Results for tag: "Unified Network Management"

Unified Network Management refers to a category of systems that enable administrators to manage both wired and wireless network infrastructure from a single interface. Such systems are designed to reduce complexity and streamline the management of an organization's network resources. They encompass a range of functions, including network monitoring, traffic analysis, maintenance, and configuration management, while also providing insights on network performance and security. Unified Network Management solutions often employ automation to assist in network optimization and to detect and resolve issues rapidly. The goal is to provide administrators with comprehensive visibility and control over the network infrastructure, which can include routers, switches, access points, and controllers. As enterprise networks grow in scale and complexity, with an increasing number of connected devices and a need for higher bandwidth and reliability, the demand for these unified systems has increased. In the market for Unified Network Management, several companies stand out as key players. These include Cisco Systems, Inc., which offers a range of network management solutions and tools; Hewlett Packard Enterprise, with its network management software and hardware products; IBM Corporation, providing network management and monitoring solutions; and Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., which has enterprise network management platforms. Other companies in this market include Juniper Networks, Inc., Broadcom Inc. (CA Technologies), and SolarWinds Worldwide, LLC, each offering products and services to simplify network management and operations for their clients. Show Less Read more