Allied Telesys stories - Page 1

In a world moving toward Smart Cities and the Internet of Things, networks must evolve rapidly to meet new challenges. >>

California light rail passenger - and football fans attending this weeks Super Bowl 50 - are reaping the rewards of new real-time information signs.>>

Allied Telesis has announced the release of a new security measure to prevent eavesdropping on fibre communications.>>

The rise of SDN has seen huge changes to the cloud and data centres worldwide, but are you aware of the benefits it can have for enterprises?>>

It’ll be interesting to see if Allied Telesis can transition its success in New Zealand in the switching category into the security space.>>

Allied Telesis has scooped up its second iCMG Architecture Award, this time for its Secure Enterprise SDN solution.>>

Allied Telesis New Zealand's profit soared 166% in 2014, with the local branch banking $1.1 million.>>

New Zealand channel partners are being sought to try out Allied Telesis's new network monitor solution.>>

“SIT needed a world class vendor with proven technology to help them move to a future-proof, next-generation solution.”>>

“We’re very pleased to partner with Kaspersky Lab because their anti-malware products offer excellent threat protection with high throughput.”>>

Internet of things and smart cities are opening up the doors for new sales for traditional IT resellers.>>

Does SDN have real benefits for enterprises, or is it just a solution looking for a problem? Allied Telesis' Scott Penno offers his perspective.>>

A skills shortage is being felt in New Zealand’s booming ICT industry where professionals are reverting to contracting to reap the financial rewards.>>

New years generally begin with new goals and IT distributor Connector Systems has kicked off 2014 flying New Zealand’s local flag.>>

Local tech distributor Exeed is hitting the road again, rolling out the W.A.R. Tour in early November.>>

One of the hottest topics in networking at the moment – if not the whole of IT, is the concept of Software Defined Networking or SDN.>>

The use of technology in education is increasing at a dramatic rate – in fact there are very few aspects of education that remain untouched by technology. >>

Schools need to be aware of the security challenges involved in BYOD.>>

Beyond the roll-out of the School Network Upgrade Program (SNUP) the networking vendor has another offer.>>

Exeed Limited has signed with global networking company Allied Telesis to distribute its range of products to the New Zealand market.>>

Fresh from a New Zealand operations restructure, the networking and wireless vendor promotes Scott Penno to APAC marketing director.>>

Sweeping change is expected at the networking and wireless vendor's NZ offices>>

If your looking to meet like minded people that work with technology, then head along to one of these lunches.>>

New deal will extend networking solution company’s reach into POS and CCTV verticals.>>