Posts with tag "IoT"

AIOps: Today’s New IT Efficiency Edge

Most IT leaders say managing their networks is more complex. That's why AI and machine learning have shifted from something nice to a must-have. Read More

Ishani ChakrabortySolutions

Do you have complete endpoint visibility on your network?

You can use Aruba Client Insights to automatically look for IoT devices that are attempting to connect to your network. Read More

Ziad HadiSolutions

The future of IT Ops and AI: A multidimensional approach

Accurately pinpoint the type of clients connecting to your network, whether IoT or corporate-issued, and then use their behavior for a correlated view without additional sensors. Read More

Gayle LevinSolutions

Wi-Fi 6E: What is the best way to achieve tri-band coverage?

Learn how to deliver full coverage across the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands in a way that would meet the needs and budgets of enterprises of any size Read More

Mandar GhogaleSolutions

Is your network IPv6 ready?

Eliminate guesswork about IPv6 network performance with Aruba UXI. Read More

Five Big Challenges Deploying Wireless in Healthcare

Kwong Hui TanIndustries

Elevating the Healthcare Sector with Location-Aware Indoor Access Points

Network connectivity is life-critical, especially as hospitals and other healthcare providers use more clinical IoT devices. Aruba’s indoor APs bring the ease and widespread adoption of outdoor GPS to... Read More

Larry LunettaSolutions

Think Zero Trust and SASE are not about IoT?

Learn how IT teams can modernize their networks to provide not only the connectivity but the performance, automation, and security that their business needs in the era of IoT Read More

Stephanie CrawfordSolutions

The other half of hybrid work: Returning to the office

Learn how a modern, flexible network that takes advantage of a unified infrastructure can support hybrid work whether employees are remote or returning to the office. Read More

Eve-Marie LanzaSolutions

How hybrid work is changing IT networks

A hybrid work model blends remote home office and mobile work with periodic visits to corporate offices for collaboration, and it changes what enterprise IT networks must support. Read More