ScloudX Networks Inc

analytics: what you can’t see you can’t control
Where should we begin?

Once upon a time, not so long ago, networking teams got by with basic analytics using SNMP events, syslogs, custom scripts, utilization reports, and simple monitoring tools. How things have changed!!
Where are we headed?

60% of transactions either originate or terminate outside of the private enterprise network.1 The Internet has become the new network core.

40% of enterprise workloads will be on public cloud by 2023.2 Applications and services are disaggregated and distributed across a myriad of private and public cloud and edge environments.
58% of employees will continue to work 8 or more days/month from home and more devices are connecting to your network than ever, multiplying your team’s workload.3

And if that wasn’t enough your network has become the vital lifeblood of an increasingly digital organization. Is your budget and time to value keeping up?

Enter AIOps.
The future demands the advanced use of data and artificial intelligence to help accelerate and automate operations in this increasingly complex world. According to IDC, “by 2024, 50% of large enterprises will adopt AIOps solutions for automating major IT system and service management processes.”

What is (network-attached storage) and how does it work?

Improvements in network-attached storage density and performance target unstructured data workloads. Here's how a NAS server works, how it is different from a SAN, and what IT buyers want in file-level storage.

ScloudX Networks Inc || Your Own Network || Global Hybrid WAN || Global Managed Service Provider || on LinkedIn: #NAS #networkmanagement #ScloudX What is NAS (network-attached storage) and how does it work? Improvements in network-attached storage density and performance target unstructured data...

New servers embrace hybrid cloud

Cisco UCS X-Series servers have a new that supports blade- and rack-server features to simplify data centers and come loaded with management software to unify hybrid cloud environments.

Cisco has added a new class of servers to its Unified Computing System that are more flexible and outfitted with management software geared to hybrid cloud.

ScloudX Networks Inc || Your Own Network || Global Hybrid WAN || Global Managed Service Provider || on LinkedIn: #Cisco #hybrid_cloud #ScloudX New Cisco servers embrace hybrid cloud UCS X-Series servers have a new architecture that supports blade- and rack-server features to simplify data...

Network certs 2021: Significant raises for the right ones

As employees split their time between the office and working at home, IT skills requirements have shifted to cloud, security, and automation.

COVID-19 kicked off one of the most disruptive economic periods since World War II, and companies scrambled to shift business processes to the cloud to meet escalating digital demands. In fact, companies digitized many activities at a rate 20% to 25% faster than previously thought possible, according to research from McKinsey & Company.

That acceleration has impacted the IT workforce: 85% of IT hiring managers say their hiring needs have changed, according to a survey by colocation provider INAP. This creates an opportunity for IT professionals who want to move ahead in their careers. Getting trained in key technologies can be a stepping stone not only to better pay but also to leadership jobs with more responsibilities.
IT professionals who gained new skills or certifications last year received an average raise in excess of $12,000—more than double the average IT annual salary increase of $5,000, according to the most recent Global Knowledge IT Skills and Salary Report, released this past December.

Beyond the pay gains and possibility of promotion, getting advanced training may now be a necessity, particularly for networking pros. In addition to mastering the fundamentals, “network engineers will need to continue to evolve their skills to be relevant,” particularly in cloud, security, software-defined networking (SDN) and virtualization, says Zane Schweer, lead author of the Global Knowledge 2020 IT Salary and Skills Report.

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