Ryder Cup CTO on creating the connected course with Aruba
Michael Cole explains why tournament turned to Aruba Networks to deliver a completely connected "perfect green" to 250,000 spectators this September.
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Cisco maximises Meraki to dominate enterprise WLAN market
Cisco continues to dominate the enterprise wireless local area network (WLAN) market across the world, driving growth through a cloud-managed Meraki portfolio.
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Dicker Data turns Cisco channel towards HPE NZ
Dicker Data has been appointed as distributor for HPE in New Zealand, tasked with turning Cisco partners towards a rival product portfolio.
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Aruba launches channel program for mobility-focused partners
Hewlett Packard Enterprise subsidiary, Aruba Networks, has launched a new partner program to help partners capitalise on opportunities in the mobility market.
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EXCLUSIVE: Aruba hires ex-ViFX CEO as NZ Country Manager
Hewlett Packard Enterprise recruits from ViFX and IBM veteran.
Features about Aruba networks
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Cisco leads WLAN vendors as Aruba acquisition impacts HP's market share
“From education to healthcare to large enterprise, the increasing preference for wireless network access will continue to be seen."
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INSIGHT: The Pros and Cons of HP’s Aruba acquisition
The acquisition of Aruba Networks in HP's networking business, if managed properly, could be a key strategic move for the struggling tech giant.
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Cisco in sync as enterprises ditch wired networks for wireless
"Where appropriate, enterprises worldwide are seeking to move mission-critical functions from the wired network to wireless."
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Study: The traditional office will soon be extinct
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.
