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Enterprise Networking Case Study: Australian Coworking Firm Builds the Office of The Future
Waterman is an Australian coworking firm with almost 20,000 square meters of office space across six centers in Melbourne. Catering to over 1,000 businesses and 2,500 customers, Waterman leases physical coworking spaces for companies, teams, and programs that require fast, reliable, and secure connectivity.
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Ekol Logistics: High-Performance Networking in a Fast-Moving Industry
Ekol Logistics understands how technology drives business. Founded in 1990, this fast-moving transportation and logistics company has grown to operate in 80 locations spanning 12 countries, with more than 7,500 employees.
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Harry Reid International Airport Flies High with Extreme
Harry Reid International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the United States, serving as the main gateway to one of the country's top destinations Las Vegas. Whether it's for business, fun, or a little of both, millions of travelers move through the airport each year, and making sure their experience is seamless is in part the responsibility of their IT team.
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Digital Transformation Efforts Powered by Network Automation, Simplicity, Security, and Intelligence
ŠKODA AUTO, based in Mladá Boleslav, is a leading industrial enterprise in the Czech Republic and one of the oldest carmakers in the world. Today, ŠKODA AUTO employs over 30,000 people, operating as part of the Volkswagen Group for nearly 30 years.
FAQs
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Enterprise networking is the combination of physical and virtual networks that connect users and devices to systems and applications in cloud and on-premises data centers.
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An enterprise network is the secure infrastructure that connects users, devices, and systems to applications campuses, branches, data centers and the cloud. It includes physical elements like switches and access points, as well as virtual components such as virtual machines and virtual network functions.
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An enterprise networking solution is a combination of hardware, operating systems, and cloud services that enable secure and high-performance connectivity across an organization.
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Historically, AI for networking has referred primarily to a second-generation of AI-assisted network operations, supporting tasks such as anomaly detection. While this reduced the burden on network administrators to find and address problems in complex networks before those issues impact quality of service, its scope has been limited. Modern approaches to AI for networking now incorporate generative AI, machine learning, and other AI capabilities in a holistic approach for networking, security, compliance, procurement, and other workflows.
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Several factors influence the cost of an enterprise network. Two key dimensions are the number of users and devices that will consume network services and the number and distribution of locations from which users and devices will consume those services. Floor space, wall materials, and other factors influence the cost of a wireless network, for example, to connect employees and guests to vital applications. The nature of the applications in use, such as video conferencing, financial, or medical applications, greatly influences the design requirements for wireless backhaul through the switching network. In turn, this affects the bandwidth requirement for the SD-WAN appliance that connects users and devices together, to data centers within the enterprise network, and to cloud apps and services. Costs add up quickly. Networking platforms have begun to emerge to help customers reduce the total cost of ownership for an enterprise network.
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Enterprise networking solutions can help improve ROI by reducing both capital expenditures (CapEx) and operational expenditures (OpEx). Enterprise cloud networking delivered as a SaaS can greatly reduce the CapEx for on-premises hardware. An enterprise networking solution that offers third-party device management can further avoid or reduce the need for premature capital replacement. AI for networking can greatly reduce OpEx associated with planning, delivery, troubleshooting, and compliance efforts through automation. An enterprise networking solution with a network fabric can greatly reduce the cost of unplanned downtime, as well as the cost of planned maintenance windows. And an SD-WAN approach to internet connectivity can greatly reduce costs and improve network agility compared with the use of private WAN solutions. Enterprise networking decision makers often have the choice of best-of-breed solutions or platforms. "For many networks, the best investment is a platform approach with inclusive subscriptions that combine technology—such as AI—with technical support (often at an additional cost), operating system updates, and long-lifespan hardware that can be easily reused."
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Extreme Networks provides enterprise networking solutions manageable from the cloud or on-premises that combine networking, security, and AI with wired, wireless, and SD-WAN network infrastructure. For example, Extreme offers Wi-Fi 6/6E/7 access points, and Extreme Platform ONE™, which enable cloud and AI-powered management of the entire network. In combination, Extreme’s portfolio pairs AI-powered cloud services that can greatly reduce OpEx for enterprise networking, and network infrastructure that leads the industry in terms of flexibility, resilience, and energy efficiency. Extreme’s enterprise networking capabilities can also reduce total cost of ownership. For example, Extreme Platform ONE™ reduces the time spent on manual tasks by up to 90%, it’s network fabric can help reduce downtime by up to 83%, and it’s unified, integrated approach to security can enable complete access security.