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Software-Defined Networking
Out of the loosely understood concepts of several years ago, Software-Defined Networking (SDN) has evolved into a framework that will usher in the next network paradigm. This interview with Jeff Reed, Vice President, Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Group, Cisco, looks at what policy-driven networking means to the networking giant, as well as SDN’s implications on network equipment vendors the world over.
3 Ways to Build the Network That Will Change Your Future
How you spend your time, and with whom, have a lot to do with determining the opportunities that come your way.
8 Ways to Become the Person Everyone Wants to Network With
Try these specific strategies to become a super connector and beat networking jitters.
How IT leaders can define and drive IT innovation
While innovation is a goal of most organizations, many IT leaders are hard-pressed to define what innovation is. The CIO Executive Council outlines four essential principles for IT leaders to keep in mind as they develop or hone their strategies.
Certifying Software: Why We're Not There Yet
Finding a solution to the software security and hygiene problem will take more than an Underwriter's Lab seal of approval.
Accelerators done well: The secret to smooth software integrations
Accelerators – pre-built, pre-tested, and well-documented code that makes the integration smoother – are central to good integrations. With them, you realize these benefits: vendor selection, project planning, implementation, and ongoing support.
The rise of self-learning software
I predict that in 10 years, every new enterprise application will be self-learning at its core.
Building your software upgrade toolshed
Often an overlooked part of software upgrades, OnBase has a toolshed of its own. It includes a number of tools to assist an admin or project manager as they make their upgrade choices.
Low-code and no-code development is changing how software is built
Low-code and no-code platforms are multiplying, and the first to reap the technologies' benefits will be entrepreneurs with a good idea.
How contract management software positively affects your bottom line
You need to get the most value from your contracts by staying on top of them, renegotiating when you have the opportunity and taking advantage of early-payment discounts. That can’t happen if key stakeholders aren’t aware of the details.
ERP Software: The Gift that Actually Does Keep Giving!
Need a gift idea that will really wow everyone in your office? How about new ERP software? Find out about the top ERP software features that can help every employee in your company be more efficient and productive in the new year.
How CIOs can define software delivery through a customer lens
By focusing on the customer POV, CIOs can make digital transformation more visible and measurable within a business context.
4 Can't-Fail Ways to Grow Your Professional Network
All you need to build successful business relationships is sincerity and follow-up. You can do that.
What Technical Interviews are about — For Software Developers.
Technical Interviews can be scary, difficult, and even fun. Yes, fun.
4 Tips for Better Code in Safety-Critical Software
Software powers many forms of safety-critical systems today. It’s used in: · Automobiles people drive every day.
Paying for Software: What Are Your Options?
When companies are making a software purchase, especially for a new business management system, business professionals often face choices on how they can pay for the software, either through perpetual or subscription pricing. While the …
Work Order Software Buyers Guide
Work order software helps manage and simplify incoming and outgoing orders across multiple industries. Read about the versatility of work order software and how it can help you.
How to do software rationalization right
Use software rationalization to prevent the cost of maintaining existing applications from stifling strategic software initiatives.
10 things CIOs must absolutely know about their software
With the right kind of software intelligence, CIOs can keep risk low while modernizing systems for future success.
