The Network Professor

The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) has been at the heart of our business communications, providing reliable voice and data services for over a century. This traditional network, with its analogue technology and copper wires, has likely been a dependable part of your daily operations, too. However, with evolving technological demands, the PSTN is set to be switched off by early 2027.

In our daily lives we all expect to be able to access the internet whenever we need it.  Now let’s expand that concept from our personal lives into the business environment and using the tagline, anytime, anyplace, anywhere, think about having the ability to spin up business grade connectivity whenever and wherever you need it, for as long as you need it. Well, that is where Wireless WAN comes in.

In this fast-paced world of modern network infrastructure, where does SDWAN fit and has it already been superseded? We take a brief look at the ever changing world of Wide Area Networks where we came from and where we are at today.

Exploring how IoT is transforming the network landscape, the challenges this creates and what network solutions you can adopt to maximise the benefits of this rapidly expanding technology.

If you were to experience a network failure, how would it impact your business. Today we touch upon the importance of network redundancy.

So, what is this AIOps and how can it help me to manage my network you may ask. Well today’s podcast entitled - ‘What is AIOps and how is it transforming Network Management for the better’, will hopefully shed some light on the subject.

This podcast explores the challenges of network management in the digital age and how a Managed Network Service Provider can help bring expertise and solutions to support your business in addressing them.

Welcome to the first Podcast from the Network Professor. You may be wondering who is the network professor and what are these podcasts all about, well let me explain.

Just 48hrs to go to the official launch of the first Network Professor Podcast.