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Software Defined Networking Series -- Part 2: What Are the Business Drivers?

By Nick Phelps, Consulting Architect, LogicsOne

In Part one of this series on Software Defined Networking, I gave a high level overview of what all the buzz is about. Here's part two...in this video I expand on the capabilities of SDN by delving into the business drivers behind the concept. Leave any questions or thoughts in the comments section below.

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With a growing number of consumer devices proliferating the workplace, lines of business turning to cloud-based services, and people demanding more mobility in order to be productive, IT administrators are faced with a new generation of challenges for securely managing corporate data across a broad array of computing platforms.

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