Networks start to get SASE in 2020
Secure Access Service Edge, or SASE, is the convergence of security and network services. Learn more now.
Read MoreStarlink Isn’t Coming to Save Your Hawker
“If you have the dough, Starlink is the way to go.” For most of the charter fleet, the math tells a different story. If you operate a Hawker, a Lear, a midsize Citation, or one of a few dozen other airframes among the 5,000+ aircraft still flying with …
Two of the biggest names in business aviation connectivity took the stage at #NBAAMX earlier this month
Different companies. Different technology stacks. Directly competing commercial interests. They landed in the same place. Steve Borger of Gogo and Jim Huntoon of Viasat both put the practical threshold for “enough” cabin connectivity at roughly 25 Mbps …
5,000 Aircraft Disagree
A field report from the 2026 NBAA Maintenance Conference connectivity panel — and what they didn’t say. Starlink Aviation hardware is currently running a multi-month backlog. The Gogo 3G sunset and 4G launch has been extended to November 8, 2026, with …
The Interstate at Rush hour…in the Rain…on the Friday of a Long Weekend. AKA, Your Enterprise Traffic Traveling the Video-Saturated Internet
All network traffic is not created equal. Learn more now.
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My 3 Favorite SD-WAN Features
Network Engineer Kunal Thakkar reviews Zero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP), frequent key rotations and number of VRFs/VPNs.
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Cloud Transformation Requires New Security Paradigm
Centralized security in the data center, security at the edge, cloud-based security, and more. Learn about how cloud computing is affecting network security models.
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How a Cloud Hub WAN Architecture Enables Enterprise Security
This article was originally published on Telecomramblings.
CEO of Apcela Mark Casey discusses how enterprises create distributed security with cloud hubs that is simple and less costly.
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Measuring Organizational Speed in the Age of Digital Transformation
In this blogpost, we walk through the questions that truly transformative CIOs use to gauge success.
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The Cost of a Legacy: Why the Network You Once Revered Is Now Hindering Your Business
This article was originally published on TABBForum on August 27, 2019. With so much riding on the rails of organizations’ networks, CIOs at financial services companies are prone to taking a cautious approach to upgrading. But this trepidation has put the... Read More
How Mapping your Apps can Improve Cloud Connectivity, Even Over The Internet
Do you know where your apps are? If you’re first thought was, “in the cloud, duh” you aren’t wrong – but just because applications are hosted in the cloud doesn’t meant that they don’t have physical locations. Services like Microsoft O365 and Amazon Azure host their... Read More
We know it’s the cloud, but location matters!
Where is “the cloud” anyway, and does it matter? Turns out, the cloud is more physical than it sounds.
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Is Your Network like a Bad 80’s Haircut?
The 80’s were fun, but it may be time to change up your hairstyle (and network technology).
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