Virtualizing Active Directory: Six best practices for domain controllers - Veeam webinar

SD-WAN is transforming the way businesses build their networks. Employees in a work-from-home situation are demanding more accessibility with greater speeds, and networks need to meet those demands while retaining strict security. Network administrators have increasingly turned from VPN systems to SD-WAN in order to keep up with these new requirements.

Join Veeam® for a series of global webinars about Veeam’s partnership with AWS! Throughout February and March 2019, Andrew Zhelezko, Anthony Spiteri and David Hill will host a series of webinars covering all sorts of information about the AWS cloud, Veeam cloud tier and Veeam Availability for AWS. In a world where organizations desperately want to avoid lock-ins, data portability is critical to maintain speed and control over the environment. To do this, you can leverage the AWS cloud as an additional location for your hybrid data center or as on-demand recovery site. There’s no need to build or maintain a costly physical recovery site — you can backup anything anywhere and restore directly to AWS.

Between navigating the complexities of government policies and processes, or various agencies and departments, designing networks in the government sector can be challenging. Multiple types of environments — from large campuses, government departments, or secure facilities — all need high-performing Wi-Fi. In addition, you may have a need for robust network security and flexibility — both are needed when you have a large percentage of geographically dispersed workers. This makes understanding and defining your network requirements critical to a successful deployment.

Self-service BI promises to remove the bottleneck that exists between IT and business users. The truth is, if data is handed over to a wide range of data consumers without proper guardrails in place, it can result in data anarchy.