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Cohesity switches up leadership with new A/NZ boss

By Sasha Karen | 23 January, 2020 12:30

Cohesity has appointed Big Switch Network's Steve Coad to the role of country manager for Australia and New Zealand, bringing “instrumental” experience to the company.
Aruba reinforces SD-Branch with security, management upgrades

By Michael Cooney | 10 January, 2020 05:21

Aruba has taken steps to bolster the security and manageability of its branch-office networking package for customers with lots of branch sites.
Aruba rounds out edge-to-cloud strategy

By Michael Cooney | 23 October, 2019 14:30

HPE Aruba's AOS-CX 10.4 software and stackable CX 6300 and modular CX 6400 Series switches offer intelligence, automation, security across networks.
How Cambridge University connected its campuses through Aruba

By Hannah Williams | 18 June, 2019 10:13

The University of Cambridge has begun adopting wireless connectivity across departments as it hopes to create seamless digital experiences.
Aruba lays out channel strategy amid unprecedented change

By Mark Johnston | 07 September, 2018 09:30

Aruba has outlined a market shift driven by a transitioning away from traditional networking roots into the lucrative area of SD-WAN.

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Cisco leads WLAN vendors as Aruba acquisition impacts HP's market share

By James Henderson | 02 June, 2015 02:18

“From education to healthcare to large enterprise, the increasing preference for wireless network access will continue to be seen."
INSIGHT: The Pros and Cons of HP’s Aruba acquisition

By James Henderson | 11 March, 2015 05:20

The acquisition of Aruba Networks in HP's networking business, if managed properly, could be a key strategic move for the struggling tech giant.
Cisco in sync as enterprises ditch wired networks for wireless

By James Henderson | 05 March, 2015 04:20

"Where appropriate, enterprises worldwide are seeking to move mission-critical functions from the wired network to wireless."
Study: The traditional office will soon be extinct

By Tony Bradley | 18 June, 2014 05:57

It's not news that mobility is one of the major driving forces in IT today. Smartphones and tablets continue to supplant traditional PCs as primary computing devices, as people are getting more done from wherever they happen to be. A new study from Aruba Networks found that the demand for mobile productivity also puts significant stress on IT personnel and budgets.

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