Extreme Networks stories - Page 5

George Siamos, Country Manager ANZA, Extreme Networks, takes a look at networking trends during 2013 and checks his crystal ball to see what 2014 holds.

The explosion in cloud computing, virtualisation and mobile computing paradigms is changing the demands placed on enterprise networks.

Extreme Networks completes acquisition of Enterasys Networks; combined company to set clear new standard for networks and customer experience.

Bay of Plenty Polytechnic has reduced its downtime and complaints about network speed by upgrading its switches.

As network switching providers in enterprise, data centre and cloud, both companies will work together to extend their products and technologies.

Expanding beyond its origins, Ethernet now revolutionises data centres, phones, and even cars, proving its limitless potential.

Convergence is key to easing the strain on legacy networks, delivering cost savings and flexibility for modern IT demands.

Extreme Networks names Charles Berger as its fifth CEO in seven years, following Oscar Rodriguez's resignation amid declining market share.

New 40 & 100GbE modules raise the bar on scale as company supports partner Big Switch Networks’ Big Tap and BVS apps.

Extreme Networks urges a shift to open, all-Ethernet fabric networks, enabling scalable, efficient data centre infrastructures.

Extreme Networks says it has a bullish outlook for New Zealand with plans to inject more resources into the local operations this financial year.

Intel promotes Rajkumar to national reseller channel manager and Torres to national marketing manager. McBride returns to SAP, leading North America division.

Extreme Networks partners with Fortinet, enhancing large enterprise and cloud service provider offerings with top-notch security solutions.

How enterprise-grade applications like mobile computing and IP voice and video will strain enterprise networks - and what to do about it.

Extreme Networks appoints experienced sales boss to drive sales in APAC, including through New Zealand distributors Brightstar and Networld Systems.

Regional boss takes over all of Southern APAC. Owens will now be handling South-East Asia and India on top of his responsibilities in ANZ.

Extreme Networks is on the move – with the company seeking a much stronger presence in the mid-sized enterprise market and beyond.

Extreme Networks lauded for innovation, reclaiming its position as a thought leader in data center solutions, says regional boss.

James Owens, formerly Sales Director Asia-Pacific for Oracle Corporation, has been appointed Regional Director ANZ for Extreme Networks.