An excellent post here at Silver-Peak.com by
Number 10:
Expensive branch office routers, servers, switches and storage will continue consolidation into the datacentre, reducing the need for expensive branch office infrastructure and thus reducing wiring messes.
Number 9:
Even more applications and services will be deployed in the cloud further obscuring where our data lives and what is the best route to get to it.
Number 8:
More businesses will use the Internet to connect their branches and reduce connectivity costs while increasing bandwidth and speeding deployment.
Number 7:
The Internet of Things will continue to grow and place even more load onto already saturated, complex networks by connecting everything from refrigerators to our shoes.
Number 6:
The IT team will continue to be asked to do more projects with the same or less resources requiring greater levels of automation from their network and software vendors.
Number 5:
4G LTE will be used for more than just connecting your smartphone or tablet. More businesses are relying on LTE connections for just-in-time site bring up, and as a reliable backup link that can’t be disrupted by your local utility’s excavator.
Number 4:
Your users and network guests will continue to perform large device and BYOD software updates across your corporate WAN, stretching what little bandwidth is available for critical applications.
Number 3:
Online drive services such as Google Drive, SkyDrive, Box and Dropbox will continue allowing your precious corporate data to disappear into the ether.
Number 2:
Some market leading vendors will continue to resist these monumental changes in IT./
And finally…
Did we mention that wiring will still probably be a mess?
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