Podcasts about network design

Joshua Garverink, co-author of the Azure Integration Guide for Business, discusses journey into the tech industry, his experiences with Azure, and the importance of cloud integration for IT leaders.The conversation covers various themes including the benefits of moving to Azure, the cultural shifts required for cloud adoption, architectural considerations for cloud migration, the significance of network design, and the financial implications of cloud services through FinOps.In this conversation, Jetro and Josh discuss the critical aspects of cloud operations, focusing on Cloud FinOps, automation, cybersecurity, and the Azure ecosystem.They emphasize the importance of investing in skills for IT operations, the role of automation in enhancing security, and best practices for OLTP systems in Azure.The discussion also covers the significance of governance and security in cloud operations, the reality of serverless computing, and the future of Azure with technological innovations.CHAPTERS(00:00:00) INTRO (00:00:42) Introduction to Azure Integration and Author Background (00:05:33) Unlocking Opportunities with Azure for IT Leaders (00:10:09) Cultural Shifts in Cloud Adoption (00:12:04) Architectural Considerations for Cloud Migration (00:16:39) The Importance of Network Design in Azure (00:21:50) Understanding Cloud Costs and FinOps (00:25:12) Understanding Cloud FinOps and Cost Management (00:25:45) The Importance of Automation in Cloud Operations (00:30:33) Investing in Skills for IT Operations (00:31:38) The Role of Automation in Cybersecurity (00:32:09) Best Practices for OLTP Systems in Azure (00:35:07) Exploring the Azure Ecosystem for Data Analytics (00:37:33) Serverless Computing: Hype or Reality? (00:43:28) Governance and Security in Cloud Operations (00:45:47) The Future of Azure and Technological Innovations

In this episode of Cisco Champion Radio, we dive into Cisco's groundbreaking efforts to simplify network architecture and streamline the future of networking. The discussion focuses on the evolution of network design, from the collapse of transponders into routers in routed optical networking to the benefits of adopting coherent optics and segment routing. We explore how Cisco's Crosswork automation solutions are driving efficiency in network management with features like multi-vendor support and automation for inventory, service provisioning, and assurance. Cisco's revolutionary Silicon One is also highlighted, showcasing its ability to reduce cost, footprint, and chip variants while enabling seamless integration of new functionality across networks. In addition, we look at the platform Cisco offers for hosting apps on iOS XR devices, including advanced security features like Edge Protect for DDoS mitigation, and how AI-driven traffic decisions are shaping the future of network performance. Resources: For more information, click here: o Cisco Agile Services Networking: https://www.cisco.com/site/us/en/solutions/service-provider/networking/agile-services/index.html o Cisco Routed Optical Networking: https://www.cisco.com/site/us/en/solutions/routed-optical-networking/index.html o Cisco Crosswork Network Automation: https://www.cisco.com/site/us/en/products/networking/software/crosswork-network-automation/index.html Customer Stories: o Swisscom adoption on Agile Services Networking: https://www.cisco.com/site/us/en/solutions/service-provider/networking/agile-services/index o Colt adoption on Agile Services Networking – Video: https://www.cisco.com/site/us/en/solutions/service-provider/networking/agile-services/index.html?socialshare=colt . Case Study: https://www.cisco.com/site/us/en/about/case-studies-customer-stories/colt-technology.html Cisco guest: Andy Schutz, VP Product Management, Cisco Cisco Champions Donald Robb, Principal Network Architect, The Walt Disney Liam Keegan, CTO, Rio Bravo Systems Alexander Deca, Principal Network Engineer, NTT Piere Besombes, Senior Network Engineer, Tech Leader, Rakuten

As human's we are hard wired for connection. This week Miriam & Sarah talk about their weeks of connectivity, conscious network design and some juicy opportunities for YOU to come and connect with your Women in Pharma network.

On this episode of the Six Five Webcast - The 5G Factor, hosts Ron Westfall and Tom Hollingsworth provide in-depth analysis on how AI emerged as the dominant theme at the recent 5G Americas conference, showcasing its critical role in the advancement and deployment of 5G networks. Their discussion covers: T-Mobile's innovative use of AI to optimize network upgrades and expansion Verizon's strategy to monetize computing infrastructure tailored for AI operations The potential of GenAI-enabled platforms like Nokia Network Service Platform to revolutionize network design and management AI's capacity to correlate data in novel ways, enhancing network operation's efficiency and problem-solving capabilities The foresight on AI's evolving role in the telecom industry, particularly in driving 5G development  

Thomas Wasson dives deep into the world of trucking network design, sharing insights from his experience at a large carrier. Learn how network efficiency can make or break a trucking operation, and how it impacts mergers and acquisitions. We also discuss the current state of the freight market, including challenges and opportunities. Plus, join the fun with a round of "Would You Rather" freight-themed questions! Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:01:00 - Network Design and Efficiency 00:03:00 - M&A and Network Expansion 00:05:00 - Current State of the Freight Market 00:07:00 - Would You Rather Questions Keywords: trucking network design, freight market, M&A, trucking industry, logistics, supply chain, carrier, freightwaves, Thomas Wasson, loaded and rolling

