Federal Forum 2014: The New Network Architecture – Build IT Right
As government moves toward more integrated IT environments, a network that supports open, innovative business processes and increasingly high bandwidth applications is critical. Architecture requirements are changing rapidly – hierarchical platforms currently in place in many agencies aren’t providing the scalability, speed, storage, or agility required to implement cloud, Big Data, and other virtualized or analytical services. There's just not enough flexibility in the current network system to make the leap that transformation requires – but that's about to change.
This video excerpt features Jon Hudson, Principal Engineer, Brocade; Susan Lake, Deputy Director, Infrastructure & Operations, Federal Aviation Administration; Robert Palmer, Deputy Executive Director (Acting), Enterprise System Development Office, Office of the Chief Information Officer, Department of Homeland Security; and moderator Ken Griffin, Vice President, Storage Solutions, AIS Advanced Infrastructure Solutions Division, Tech Data Corporation, as they discuss advancements in Federal network architecture
Watch the full panel session at www.federalforum2014.com.