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“We are delighted to receive this prestigious award and be recognized for our internal IT achievements,” said Jerry M. Kennelly, Chairman and CEO, Riverbed. “Our CIO, Ginna Raahauge and key members of the IT team led the effort with help from employees across the company.”

“We are delighted to receive this prestigious award and be recognized for our internal IT achievements,” said Jerry M. Kennelly, Chairman and CEO, Riverbed. “Our CIO, Ginna Raahauge and key members of the IT team led the effort with help from employees across the company.”

The New IP, a datacenter-centric IT revolution, is changing the rules of how network infrastructure is designed and provisioned. One of the key trends within the New IP is NFV (Network Functions Virtualization), the conversion of network elements from hardware to virtualized software. The ADC product segment is one of the earliest to make this transition; Dell’Oro reports the nearly $2B ADC market is in the throes of the NFV disruption, with virtual ADCs growing 30% CAGR vs only 1% for hardware ADCs.

The New IP, a datacenter-centric IT revolution, is changing the rules of how network infrastructure is designed and provisioned. One of the key trends within the New IP is NFV (Network Functions Virtualization), the conversion of network elements from hardware to virtualized software. The ADC product segment is one of the earliest to make this transition; Dell’Oro reports the nearly $2B ADC market is in the throes of the NFV disruption, with virtual ADCs growing 30% CAGR vs only 1% for hardware ADCs.

The New IP, a datacenter-centric IT revolution, is changing the rules of how network infrastructure is designed and provisioned. One of the key trends within the New IP is NFV (Network Functions Virtualization), the conversion of network elements from hardware to virtualized software. The ADC product segment is one of the earliest to make this transition; Dell'Oro reports the nearly $2B ADC market is in the throes of the NFV disruption, with virtual ADCs growing 30% CAGR vs only 1% for hardware ADCs.

Today’s applications are making more connections to deliver the same data. Browsers and servers are getting smarter about how they break up and access data and this creates more connections. Web pages are getting content from more and different places – like ads, Google maps, social media links – and this also increases connection counts. Also, certain protocols, such as Microsoft’s protocol for O365 and Exchange, create more connections. The new SteelCentral solution enhancements provide the increased storage, memory, and power that Riverbed’s customers need to monitor this expanding environment of increasing connections and flows as required by the hybrid enterprise.

Today’s applications are making more connections to deliver the same data. Browsers and servers are getting smarter about how they break up and access data and this creates more connections. Web pages are getting content from more and different places – like ads, Google maps, social media links – and this also increases connection counts. Also, certain protocols, such as Microsoft’s protocol for O365 and Exchange, create more connections. The new SteelCentral solution enhancements provide the increased storage, memory, and power that Riverbed’s customers need to monitor this expanding environment of increasing connections and flows as required by the hybrid enterprise.

Senko installed Riverbed® SteelHead™, SteelHead Mobile, and a virtualized version of Riverbed® SteelCentral™ Controller for SteelHead, a management and reporting solution for enterprises with SteelHeads deployed in multiple locations – including mobile devices. With these key elements of the Riverbed Application Performance Platform™, Senko reduced wide-area network (WAN) traffic by 88%, eliminating the need to buy or lease more costly bandwidth, and accelerated application response times by as much as 38x. This has improved communication and collaboration among Senko’s global offices, allowing the company to continue to advance its growth objectives.

Senko installed Riverbed® SteelHead™, SteelHead Mobile, and a virtualized version of Riverbed® SteelCentral™ Controller for SteelHead, a management and reporting solution for enterprises with SteelHeads deployed in multiple locations – including mobile devices. With these key elements of the Riverbed Application Performance Platform™, Senko reduced wide-area network (WAN) traffic by 88%, eliminating the need to buy or lease more costly bandwidth, and accelerated application response times by as much as 38x. This has improved communication and collaboration among Senko’s global offices, allowing the company to continue to advance its growth objectives.

To address these challenges, SteelHead CX 70 series can securely optimize the growing number of connections between end-users and web-based application servers. And, as IT moves away from centralized network environments and adopts more cloud infrastructures, SteelHead also provides network traffic information that improves the visibility essential to troubleshooting, fixing, and, ultimately, preempting network and application degradation, while optimizing applications and prioritizing network traffic based on business needs.