The National Space Centre (NSC) has launched Ireland's first Space Academy, a pioneering educational initiative aimed at Engineers, IT professionals, and network industry personnel. Supported by Space Industry Skillnet, an enterprise-led training network for Irish companies delivering technology and services to the global space market, this innovative curriculum is designed to equip Irish firms with the skills necessary to develop commercial applications within the rapidly growing space economy. The NSC Space Academy offers a comprehensive range of courses spanning from one to five days and specifically tailored to provide a core understanding of space communications and satellite applications. "More spacecraft were launched in 2023 than in the entire prior 50 years of the space age," explained Bruce Hannah, CTO at National Space Centre and Head of Education at the Space Academy. "There are over 10,000 satellites now orbiting Earth, delivering data for industries ranging from communications to humanitarian aid. The commercial landscape for space communication and satellite applications is a huge opportunity for Ireland's technology and engineering companies." Courses are based on-site at the National Space Centre in Elfordstown, Cork. The NSC is home to the 32-meter Big Dish, an iconic piece of Irish telecommunications history and the origin of satellite communications development in Europe. Today, the site is home to myriad ground stations for satellite applications and space communications, offering students an exciting and richly relevant context for their studies. Among the unique course offerings is the one-day Space Applications Project Day, a team-building event focused on the supported conception, drafting, and design of a commercial space application. This hands-on experience encourages innovation and collaboration, key elements in driving the future of space technology. More traditional courses include Satellite System Architecture, Radio Signals and Network Design for Space Communications, and Commercial and Non-Commercial Space Applications. Completion of five Space Academy modules will qualify learners for the newly accredited NSC Space Academy Certification in Space Engineering Essentials. Courses are supported by Space Industry Skillnet, which offers a limited number of subsidies for course costs for employees of private companies, sole traders and consultants. All courses are also eligible for Continuing Professional Development credits for those who need CPD hours. Courses are offered six times a year, and dates, registration information, and enrollment can be found at https://nationalspacecentre.eu/courses/.

Nikki welcomes Danielle LaFleur to the podcast this week. Danielle is a transformative keynote speaker with 30 years of experience in Marketing, IT, Network Design, and Leadership Training. As the founder of Easy As Pie Design, she excels in strategic planning and AI integration for digital marketing. Danielle holds degrees from the University of Washington and multiple certifications, including Six Sigma and MCSE, and she is also an advocate for continuous improvement and technological innovation. Her talks provide insights and strategies for thriving in the digital and AI-driven business landscape. Nikki and Danielle discuss the delicate balance between cutting-edge AI tools, the human touch in business, and AI's impact on customer experiences and productivity. They talk about the nuances of AI evolution, from its current capabilities to the aspirations of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Tune in to learn how businesses can leverage AI to streamline processes, enhance customer interactions, and drive innovation, all while preserving authenticity and connection. Nikki and Danielle explore the concept of "prompt engineering," where precision in input parameters unlocks AI's full potential, and they also talk about the real-world examples of how AI optimizes tasks, from crafting landing pages to managing client interactions! With the transformative power of AI, listen in to this episode to discover the importance of ensuring personalized connections even with technological advancements. Gain insights into the evolving nature of work in this era of AI, where creativity, collaboration, and adaptability remain what's most important! Nikki invites you to join the Sales Maven Society. Take advantage of this opportunity for you and Nikki to work together. Bring your questions, concerns, and sales situations; she provides answers and guidance to boost your confidence. Join the Sales Maven Society here, click Join Today, and then checkout and use coupon code 47trial to get your first month for $47.00!   In This Episode: [00:37] - Nikki is interviewing Danielle LaFleur of Easy As Pie Design. [03:40] - Danielle argues that customer service relies on leveraging tools to prioritize personalized attention, with AI oversight ultimately being essential. [05:43] - AI evolves from matching human capabilities to surpassing them, ultimately aiming for autonomy. [07:38] - Nikki reveals that she uses AI in her business to expedite problem-solving and brainstorming during coaching sessions. [09:12] - Danielle uses AI to enhance client interactions, leveraging insights for tasks such as webpage design. [12:52] - Danielle argues that prompt engineering in using AI helps ensure quality results. [14:24] - Danielle adds that prompt engineering is important when it comes to directing AI, similar to onboarding an intern. [17:00] - Specify ChatGPT's role, client, desired outcomes, context, and criteria, and then prompt for relevant information. [18:05] - For effective AI guidance, Danielle advocates for defining roles, offering context, setting criteria, giving clear instructions, and including examples. [21:44] - Integrating AI into high-touch interactions depends on business model and personal capacity. [24:13] - Danielle touches upon how businesses adopt AI-driven customer service for empathetic, efficient assistance. [27:05] - Nikki argues that, for solopreneurs or small teams, leveraging AI like ChatGPT requires tailored strategies. [28:09] - Hume, which is powered by AI emotional recognition, transforms customer interactions by offering personalized assistance without direct involvement. [31:11] - Danielle explains how automatically organizing calls, noting actions, and facilitating quick information retrieval assists with managing projects. [34:45] - Embracing creativity as your greatest asset empowers innovation and challenges traditional norms. [37:17] - Danielle encourages listeners to recognize your uniqueness and creativity which will foster self-esteem and shape AI to amplify your skills. [40:50] - Discovering joy in various aspects of life, from sleeping to witnessing growth in collaborative environments, brings Danielle genuine joy. [42:20] - Danielle reveals that she loves to travel, which often surprises others with spontaneous day trips across continents. [43:43] - In executive consulting, Danielle analyzes companies, tailors AI solutions, and empowers businesses of all sizes. [45:16] - What's the best way to connect with Danielle? [46:25] - Danielle feels that Nikki's presence in her life is a blessing, transforming her sales process drastically for the better!   For more actionable sales tips, download the FREE Closing The Sale Ebook.   Find Nikki: Nikki Rausch nikki@yoursalesmaven.com Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram Sales Maven Society Work With Nikki Discussion To download free Resources from Nikki: www.yoursalesmaven.com/maven    Find Danielle: Easy As Pie Design LinkedIn  

