This week’s podcast is perfect for introverts and other people who hate “networking.” Listen now especially if you have an event coming up that you’re a little bit nervous about attending. You’ll learn the language to use to start a conversation, get someone’s business card and how to remember names, an essential and learnable skill. […]
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Coming Soon: Open Source Networking Days Australia Open Source Networking Day Australia is a one-day mini-summit hosted by Telstra and co-organized by LF Networking (LFN) and Aptira. This is the first time that LFN has brought an open source networking event to Australia and it will be a unique opportunity to connect and collaborate with
BOWEN Media Organizes Ellevate Network’s Long Island Chapter’s Second Young Professional’s Event, “Unleash the Power of Color” GARDEN CITY PARK, N.Y. – October 8, 2019 – (Newswire.com) BOWEN®, a top web design company and creative agency, recently hosted the second Ellevate Networking ‘YoPro’ (young professionals) event with an experiential and interactive evening titled, “Unleash the
The welcome party scene for the 2019 GeekWire Summit at Flyhomes in Seattle on Monday night. (GeekWire Photo / Kevin Lisota) The 2019 GeekWire Summit kicked off Monday evening in Seattle with a waterfront welcome party to give attendees the chance to mix and mingle ahead of two days of our signature tech conference. Hundreds
In our last post we looked at different general patterns of standards compliance in Open Network solutions. In this post we drill down another layer to look at interoperability at the Application Program Interface (API) level, which creates issues at a level beyond standards. As we’ve mentioned previously, network equipment has been focused on interface
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In our last post we finished up a detailed examination of different aspects of Interoperability. In this post, we will analyse the different mindsets between traditional networking domains and software development domains, explain why there is often built-in dissonance. Whilst Open Network solutions require the integration of network and software components and practices, at the
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In our last post we unpacked Interoperability, including Open Standards. Continuing this theme, we will look at how solution developers implement standards compliance and the problems that arise. Mandating that vendors (and internal systems) comply with Open Standards is a strategy used by organisations to drive interoperability. The assumption is that Open Standards compliant components
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In our last post we described the attributes of an Open Network Solution. In this post we unpack what surely is the “Holy Grail” of Open Networks: Interoperability. Interoperability is defined as: Bottom line, interoperability means that I can freely substitute components, i.e. If I have Component X in my Open Networking solution, then in
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In our last post in this series, we completed our coverage of the third domain of Open Networking, that of Open Network Integration. To wrap up our overall Open Networking series, we begin a set of posts that address the practical reality of delivering Open Network solutions in the current marketplace, and particularly focusing on
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The users are almost doubled in the last 10 years which is 5 million right now! You should make the most of it. By making mistakes on LinkedIn could actually harm your profile and results in losing good connections… Here is the of some serious mistake people making on LinkedIn to build a network, which
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