Entries by cory@edgeteam.com

How Companies Use AI Driven WiFi

How Companies Use AI Driven WiFi As an IT person for a mid-market sized company, you’re doing what you can to provide an experience that meets today’s business demand. More than just keeping the lights on, you want to help the company innovate. Or, using today’s buzzword, you want to be a part of digital […]

6 Steps to Innovating Networks

6 Steps to Innovating Networks The following 6 steps to innovating networks can take you and you’re department from barely managing workloads to innovating your network. This IT director called me saying something wasn’t working. It was affecting network uptime and needed to be fixed immediately. This isn’t the first time I’ve received this type […]

Juniper is a Magic Quadrant Leader

Juniper is a magic quadrant leader. As an IT leader, you’re continually learning how to better secure and innovate the organization through unprecedented times.   That’s probably why you read Gartner, one of the world’s leading research and advisory firms and you have seen that Juniper Networks is a magic quadrant leader. In your reading, […]

Why Companies Need an IT Solutions Provider

You are ready to purchase IT network and security infrastructure. You are confident about your choices for the refresh or added solutions. You advocated internally and received buy-in. For weeks, potentially months, you spoke with the manufacturer. Now you are ready to sign the dotted line but are told you cannot buy directly from the […]

Covid-19 IT Network Security Strategy

  Covid-19 IT Network Security Strategy Your company has a workforce of 500 people who all need to work remotely due to Covid-19. As an IT leader, how do you build your Covid-19 IT network and security strategy? Many companies offer some form of remote working capabilities, especially for those employees who may travel for […]

WiFi 6 for Municipalities

WiFi 6 for Municipalities is said to have increased speed, efficiency, and device management that provides better user experience in congested areas such as stadiums, campuses, and cities. But is this new standard for WiFi technology so new that only cities should start planning for it? Or, could municipalities start reaping benefits that match their […]