Extreme Networks stories

"Our relentless focus on innovation and customer success has enabled us to make it easier than ever for our customers to manage their complex networking deployments.">>

Intuit Technologies has extended its partnership with Extreme Networks, becoming the first Extreme Elevate managed service provider (MSP) in Australia to deliver network-as-a-service offerings.>>

In the report, Omdia found that of the top five vendors in the cloud-managed networking market, Extreme has experienced the largest increase in market share since the release of the 2019 industry report from IHS Markit.>>

"As we grapple with more data, coming from more places, more connected devices, and more SaaS-based applications, the cloud is becoming fundamental to establishing a new normal.”>>

“It’s a really challenging time right now for all industries suddenly having to deal with both rapidly increasing demands on network resources.">>

"Flexibility in deployment and usage means our network management platform can adapt to fit with our customers’ operations and systems to deliver simplicity, cost efficiencies, network analytics and insights.”>>

"During the current conditions, being able to adapt and align with the market reality and changeable expectations will be key for all businesses.">>

The former Arrow ECS leader will support Extreme’s A/NZ partners, including new Diamond Partners CCNA, CompNow, and Intuit Technologies>>

The esports market is continuing to gain momentum, and Extreme Networks says this is contriuting to a growing demand for fast and reliable Wi-Fi connections and more robust network infrastructure.>>

Critchlow's initial priorities will be to focus on engaging with Aerohive's partner and customer base, as well as promoting Extreme Network's new capabilities to existing partners and customers in the region. >>

The company is offering a number of initiatives which might include marketing funds, demo gear, workshops, and training sessions that can be tailored to channel partners’ needs.>>

They are the first partner in APAC to reach this level giving them access to greater support from Extreme.>>

It aims to develop its solutions to enable a “secure, self-healing, self-driving network from the enterprise edge to the cloud.” >>

IoT devices are typically deployed in a flat or unsegmented network so that if breached, the attacker can gain access to sensitive areas of the network.>>

Extreme Networks says the solution will deliver an agile, adaptive, and secure network for Metro Trains that supports its CCTV system.>>

The new appointments supposedly reflect the company’s overall momentum and continued investment in the Asia Pacific market.>>

The appointment of Gary Mitchell into this role reflects Veeam’s plans to strengthen the company’s growth momentum in the A/NZ market.>>

Yvette McEnearney talks about the importance of the channel to Extreme Networks and how they are ensuring they take care of their partners.>>

Extreme Networks has appointed Chris Georgellis to head its local operations replacing John Gonzalas.>>

Broadcom’s US$5.9b acquisition of Brocade has stalled, with a knock on effect for Extreme’s acquisition of Brocade's data centre networking business.>>

What do Super Bowl XLVIII, the London Exchange, and a number of New Zealand’s largest City Councils have in common?>>

There is a growing demand for flexible data rates across both data center and campus networks, according to Extreme Networks.>>

From these newly acquired assets, Extreme hopes to generate over $230 million in annualised revenue.>>

"The acquisition significantly expands Extreme’s wireless LAN security offering with the addition of Zebra’s WIPS solution.">>