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The Buzz Around Software Defined Networking

By Nick Phelps, Consulting Architect, LogicsOne

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One of the emerging trends in our industry that is stirring up some buzz right now is software defined networking. In this short video I answer the following questions about SDN:

  1. What is Software Defined Networking or SDN?
  2. Who has this technology deployed and how are they using it?
  3. What does SDN mean to the small to mid-market?
  4. When will the mid-market realize the benefits from SDN based offerings?
  5. When will we hear more? When should we expect the next update?

What are your thoughts on SDN? I'd love to hear you're comments on the video and my take on the topic!

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