At Juniper Networks, we’re sometimes asked why we talk about session awareness while our competitors talk about application awareness. After all, aren’t applications the most important topic in networking? As
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been around for a while, having first been turned into a field of study in 1959 at Dartmouth College (a Juniper Mist Customer!). Yet in the past
Juniper Networks announced another groundbreaking capability within its Virtual Network Assistant (VNA), Marvis, designed to address a widespread problem in many enterprise networks – bad video conferencing experiences. All too
In today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, businesses and organizations rely heavily on robust network infrastructures to enable seamless communication, collaboration and data access. As the demand for efficient networking solutions
The Problem of Traditional Troubleshooting Sometimes problems occur unexpectedly. Other times problems grow in the shadows, lurking for months or years unnoticed. They slowly chip away at users’ service expectations
In the ever-evolving landscape of IT Services, insights give us an accurate and deep understanding of how or why something happens. When delivering any IT service, it’s always been crucial
Wired networks play a critical role in today’s technology-driven world, connecting devices and enabling seamless communication and data transfer. However, the complexities associated with wired networks present significant challenges. In
The last few years have highlighted the importance of having a stable, resilient and high-performing network to support the transformation to digital, integrated business operations like never before. In addition
Today, more than ever, companies and their customers are demanding sustainable business practices and solutions from their suppliers. The first thought to delivering on such demands is often how to
When network access control (NAC) debuted in the early 2000s, its purpose was relatively straightforward: provide secure access by authenticating and authorizing corporate computers and laptops on a company’s private