Name: Software-Defined Everything at the Elastic Edge
Start: 2017-08-16T16:00:00Z
End: 2017-08-16T16:42:53.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 4.5

Cradlepoint is the leading provider of cloud-based wired and wireless WAN networking solutions for Distributed and Mobile Enterprises. Cradlepoint solutions provide the strongest wireless and broadband performance while delivering proven network system interoperability. Cradlepoint’s broad family of high-performance router platforms are designed for deployment in mission-critical applications that require 24x7 connectivity. With both integrated wireless and wired WAN and non-integrated versions, our solutions are ideal for distributed and mobile operations and emerging industries that require either remote connectivity or multi-WAN redundancy. Cradlepoint’s NetCloud platform enables enterprise network administrators to easily create, monitor, manage, and maintain their distributed network running on different WAN sources from a single location. 

Founded in 2006, Cradlepoint has shipped over 1.4 million routing platforms and offers solutions certified and promoted by major worldwide carriers. Cradlepoint is a privately held company with headquarters in Boise, Idaho.

SD-WAN is showing its age. Sure it’s less than a decade old, depending on how you date it, but it was still developed in a different time to solve different problems – problems that many networks and businesses no longer face. And 5G is accelerating that change. Along with technologies such as cloud, SASE, and edge compute, and external changes to applications and workplaces, 5G is upending networks as we know them. 
 
For SD-WAN to remain relevant, it has to evolve or be left on the scrapheap of great technologies that are no longer used. 

Join this event as we discuss:
-  5 things that SD-WAN vendors are selling that you may not need
-  3 critical things to look for as you move toward a 5G era

5G Will Make These 5 SD-WAN Capabilities Obsolete

According to Gartner, 74% of surveyed CFOs plan to keep part of their workforce permanently remote after the COVID-19 crisis. Given remote work is here to stay for most some percent of a company’s workforce, it’s time to evaluate the long-term implications of supporting remote work on IT and the need for IT-friendly approaches.

Mixing business and personal devices on a home network not only introduces significant security risks, it increases the cost of managing an at-home employee from an IT perspective. Controlling IT security risks and support cost starts with the network.

Join Lee Doyle and Todd Krautkremer from Cradlepoint as we discuss the IT challenges associated with remote work and an IT-friendly approach to networking that will improve security, availability and the cost of supporting at-home users.

In this webinar you’ll learn:
•How IT requirements shift as work-from-home goes from temporary to permanent
•Examine the various network approaches to enabling remote work
•Discuss the benefits of a dedicated wireless network across the IT lifecycle

Now is the Time to Consider the IT Implications of Remote Work

Although network operators have offered fixed wireless access (FWA) for some time, it has been treated as a corner use case. With significant growth in wireless WANs and with the advent of 5G, enterprises are now considering FWA as a viable alternative to wired connections. Learn why some operators have become proactive in offering FWA and why it may make sense for all operators to initiate a full-blown FWA business.

Will Fixed Wireless Access Finally Offer an ROI?

The shift to remote work has enabled continuity of government during these challenging times but also has expanded the cybersecurity threat surface that federal IT and infosec professionals must monitor and protect. According to a recent SAIC survey, 82% of the federal executives polled expect telework to continue post pandemic. This means federal agencies must continue to build upon their Defense-in-Depth (DiD) security strategies by not only securing government-furnished equipment (GFE), but by gaining control, visibility, and resiliency in the remote network solutions they deploy.

Why Wireless WAN Works for Mission-Critical Federal Teleworkers

The world’s first enterprise-grade 5G solution for business just launched in Australia and soon will come to markets around the globe. Participants in this 1-hour virtual session — part of the GSMA Thrive event — will learn why it’s imperative for network operators to start a 5G for Business practice now.

Join experts from Telstra, Ericsson, and Cradlepoint — along with 5G and Wireless WAN customers — for key information about challenges, lessons learned, best practices, and new research. Network operators can explore how to incrementally grow ARPU and hedge against the decline of traditional wired services.

This session’s topics will include:
- 5G applications that businesses are deploying to leap-frog their competitors
- Best practices from a leading wireless operator who has successfully established a wireless enterprise business
- Key 5G network capabilities that should be positioned for business customers
- The imperative components of an enterprise-grade 5G solution

APAC: 5G for Business is Here. Are You Ready?

At all levels, law enforcement depends on fast and always-on access to critical applications and data to better protect people and property and maintain order. The latest advancements in cellular-based broadband technology offer intuitive, powerful, and scalable ways to network cruisers, stations, and connected devices.