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Podcast: The PrOTect OT Cybersecurity Podcast (LS 29 · TOP 10% what is this?)Episode: Josh Varghese: Holistic, Scalable OT Network DesignPub date: 2023-09-21About Josh Varghese: Josh Varghese, founder of Traceroute, is a seasoned industrial networking expert who has dedicated himself to serving the dynamic industrial/OT market. With nearly a decade of experience as a technical lead at Industrial Networking Solutions, where he established their technical support and application engineering department, Josh cultivated a deep understanding of the industry. He now leads Traceroute, offering a comprehensive suite of services including consulting, design, solution architecture, and more, while maintaining invaluable relationships with clients and vendors forged during his career.In this episode, Aaron and Josh Varghese discuss:Navigating vendor dependence and networking complexity in industrial environmentsOvercoming resistance to technology advancements in industrial settingsThe challenges of IT-OT convergence and the importance of OT knowledge transferThe importance of empathy and collaboration in an SDN-driven futureKey Takeaways:In the world of industrial networking, the critical importance of bridging the gap between vendors, asset owners, and complex OT environments becomes glaringly evident, as a lack of expertise and responsibility often leads to network disasters and production outages, emphasizing the need for specialized support and education in this field.Getting burned by poorly configured solutions in the industrial technology realm has led to a reluctance to embrace advancements; however, with proper configuration and understanding, these advancements can be highly beneficial.Bridging the gap between IT and OT, and improving basic understanding of network concepts, is crucial for overcoming resistance to new technology adoption and ensuring operational resilience in a world where automation and physical processes intersect in every aspect of business.In the evolving landscape of IT and OT collaboration, the key to success lies in fostering understanding, empathy, and effective communication between the two sides, rather than imposing complexity or hierarchies, while emerging technologies like SDN offer promise but must address the challenge of simplifying network management in the OT space. "So much of what has happened in the last five to ten years in our space has been around wanting to look at lateral traffic movement or visibility to more traffic. And it's all been very difficult to accomplish because the architecture and the technology available in traditional networking makes it so. You and I have talked about wanting to fast forward to a scenario with sensors in the switch, full visibility, and all this stuff. SDN gets us there like in the snap of a finger." — Josh Varghese Connect with Josh Varghese: Website: www.traceroutellc.comEmail: josh@traceroutellc.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/varghesejmTraceroute's OT networking training in Dallas-Fort Worth on February 8-9, 2024:https://www.traceroutellc.com/s/Traceroute-DFW-Training-Flyer.pdfThe best (or arguably “worst”) kept secret in OT networking is Software Defined Networking: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/varghesejm_industrialnetworking-otnetworking-otsdn-activity-6963503182421377024--52t/Connect with Aaron:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronccrowLearn more about Industrial Defender:Website: https://www.industrialdefender.com/podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/industrial-defender-inc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/iDefend_ICSYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@industrialdefender7120Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Aaron Crow, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

