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Avaya signed a definitive agreement to acquire Spoken Communications (“Spoken”), an innovator in Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) solutions for enterprise customers and a provider of transformative real-time customer experience management

In 2018, your network will most likely be breached. In previous years, we would not be able to say this. Network perimeters were limited and securable. Attacks were relatively uniform and predictable.

As part of its end-to-end digital transformation strategy, Emirates NBD appointed two senior technology officers. Miguel Rio Tinto has been appointed Chief Information Officer (CIO) to lead the Group’s Information Technology division,

Thuraya Telecommunications Company launched its Thuraya Tracking and Monitoring (T2M) service in conjunction with the launch of the first product release of the year, the T2M-DUAL terminal. A mobile, dual-mode device for

The Dubai Police has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU), extending its relationship with Riverbed Technology to a broader spectrum in the field of development and upgrade of both applications and infrastructure.

Leviton opened its new Data Centre Factory at its Glenrothes, Scotland, facility. The Data Centre Factory provides data centre managers with bespoke network infrastructure products, including pre-terminated cabling and cassette solutions, with

Cisco unveiled platform innovations for Cisco HyperFlex with the 3.0 software release that delivers performance and simplicity for any application, on any cloud, at any scale. Enhancements include support for Microsoft Hyper-V,

Mimecast Limited revealed that Janet Levesque was appointed the Senior Vice President of Systems, Risk and Security, and Marc French has joined the company as its new Chief Trust Officer. These two

F5 Networks addedfour new executives to its leadership team, reporting directly to President and CEO François Locoh-Donou. Kara Sprague, in the new role of Senior Vice President, General Manager of Application Delivery Controller

At the end of 2017, cybersecurity experts published their predictions for 2018. One big theme repeated in many headlines: Hackers to exploit AI technology for data breaches in 2018— Symantec 2018: The