Join former officer and Cradlepoint network expert Kevin Johnson as he explores a variety of use cases illustrating how LTE improves the day-to-day duties that sheriffs carry out.

Attendees will learn:

- Where law enforcement agencies are investing in LTE deployments
- How to outfit your connected ecosystem through a single management platform
- The unique aspects of LTE and 5G critical to making deployment decisions
- Tips to achieve optimal cellular performance in IoT, buildings, and vehicles
 

In association with Justice Clearinghouse and The National Sheriffs’ Association

How LTE Can Connect Essential Law Enforcement Technologies

This online panel discussion explores how services can make the leap to ESN and unlock its full potential and benefits. It is presented by several emergency service users who have already deployed 4G in-vehicle networks across their fleets, some of whom are also now gearing up to be ESN ready. Hear first-hand what their experience has been, what in-vehicle networking has enabled for their service, and benefit from their experience and best practice advice. In addition, attendees can hear from Steve Allen, National Fire Chief Council Technical Lead, on how services can be preparing for ESN now and its application capabilities.

Panelists include:
•Andy Hamilton – ICT Development Support Officer, Norfolk County Council
•Stephen Allen – National Fire Chief Technical Lead
•Mark Fuller – ESMCP Project Manager, Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service
•Lee Garrett – Westbase Head of Presales
•Mark Page - Account Director, Public Sector, Cradlepoint
•Moderated by Phillip Mason, Editor of Critical Communications Today

Co-hosted by Cradlepoint and Westbase.io, the leading providers of 4G in-vehicle networking solutions, the session is designed to foster peer-to-peer learning for emergency services. Cradlepoint and Westbase.io have connected over 6000 emergency service vehicles in the UK to-date.

Emergency Services Panel: Unlocking the Power of ESN with 4G and 5G

Public safety responders’ ever-growing use of connected devices shows the necessity for reliable connectivity, to ensure they send and receive critical data when most needed. What needs to be done to mitigate the risk of communication failure during emergencies?

Join Taoglas and Cradlepoint, as they discuss the multicarrier challenges and solutions in Mobile Public Safety.

Multicarrier Challenges and Solutions in Mobile Public Safety

Cloud services, IoT devices, and greater mobility are pushing businesses beyond the boundaries imposed by wired networks. Each of these are driving demand for higher availability, increased network capacity, and better operational flexibility. Wireless WANs, based on the capabilities of 4G LTE and more powerful 5G technology, should become an essential part of a company’s digital transformation. 

Learn about the business challenges and needs that Wireless WANs address, hear research-based insight into wireless connectivity in the Australian market, and discover some of the innovation that wireless network infrastructure can enable. 
This webinar will cover:
     • The evolution of WAN 
     • Australian market analysis – New Telsyte research
     • 5 strategies for Wireless WANs
     • Analyst industry trends and forecast

Beyond Wires: 5 Wireless WAN Strategies for APAC Businesses

SD-WAN is showing its age. Sure it’s less than a decade old, depending on how you date it, but it was still developed in a different time to solve different problems – problems that many networks and businesses no longer face. And 5G is accelerating that change. Along with technologies such as cloud, SASE, and edge compute, and external changes to applications and workplaces, 5G is upending networks as we know them. 
 
For SD-WAN to remain relevant, it has to evolve or be left on the scrapheap of great technologies that are no longer used. Join this event to learn about 5 things that SD-WAN vendors are selling that you may not need, and 3 critical things to look for as you move toward a 5G era.

Private Networking with OnGo/CBRS has the opportunity to deliver significant benefits for vehicle fleets and the transportation sector. This virtual session will highlight multiple in-vehicle use cases, including a variety of applications for Private LTE through routers in airports, shipping ports, distribution, public transit, and transportation infrastructure.

Exploring Vehicle Use Cases for CBRS/OnGo and Private LTE and 5G

For decades, traditional MPLS was the only option to connect corporate branch environments. With those legacy networks comes a lack of choice in wired connectivity, speed and availability based on service provider metrics, and time-consuming, expensive truck rolls whenever something needs fixed.

Today, branch networks are undergoing dramatic change that require organisations to rethink their legacy networks. Many IT professionals are currently asking themselves if 4G LTE is a viable option for branch networks, and whether or not they can trust wireless technology to keep their businesses connected and thriving.