About Josh Varghese: Josh Varghese, founder of Traceroute, is a seasoned industrial networking expert who has dedicated himself to serving the dynamic industrial/OT market. With nearly a decade of experience as a technical lead at Industrial Networking Solutions, where he established their technical support and application engineering department, Josh cultivated a deep understanding of the industry. He now leads Traceroute, offering a comprehensive suite of services including consulting, design, solution architecture, and more, while maintaining invaluable relationships with clients and vendors forged during his career.In this episode, Aaron and Josh Varghese discuss:Navigating vendor dependence and networking complexity in industrial environmentsOvercoming resistance to technology advancements in industrial settingsThe challenges of IT-OT convergence and the importance of OT knowledge transferThe importance of empathy and collaboration in an SDN-driven futureKey Takeaways:In the world of industrial networking, the critical importance of bridging the gap between vendors, asset owners, and complex OT environments becomes glaringly evident, as a lack of expertise and responsibility often leads to network disasters and production outages, emphasizing the need for specialized support and education in this field.Getting burned by poorly configured solutions in the industrial technology realm has led to a reluctance to embrace advancements; however, with proper configuration and understanding, these advancements can be highly beneficial.Bridging the gap between IT and OT, and improving basic understanding of network concepts, is crucial for overcoming resistance to new technology adoption and ensuring operational resilience in a world where automation and physical processes intersect in every aspect of business.In the evolving landscape of IT and OT collaboration, the key to success lies in fostering understanding, empathy, and effective communication between the two sides, rather than imposing complexity or hierarchies, while emerging technologies like SDN offer promise but must address the challenge of simplifying network management in the OT space. "So much of what has happened in the last five to ten years in our space has been around wanting to look at lateral traffic movement or visibility to more traffic. And it's all been very difficult to accomplish because the architecture and the technology available in traditional networking makes it so. You and I have talked about wanting to fast forward to a scenario with sensors in the switch, full visibility, and all this stuff. SDN gets us there like in the snap of a finger." — Josh Varghese Connect with Josh Varghese: Website: www.traceroutellc.comEmail: josh@traceroutellc.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/varghesejmTraceroute's OT networking training in Dallas-Fort Worth on February 8-9, 2024:https://www.traceroutellc.com/s/Traceroute-DFW-Training-Flyer.pdfThe best (or arguably “worst”) kept secret in OT networking is Software Defined Networking: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/varghesejm_industrialnetworking-otnetworking-otsdn-activity-6963503182421377024--52t/Connect with Aaron:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronccrowLearn more about Industrial Defender:Website: https://www.industrialdefender.com/podcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/industrial-defender-inc/Twitter: https://twitter.com/iDefend_ICSYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@industrialdefender7120Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

In this episode, we dive into the first episode of a three-part mini-series on network design. First design episode is centered around the branch office. We take a look at what a branch is, how they've typically have been designed and where the future of the branch is headed. We talk some design aspects, some models of switches and routers and also some zero trust and SASE considerationsSupport the showLike us? Give us a review on Podchaser or Apple Podcasts to let us know! Follow Breaking Down the Bytes! Linkedin | Twitter | Facebook | Discord Want to give feedback? Fill out our survey Email us! - breakingbytespod@gmail.com Follow Pat and Kyle! Twitter: Pat | Kyle

Mourad Tamoud joined Schneider Electric in 1997 as Supply Chain & Logistics Manager. In 2012 he became Senior VP of Global Supply Chain China, a post in which he had oversight of manufacturing and distribution operations for the region, and was responsible for safety, quality, customer satisfaction, procurement, and supply chain.Mourad was first appointed to the position of Executive Vice President of Global Supply Chain Operations for Schneider Electric in June 2016. As of January 2019, Mourad added Procurement to his responsibilities and served as Chief Supply Chain Officer overseeing the end-to-end supply chain: including Procurement, Industrial Operations, Logistics & Network Design, and Planning, as well as driving the strategic agenda for the entire Supply Chain organization. He is also a member of the Schneider Electric Executive Committee.Discover more details here.Some of the highlights of the episode:From engineering school to supply chain and logisticsChallenges Schneider Electric faced during the pandemic and how they addressed itSTRIVE and the Zero Carbon ProjectThoughts about artificial intelligenceHow to hire right and key advice for the futureFollow us on:Instagram: http://bit.ly/2Wba8v7Twitter: http://bit.ly/2WeulzXLinkedin: http://bit.ly/2w9YSQXFacebook: http://bit.ly/2HtryLd

Host Thomas O'Connor and guest Jim Cafone, Senior Vice President of Global Supply Chain for Pfizer, discuss how supply chain leaders can take ideas for supply chain innovation from their nascent, early stages into large-scale execution. Jim shares his wealth of innovation experience with Pfizer, including how the organization affects change within its supply chain and the benefits of a “horizontal mindset” for supply chain leaders. He also provides specific examples of these principles in practice, such as Pfizer's approach to its “An Accord for a Healthier World” initiative.Innovation: Building from ideas to execution at scale. (1:56)Driving innovation at Pfizer through the “An Accord for a Healthier World” initiative. (3:55)What does innovation-related change look like for supply chain operations? (7:43)The importance of sharing successful and valuable innovation across the world of supply chain. (13:48)Advice for supply chain leaders looking to drive more value from innovation programs in their organizations. (17:10)Jim Cafone has been with Pfizer since 2010. In his current role as Senior Vice President of Global Supply Chain, he oversees Pfizer's global demand forecasting, demand and supply planning, worldwide logistics, and inventory management. In his previous role with Pfizer as Vice President of Network Design and Performance, Jim was responsible for business development, supply chain network design, Pfizer's lean production system, all performance reporting and analytics, innovation, and recognition programs.

