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Jeff Harris, Senior Director, Ixia
How many millions of dollars worth of network downtime can your organization afford? How many customers are you willing to lose to your competitors?
Ulrica de Fort-Menares, VP of Product Strategy, LiveAction
Bob Bruns, CIO, Avanade
Andre Fuetsch, SVP, Architecture and Design, AT
Chuck Pol, President and Country Chairperson, Vodafone Americas
Andrew Morawski, President and Country Chairman, Vodafone Americas
Building a backend network infrastructure that is secure, flexible, agile and capable of supporting new technology and employee needs will be paramount to the success of the modern enterprise.
Jeff Meier, CIO, Fujitsu Americas
As we progress through the age of digitally transforming business models that enable organizations to conduct global trade in a more and more efficient, innovative, and customer-centric manner.
Michael Morey, AVP Infrastructure, National Life Group
It amazes me that the hyper-converged market did not get the attention it deserved until the last several years.
Michael Kagan, CTO, Mellanox Technologies
The trends that are most affecting HPC today are highly influenced by the need to have all aspects of the infrastructure working in unison
Shreyas Shah, SVP-IT & CIO, Lumentum
As CIOs begin planning for future budget cycles, they must analyze their existing networks (capacity, depreciation, maintenance) against purchasing new physical equipment, as well as cloud-based virtual environments.
Kelly Wanser, Founder & CEO, Stateless Networks
Your business units wanton-demand infrastructure for applications, and are trying public clouds.
Russ Fordyce, Managing Director, Marketing, Broadview Networks
Today’s leading cloud-based UC providers give organizations the flexibility to add new services...
Craig Hill, Distinguished Systems Engineer, CISCO Systems
Not since the advent of cloud computing has a technology area meant so many different things to so...
Rick Owens, VP, Infrastructure & Operations, Sitel
For many years, organizations and business users have grown accustomed to the concept of Bring your own Device (BYOD), as more and more members of the workforce use mobile devices to blend work, life and recreation.