In this webinar, we will address a few misconceptions about wireless WAN in the enterprise, and discuss why 4G LTE is not only a practical option for your branch networks, but the most flexible, secure and reliable solution. Whether using cellular for primary, secondary, or hybrid WAN connectivity, 4G LTE plays a significant role in the modern branch network.

What we’ll cover:
- Traditional wired networks vs. USB modems vs. wireless 4G LTE connectivity
- Current state of the WAN and trends in the market
- Capabilities of 4G LTE & SD-WAN
- Success stories from organisations in banking/finance, retail, and construction outlining use cases in pop-up networking, parallel networking, and failover.

Why Enterprise-Class 4G & 5G is the Answer to Corporate Network Transformation

5G for Business is Here. Are You Ready?

Telehealth has become a “must-have” for patients and healthcare professionals alike during the uncertain times of the COVID-19 pandemic. Before the pandemic, only 25% of consumers had used telehealth services. Now 33% say they would leave a physician who doesn’t offer telehealth.


Telehealth and other technologies are essential for healthcare professionals to effectively do their jobs — and secure mobile connectivity underlies it all. NetMotion and Cradlepoint together ensure the best possible connected user experience for telehealth workers.


Join Donna Johnson, VP of Product & Solution Marketing at Cradlepoint, and Jay Klauser, VP of Sales Engineering & Alliances at NetMotion to discuss the future of connection-driven care and the value Cradlepoint and NetMotion can bring your organization.

Cradlepoint + NetMotion: Enabling connection-driven care

A recent survey of 499 IT decision-makers uncovered some unexpected trends in networking. While there have been prior surveys documenting how WANs are changing and SD-WAN use is growing, this is the first survey to look at the impact that cellular is having on WANs. The State of Wireless WAN 2020 is an exhaustive look at this impact and what IT professionals think about Wireless WANs, how they think their network will change as wireless use continues to grow, the relationship between SD-WAN and wireless, and the potential impact of 5G.
 
Join Donna Johnson and Ken Hosac for this in-depth look at the state of Wireless WAN and 5 revelations that might impact how you approach your WAN in the future.

A Closer Look: 5 Revelations from the Wireless WAN Survey

During planned events such as parades, protests, and rallies, citizens depend on local public safety officers for a safe environment. Access to LTE allows responders to rely on mission-critical applications, devices, and constant communication in case of an emergency.

Join this webinar to explore:

- How reliable LTE enables immediate response and steadfast communication between an array of agencies
- The importance of connectivity for mobile command units, surveillance and body-worn cameras, GPS, radios, and in-vehicle devices
- The cost and time savings of centralized management of wireless edge routers

How Public Safety Can Utilize LTE During Planned Events

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The Future of the Data Center Colocation Market: Trends & Growth Drivers

[Panel] Software-Defined in the Digital Transformation Era

The Software Defined Journey to Multivendor Cloud

Software Defined… as a service

Not Your Grandmothers Network: What SDN Really Means

Who Stole My Software-Defined Network?

Software-Defined Agile Infrastructures: How the Future of SDN is Evolving

Evolving the WAN for the cloud, using SD-WAN and NFV

Using Software-Defined Storage for your Applications: A Best Practices Guide

What is "Software-Defined" & Why Should You Care? (It’s More than Just SDS)

Consolidate Multiple Mixed Workloads Like a Pro – No PhD Required!

Making Sense of Software-Defined Everything

Cohesity Orion: Web-Scale Secondary Storage for Any App, Across Any Cloud

Challenges and Opportunities in the Software Defined Data Centre Era

Making Sense of NVMe Flash and Policy-based QoS in SDS

Create Hybrid Cloud Stretched Clusters Using VMware, AWS, and SDS

Towards Software-Defined Organisations

Software-Defined Everything

From SD-WAN at branches and quick-serve restaurants to SD-Perimeter (SD-P) for the Internet of Things and remote employees, networks today need constant connectivity, mobility, cloud services and software-defined everything. The Elastic Edge of the network requires a secure, next-generation WAN that expands, contracts, and evolves at a moment’s notice.

Join Tyler Peterson and Matt Thueson of Cradlepoint for a live webinar on Aug. 16, 2017, to discuss use cases and success stories for SD-WAN, SD-P, and always-available LTE connectivity. 

Attendees will learn about:

+  The characteristics of the Elastic Edge
+  Simpler, more efficient networking at the branch level
+  Virtual Cloud Networks and dark cloud security for IoT
+  Real-word SD-WAN and SD-P success stories

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