In this episode we are going to look at Troubleshoot Enterprise Network.This activity uses a variety of technologies that you have encountered during your CCNA studies, including IPv4 routing, IPv6 routing, port security, EtherChannel, DHCP, and NAT. Our task is to review the requirements, isolate and resolve any problems, and then document the steps we took to verify the requirements. The company replaced routers R1 and R3 to accommodate a fiber connection between the locations. Configurations from the previous routers with serial connections were modified and applied as a starting configuration. IPv6 is being tested on a small portion of the network and needs to be verified. Note: Passwords have been removed for ease of troubleshooting in this exercise. The typical password protections should be reapplied; however, the activity will not grade those items.We will be Verifying Switching Technologies, Verifying DHCP, Verifying Routing, and Verifying Connectivity.Thank you so much for listening to this episode of my series on Enterprise Networking, Security, and Automation for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA).Once again, I'm Kevin and this is KevTechify. Let's get this adventure started.All my details and contact information can be found on my website, https://KevTechify.com-------------------------------------------------------Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)Configuration Examples for Enterprise Networking, Security, and Automation v3 (ENSA)Network DesignLab 12.5.13 - Troubleshoot Enterprise NetworkPodcast Number: 88Season: 1-------------------------------------------------------Equipment I like.Home Lab ►► https://kit.co/KevTechify/home-labNetworking Tools ►► https://kit.co/KevTechify/networking-toolsStudio Equipment ►► https://kit.co/KevTechify/studio-equipment 

A Mechanical Engineering graduate with specialisation in Operations from Cranfield University. Experienced in workflow and supply chain modelling through softwares like AnyLogic and Witness. Collaborated with global companies such as GKN Aerospace for simulating their manufacturing processes and generating insights for them. Possesses good communication skills, collaborative in nature and passionate about the field of Operations Management and Network Design for Supply Chains. https://www.linkedin.com/in/souryadeep-mazumder-59373293/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pencilsandpistons/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pencilsandpistons/support

Modularization is a crucial part of network design because it supports interchangeability, reduces the size of failure domains, and controls security domains. One critical aspect of modularization is functional separation, which argues for separating services onto specific physical and logical resources. Kevin Myers joins Tom Ammon and Russ White on this episode of the Hedge to discuss the theory and importance of functional separation in network design.

This week we talk to Gabe Pariacote. Gabe is a Principal Architect with Sirius Computer Solutions (a CDW company).  He helps customers design and implements enterprise campus and data center networks.  Gabe also has a background in the service provider space and is a 3X CCIE Routing and Switching, Service Provider, and Data Center. CheckContinue reading "Ep 106 – Data Center Network Design"

The guys sit down with Ricki Cook from Foxtel in Sydney to continue the discussion around IP video. Ricki also leverages his expertise in network design to take us to school on advanced network concepts. We think you'll learn a lot. Enjoy!

In this episode at Supply Chain Partners Podcast, we are joined by Peter Jones, the Managing Director and Founder of Prological. Dr Sharyn Grant, Founder of Supply Chain Partners, and Peter discuss automation and warehousing considerations in supply chain network design. Prological is a valued member of Supply Chain Partners:https://www.supplychainpartners.co/new-south-wales/wollongong/members/prological ABOUT PROLOGICAL:Prological is a leading Australasian supply chain consulting firm that specialises in end-to-end strategic supply chain transformation, domestic and international freight, network design, process re-engineering, automation, inventory management, sales and operation planning, energy and sustainability optimisation, demand replenishment planning, industrial property strategy, and warehouse design and layout. Their team of expert consultants can help you to make your supply chain your unfair advantage. IN THIS EPISODE:In this episode, we discuss the most common mistakes organisations make in their approach to supply chain network design, automation and warehousing. Peter identifies how a poorly designed supply chain network can impact an organisation and its suppliers and customers, and how automation and warehousing strategies impact supply chain network design. Peter shares a real-life example of how Prological helped one of its clients with network design, automation and warehousing, and key lessons learned. Peter recommends “sign nothing until you have designed everything”! Peter explains the key variables to consider when designing a supply chain network and how Prological's dynamic network modelling approach works. We discuss what organisations should consider before they invest in automation and how Prological helps their clients with this assessment and with warehousing strategies for brownfield and greenfield environments. Key highlights:1:02 minutes: The most common mistakes organisations make in supply chain network design.8:51 minutes: How a poorly designed supply chain network impacts the organisation, and its suppliers and customers.11:59 minutes: The most common mistakes organisations make in their approach to automation.14:11 minutes: The most common mistakes organisations make in their warehousing strategy.19:48 minutes: How an organisation's automation and warehousing strategies impact the design of their supply chain network.22:34 minutes: Real-life example of how Prological helped one of its clients with network design, automation and warehousing.28:14 minutes: Key lessons learned during the real-life example client project.28:52 minutes: Key variables to consider when designing a supply chain network.32:05 minutes: How Prological's dynamic network modelling approach works.37:58 minutes: What organisations should consider before they invest in automation and how Prological helps its clients with this assessment.42:36 minutes: How Prological helps its clients with warehousing. Listen to the podcast now for the whole story. Learn how Prological can help your business to avoid the most common mistakes in supply chain network design, automation and warehousing, and associated consequences, and design a network that considers key variables and integrates automation and warehousing strategies to achieve operational excellence. For more information, contact Prological:WEBSITE: https://www.prologicalconsulting.com/CALL: Australia +61 2 4226 4844; New Zealand +64 212 418 982EMAIL: info@prologicalconsulting.com WHITEPAPERS MENTIONED:https://www.prologicalconsulting.com/white-papers/___________________Supply Chain Partners is your global B2B marketplace and professional community to accelerate your business and supply chain goals. https://www.supplychainpartners.coShowcase and explore innovative business and supply chain solutions, network with industry experts and professionals, and build lasting relationships. Share and advance your business and supply chain knowledge through professional development events, training, resources, and Supply Chain Partners TV & Podcast. https://www.supplychainpartners.co/join

