Results:

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.More

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.More

"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.”More

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

"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.”More

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

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

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.More

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. More

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.More

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

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

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.More

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

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

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

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

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

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.More

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

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

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

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

Educational institutions will have to take some preliminary measures when implementing a smart school concept into their existing environment.More