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The End of Client-Server Networks: Where Do We Go From Here?
The end of the client–server network has been signalled; Cloud Computing, BYOD, Smartphones, iPads. Networking is longer about connecting a desk-bound user to a basement-bound server. The Mobility Paradigm requires us to connect users to corporate data resources unbound by location, no matter what client they use, yet do it seamlessly and securely.This presentation will explore how the client-server model has led to siloed networks, adding cost and complexity to the IT operation, and will propose alternate architectures that meet the needs of today’s worker, wherever they may work or roam.
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