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In this episode, Andrew, Ninaad, and Dan look closely at the importance of creating a win-win situation in Client-3PL relationships.  Fulfillment is a complicated series of actions that eCommerce companies take to deliver orders on time. As Andrew explains, merchants will face complications and challenges such as weather, technology, and labor challenges, especially when warehouses have multiple clients. And when fulfillment providers cannot keep up with brand growth, it can significantly affect customer experience, NPS scores, returns, and refund rates, to name a few. This is why merchants need to focus on building relationships instead of just working with their service providers. As Ninaad, Dan and Andrew discuss, building confidence on both sides includes having accurate invoicing and forecasting, thorough node strategy planning, and even in-person visits. Why is this important? Because the fulfillment side is where you make or break the customer experience and when they're not happy, be ready to face some angry customers…   On this week's episode of the eCom Logistics podcast, find out: ·      Seasonal brands and customer expectations·      Delivery expectation  ·      Outsourcing fulfillment and the relationship  ·      Node Strategy depends on your business   ·      3PL invoicing  ·      SLAs    Mentioned in this episode:Dr. Squatch Tipsy ElvesFulfillment IQShipHawkProShip

Today on Heavy Networking, we discuss NVMe over fabric, where your Ethernet and IP network is the fabric. Many NVMe over fabric discussions focus on what's happening inside the storage packets themselves. This conversation focuses on the network. What does the topology need to be? What are the latency and loss characteristics of an NVMe transport fabric? What QoS tools should you be considering, how do they work, and when should you use them? Our guest for this vendor-neutral conversation is J Metz.

Today on Heavy Networking, we discuss NVMe over fabric, where your Ethernet and IP network is the fabric. Many NVMe over fabric discussions focus on what's happening inside the storage packets themselves. This conversation focuses on the network. What does the topology need to be? What are the latency and loss characteristics of an NVMe transport fabric? What QoS tools should you be considering, how do they work, and when should you use them? Our guest for this vendor-neutral conversation is J Metz. The post Heavy Networking 641: Network Design For NVMe Over Fabric appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Today on Heavy Networking, we discuss NVMe over fabric, where your Ethernet and IP network is the fabric. Many NVMe over fabric discussions focus on what's happening inside the storage packets themselves. This conversation focuses on the network. What does the topology need to be? What are the latency and loss characteristics of an NVMe transport fabric? What QoS tools should you be considering, how do they work, and when should you use them? Our guest for this vendor-neutral conversation is J Metz.

Today on Heavy Networking, we discuss NVMe over fabric, where your Ethernet and IP network is the fabric. Many NVMe over fabric discussions focus on what's happening inside the storage packets themselves. This conversation focuses on the network. What does the topology need to be? What are the latency and loss characteristics of an NVMe transport fabric? What QoS tools should you be considering, how do they work, and when should you use them? Our guest for this vendor-neutral conversation is J Metz. The post Heavy Networking 641: Network Design For NVMe Over Fabric appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Today on Heavy Networking, we discuss NVMe over fabric, where your Ethernet and IP network is the fabric. Many NVMe over fabric discussions focus on what's happening inside the storage packets themselves. This conversation focuses on the network. What does the topology need to be? What are the latency and loss characteristics of an NVMe transport fabric? What QoS tools should you be considering, how do they work, and when should you use them? Our guest for this vendor-neutral conversation is J Metz.

Today on Heavy Networking, we discuss NVMe over fabric, where your Ethernet and IP network is the fabric. Many NVMe over fabric discussions focus on what's happening inside the storage packets themselves. This conversation focuses on the network. What does the topology need to be? What are the latency and loss characteristics of an NVMe transport fabric? What QoS tools should you be considering, how do they work, and when should you use them? Our guest for this vendor-neutral conversation is J Metz. The post Heavy Networking 641: Network Design For NVMe Over Fabric appeared first on Packet Pushers.

In this episode, Stephen Alexander, CTO at Ciena and Mattias Fridström discuss how the optical networking industry has developed over the last decades, trends in enterprise networking such as the increased demand for raw bandwidth, the global component shortages, and the pandemic's impact on network design. 

