The IT ecosystem is changing. Today’s technology leaders must oversee a department that supports more customers, remote workers, BYOD policies, and IoT devices. They must also deliver cloud, video collaboration, and other bandwidth-hungry apps that today’s users crave.
Supporting these new technologies and the demands of modern users is crushing today’s networks. To offer the best user experience, no matter the location or device, IT leaders need a modern networking infrastructure that successfully delivers these latest technology advances.
This whitepaper identifies how increasing user demands places greater demands on IT, and explores how a next-gen switching portfolio that offers advanced analytics, intelligent automation, top-notch performance and enhanced security delivers on users’ expectations and boosts IT productivity and the bottom line.
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