August 29, 2016 - Statseeker, a provider of network monitoring solutions, announced the release of their latest eBook, titled "Maximizing Network Uptime: Making Your Network Visible in a More Demanding and Complex World". This eBook is about looking forward. It is about the future of connectivity, and the challenges that new technologies and disruptive behaviors bring that changes the way networks must perform. Changes in network architectures, operations, and usage, demand new approaches and disciplines. Uptime is key, this eBook explores network challenges and methods to maximize network uptime.
"This eBook is not a technical document on network monitoring, rather it discusses the importance of making your network visible in a more demanding and complex world. It is designed to speak to network challenges, technology trends, emerging industry standards and best practices" commented Frank Williams, Statseeker CEO.
The next few years will be highly challenging for network administration professionals. They need to be able to operate their network at the highest level of efficiency and capability. Huge changes will impact how things have always been performed. The future of a company and the way they network has several big themes: virtualization, cloud computing, the Internet of Things, and quick network reorganization on demand, among others. These are covered in the eBook.
On top of that, effective management of anetwork, visibility in near real-time, and keeping network availability high, will be key aspects to network value within a business. This eBook looks at network management and network visualization tools that provide high levels of information about anetwork in real-time. But more than that, it looks at the ways to use the information which network management software can provide, and how to justify the cost of visualizing network operations.
This informative eBook has been designed as a helpful resource. It provides insight into the constantly evolving information technology and operational technology areas. It aims to empower networking professionals to be prepared and keep up with the future of networking.