Analysts Don Kellogg and Roger Entner welcome Bill Stone to the show. Bill is the Vice President of Technology Development and Planning at Verizon. 0:37: Bill shares why C-Band is so important to Verizon. 1:37: How is Verizon on track to exceed their goal for 2023 by the end of 2022? 4:16: Verizon is getting better coverage with C-Band than with AWS thanks to massive MIMO. 5:32: Spectrum efficiency is improving with 5G. 7:01: Bill talks about some of the network challenges of adding fixed wireless into their business. 10:05: How Verizon builds the network with future growth in mind. 11:26: Millimeter wave is a critical part of Verizon's strategy. Tags: telecom, telecommunications, business, wireless, cellular phone, cellular service, Don Kellogg, Roger Entner, media, Recon Analytics, Bill Stone, Verizon, c-band, 5G,4G, AWS, MIMO technology, carrier aggregation, mobile, fixed wireless, suburban, urban, rural, millimeter wave

Network design for high frequency trading and big data networks is the topic of today's Heavy Networking. If you're interested in what it's like to carefully manage data center latency and maintain your sanity in a zero downtime environment, this is your show. Our guests are are Jeremy Filliben and Marc Washco of Jump Trading.

Network design for high frequency trading and big data networks is the topic of today's Heavy Networking. If you're interested in what it's like to carefully manage data center latency and maintain your sanity in a zero downtime environment, this is your show. Our guests are are Jeremy Filliben and Marc Washco of Jump Trading.

Network design for high frequency trading and big data networks is the topic of today's Heavy Networking. If you're interested in what it's like to carefully manage data center latency and maintain your sanity in a zero downtime environment, this is your show. Our guests are are Jeremy Filliben and Marc Washco of Jump Trading.

Network design for high frequency trading and big data networks is the topic of today's Heavy Networking. If you're interested in what it's like to carefully manage data center latency and maintain your sanity in a zero downtime environment, this is your show. Our guests are are Jeremy Filliben and Marc Washco of Jump Trading. The post Heavy Networking 620: High Frequency Trading And Big Data Network Design appeared first on Packet Pushers.

On today's Tech Bytes podcast we're talking security clouds; that is, cloud services that offer capabilities including firewalls, traffic inspection, Web gateways, and more. We explore why these clouds aren't all the same, and why the architecture, including networking, makes a difference. Netskope is this episode's sponsor.

On today's Tech Bytes podcast we're talking security clouds; that is, cloud services that offer capabilities including firewalls, traffic inspection, Web gateways, and more. We explore why these clouds aren't all the same, and why the architecture, including networking, makes a difference. Netskope is this episode's sponsor.

On today's Tech Bytes podcast we're talking security clouds; that is, cloud services that offer capabilities including firewalls, traffic inspection, Web gateways, and more. We explore why these clouds aren't all the same, and why the architecture, including networking, makes a difference. Netskope is this episode's sponsor.

Teodor Gabriel Crainic is Full Professor of Operations Research, Transportation, and Logistics, and holds the Chair on Intelligent Logistics and Transportation Systems Planning in the School of Management, Université du Québec à Montréal. He is also Adjunct Professor, Department of Computer Science and Operations Research, Université de Montréal, and senior scientist at CIRRELT, the Interuniversity Research Center for Enterprise Networks, Logistics and Transportation, where he is Director of the Intelligent Transportation Systems Laboratory. Professor Crainic is a member of the Royal Society of Canada – The Academies of Arts, Humanities and Sciences of Canada. He co-founded, in 1991, the TRISTAN - TRienial Symposium on Transportation Analysis and, in 2000, the Odysseus - International Workshop on Freight Transportation and Logistics series of international meetings. He contributes to several editorial boards. He was President of the Transportation Science and Logistics Society of INFORMS, Director of the Centre for Research on Transportation (currently CIRRELT), and received the 2006 Merit Award of the Canadian Operational Research Society. The research interests of Professor Crainic are in network, integer, and combinatorial optimization, meta-heuristics, and parallel computing applied to the planning and management of complex systems, particularly in transportation and logistics. Major contributions targeted the design, scheduling and management of consolidation-based carrier services, including uncertainty, resource and revenue management considerations, as well as routing and scheduling, Intelligent Transportation Systems, City Logistics, new business and organizational transportation and logistics models, regional planning of multimodal freight transportation systems, and combinatorial electronic markets. Professor Crainic published some 290 scientific papers and chapters, and has a h-index of 77 (Google Scholar). He co-edited the Network Design with Applications in Transportation and Logistics book published by Springer in 2021, as well as numerous special issues of major scientific journals. He supervised over 160 graduate students and postdoctoral fellows.

Hello! Being surrounded by people who can support you in all areas of your life is really important to help things flow more easily. It's a concept I learned from Dr. Joanna Martin, founder of One of Many, called Conscious Network Design. It's essential to have a network of people you can rely on for the day-to-day stuff; not simply when you're faced with a crisis. Having this level of personal, practical support is just as important as being on top of your finances and having an emergency fund to get you out of a sticky spot. Examples might include support for promotions at work, or help looking after your children so that you and your other half can enjoy a much-needed date night together. Being alone is no fun and makes everything so much harder. That's why it's so important to have a strong network of people around you — and it's best to get this network in place now. Who in your life right now is there to help you in all the different areas? Nikki x P.S. For help with all things money-mindset related, I'll be opening the doors to my Money Mindset Reset course in just a few weeks' time. This course will help you to lift the lid on your limiting beliefs and clear them so you can get on the path to wealth and abundance. If you feel stuck around money, or would rather do anything but sort your finances out, then this course is definitely for you. To be first to know when it's opening, you can sign up here. There's no obligation to join me, it's just an invitation to find out more when it's available.

