27. Digital Workspace – Ready for Reopening
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Many companies are actively evaluating and testing technologies that can help them keep employees and visitors safe in workplaces and public spaces when they reopen. There are a lot of possibilities, but what is truly viable and necessary? WWT experts Joe Berger and Kait Miller, along with Arnaud Caigniet from Cisco, discuss what organizations are planning for, and how to prioritize various technologies. We’ll take a look at IoT, office hoteling, shared space management, sensors and occupancy monitoring technologies that are being used to reopen offices and shared spaces. Panelists: WWT...
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26. Security – Would Zero Trust Have Prevented the SolarWinds Breach?
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Zero Trust is a framework that combines Identity and Access Management (IAM), Enterprise Segmentation and other security components to provide “least access” protection to corporate networks and resources. WWT Cybersecurity architects Steve Brodson, Ricky Boyd and Ken Dunham join host Robb Boyd to discuss the key ways in which a Zero Trust Architecture could have protected against the Solar Winds-based attacks that made the news in December. Additional Resources from WWT:
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25. Carrier Networking – Private LTE and CBRS
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In the first episode of World Wide Technology’s TEC37 Networking Series, host Robb Boyd and WWT’s Syed Jafri and Chandler Heath discuss the role of Private LTE networks. These networks will help enterprises increase in-building capacity, provide a better end user experience and enhance the capabilities for enterprise level applications of Internet of things, while also providing a platform for the broader adoption of 5G. Enterprises undergoing digital transformation can use Private LTE on the new CBRS band to improve in-building connectivity complementing WiFi6. This high-speed,...
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24. Networking: SASE – Where the Network and Security Worlds Collide
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Since Gartner introduced the term Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) in 2019, technology leaders have been trying to figure out what this merging of network and security architectures means for their organizations. In this episode of TEC37, we dig into the evolution of SASE, how it works and some considerations when evaluating SASE solutions. Join host Robb Boyd as he speaks with WWT’s Mike Schmidt, Security Architect; Michael Pfeiffer, Cloud Networking Architect; and Jordan Martin, Networking Architect. They’ll discuss how the worlds of...
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No Bad Wi-Fi Series E03 BONUS Segment – Meraki IoT Sensors
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In this No Bad Wi-Fi Serious Episode 3 bonus segment we talked with WWT’s Chandler Heath about his IoT sensor deployments and the variety of use cases where sensors can be leveraged.
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No Bad Wi-Fi Series E03 – Meraki IoT Sensors
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How can you leverage the Internet of Things to support your business strategy? In this Episode of #NoBadWifi, we talk all about sensors. Meraki’s Anthony Hizon, Product Manager of Meraki MT Sensors shows us what is possible with the new Meraki MT sensor product line. Throughout this monthly series, hosts Robb Boyd and Jennifer Huber give you the inside look into OEM and Ecosystem Partners' solutions and services revolving around “wireless.” Kait Miller discusses Labs in WWT’s Advanced Technology focusing on wireless services. Then Carter Burke from AccelTex discussed their...
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23. Optimize Cyber Tools to Reclaim Time, Resources and Money
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The rising concern of cyber breaches within the enterprise has organizations grappling to figure out just how secure are we? Having purchased numerous security solutions, it is critical for an organization to understand if and how these solutions are adequately protecting the IT infrastructure and securing vulnerable data. In this new TEC37 episode from World Wide Technology (WWT), Robb Boyd and WWT's experts, Matt Berry, Matt Long and Kris Carr, will discuss how WWT's Tools Rationalization approach will ensure your organization is advancing its security posture, optimizing investments, and...
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22. How to be Cloud Ready, Cloud First and Transform Your Organization’s Culture
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In this new episode of World Wide Technology’s (WWT) TEC37 series, join host Robb Boyd, Maria Sterck, VP of Cloud Services with Reinsurance Group of America (RGA) and Dave Sellers, GM of Multicloud at WWT as they discuss lessons learned and techniques to be successful with a Multicloud Architecture. Presenters: Related Content:
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21. How to Add Automation to IT Operations
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Traditional IT operations can turn skilled people into robots who have to perform the same operationally-critical, yet time-consuming tasks over and over. All the while, it seems there is never time to work on the most strategic projects for your organization. What if you could build your own “robots” to do the repetitive work for you, so you could have time to do the things you really want to do? Infrastructure automation is your robot army, waiting for your orders! Adding automation to your IT operations skillset is absolutely doable, even though it might sound intimidating. Where do you...
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20. Risks and Benefits of Hybrid Work
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Join host Robb Boyd and a cross-architecture panel of WWT thought leaders from Security, Digital Strategy and Digital Workspace as they introduce the Hybrid Work spectrum, and help organizations better understand both the risks and benefits that long-term remote working presents. “Hybrid Work” as a term has taken on new meaning since the pandemic. Hybrid work refers to organizations bringing some workers back to the physical company workplace while other worker groups remain working from home, as well as giving workers the choice to alternate between working at a company site...
info_outlineJoin host Robb Boyd and a cross-architecture panel of WWT thought leaders from Security, Digital Strategy and Digital Workspace as they introduce the Hybrid Work spectrum, and help organizations better understand both the risks and benefits that long-term remote working presents.
“Hybrid Work” as a term has taken on new meaning since the pandemic. Hybrid work refers to organizations bringing some workers back to the physical company workplace while other worker groups remain working from home, as well as giving workers the choice to alternate between working at a company site and working remotely.
In this new TEC37 episode from World Wide Technology (WWT), we introduce the hybrid work spectrum as a framework to help IT leaders prioritize the competing demands of optimizing for remote work and being ready for returning workers.
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Solutions for Re-opening and Returning to Work
Use Webex Assistant to Minimize Contact in Conference Rooms
Comparing Cisco Webex, Microsoft Teams and Zoon Video Platforms