Posts with tag "Aruba Central"
Powering esports success in K-12 and Higher Ed
Understanding the venues, networking considerations and solution capabilities you need for esports support at your school, college, or university. Read More
5 IT Trends to Capitalize on with Cloud Networking
Adoption of cloud applications shines a light on another area of IT that could benefit from a cloud-driven approach – the network. With the latest release of Aruba Central, we’re ready to help customers... Read More
NaaS Insights and Automation Control Puts You in the Driver’s Seat with Your...
When you drive a high-quality automobile, the balance of the auto and the road-feel should give you a sense of the journey ahead, a kind of a sixth sense. Read More
Federal: 5 Trends for 2021 to Advance Digital Innovation
2021 will see the emergence of five trends to boost innovation in Federal. Read More
Retail reimagined: No-touch is the new high-touch service
Five ways to deliver exceptional retail experiences. Read More
Make Telework in High Security Environments a Reality
Secure network access is vital as personnel need access to unclassified and classified systems while working from home. Read More
Aruba and the Gartner Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure Magic Quadrant
The “Magic” is in the customer experience. The 2020 Gartner Wired and Wireless LAN Magic Quadrant was just released and I’m pleased to say that Aruba is – for the 15th year(1) in a row – positioned... Read More
FedRAMP Authorization of Aruba Central In Process
Enabling the Federal government to rapidly transition to Aruba’s mission-enabling, AI-powered solution and unify WLAN switching, VPN, and WAN cloud infrastructure. Read More
Ingeniously Addressing Pandemic Learning Challenges
Supplying public Wi-Fi to the Moonridge affordable housing community solves access challenges for over 200 K-12 students, their families, and beyond. Read More
Fall Semester Was a Grand Experiment. What’s Next for Spring?
Come see us at Educause 2020 to learn how Aruba is helping universities to adapt. Read More