Experienced Chief Executive Officer, Chief Security Officer, Chief Information Security Officer (second person to hold the CISO position in history), University Professor, Security Consultant, Keynote Speaker, Computer Science Researcher, and Prolific Author (six published books) with a demonstrated history of working in the telecommunications industry beginning at Bell Labs and leading to SVP/CSO position at AT&T. Skilled in Cyber Security, Network Architecture, Wide Area Network (WAN), Managed Services, and Network Design. Strong entrepreneurship professional with PhD in Computer Science from the Stevens Institute of Technology, and also a graduate of Columbia Business School. Directly served four Presidential Administrations in Cyber Security, and now serves as a Member of the M&T Bank Board of Directors, Senior Advisor for the Applied Physics Lab at Johns Hopkins University, Adjunct CS Professor at the Stevens Institute of Technology, CS Department Instructor at New York University, and Member of the NSA Advisory Board (NSAAB). Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/back2basicsmode?fan_landing=true)

In this episode, Mattias Fridström and Tom ‘The Networking Nerd' Hollingsworth discuss network design, automation, working from home, firewalls, using public Wi-Fi, and much more. 

Today's episode is the last Heavy Networking of 2020. In the spirit of an end-of-year reflection, we're going to talk about network design trends from this year, some of which were driven, or at least accelerated, by the pandemic hellscape that was 2020. Our guest is Zig Zsiga, a network designer, architect, CCDE, and instructor.

Today's episode is the last Heavy Networking of 2020. In the spirit of an end-of-year reflection, we're going to talk about network design trends from this year, some of which were driven, or at least accelerated, by the pandemic hellscape that was 2020. Our guest is Zig Zsiga, a network designer, architect, CCDE, and instructor.

Today's episode is the last Heavy Networking of 2020. In the spirit of an end-of-year reflection, we're going to talk about network design trends from this year, some of which were driven, or at least accelerated, by the pandemic hellscape that was 2020. Our guest is Zig Zsiga, a network designer, architect, CCDE, and instructor.

Is a good network design just about technical specifications or should you take into account business drivers and needs? James is a network design veteran and presented on this topic at UKNOF45. We talk about design considerations, tips and tricks, drivers and motivations, asking the question behind the question and even about a book that is 'in the works'. James is very active on Twitter, LinkedIn and can be reached via jwbensley@gmail.com.

In this episode featuring Andressen Horowitz General Partner **Chris Dixon** , you'll learn: * How crypto tokens can aid in reversing the trend of internet centralization * Why tokens benefit their users, developers, investors, and entire open source initiatives * Why centralized networks won out versus open networks in Web 2.0, and why crypto tokens may shift the tide back to open networks in the future * How Ethereum is pouring gasoline on this fire with the ERC20 token, inspiring a new wave of token networks

Lane Campbell is an accomplished technology entrepreneur with a track record of offering affordable solutions and top-notch customer service. Lane's technical and support expertise has spanned diverse industries that include National Retail, Online Music Distribution, Social Networking, Real Estate, Voice Over IP (VoIP) Phone Service, Hospitality, Building Management Services, as well as the Publishing industry.   He has has managed teams of technical people both nationally and internationally. These teams have successfully implemented projects that are as diverse as Multi-Million Dollar E-commerce websites, Enterprise Wireless, Network Design and Network Engineering, Thousands of Concurrent Clients over a VPN, IP Telephony, Long Range Wireless Implementation, Enterprise ZFS Storage, High Availability Storage, CRM and ERP implementation/integrations.   Now, he lends his expertise to the operation of Vue Ventures, an early stage venture fund founded by serial entrepreneurs. He is also a mentor at Founder Institute, member at Forbes Technology Council ( an invitation-only organization comprised of elite CIOs, CTOs and technology executives) and a member of Young Entrepreneur Council ( highly selective, invite-only group of like minded peers from nearly every industry).   In this episode you'll learn: [01:14] How is Lane looking to disrupt how citizens interact with government officials? [03:34] How is Lane pairing innovative startups with corporations that have a strategic need for what they're doing? [06:14] Strategy of following the money backwards [07:30] 95-5 formula for selling in B2B [08:40] How to approach companies that have 'migraine problems' [10:20] How to leverage established trust relationships?  [13:39] Questions services companies should be asking before pursuing the partnership strategy? [15:48] How to come up with something unique as an agency? [17:00] How did Lane grow an agency from $2.4 to $4 million in revenue in 6 months? [20:25] What to think about when making an intro? [21:25] How to think about networking? [24:00] How to split the time between outbound and building relationships? [27:00] One piece of homework for agency partnerships?   Links mentioned: lanecampbell.com Humble AF FastAdvocate.com PolicyGuru.net   Brought to you by Experiment 27. Find us on Youtube here.   Podcast production done by BrandedPod.   If you've enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the Digital Agency Marketing Podcast on iTunes and leave us a review for the show.   Get access to our FREE Sales Courses.