By Alan Hayward – Networking solutions are a critical requirement of every business’ IT department. Network technology has the ability to connect a breadth of technologies, including: computer networking, software, communications and hardware devices on a network. As businesses continue to digitise, move IT infrastructure to the cloud, and invest in emerging technologies, there is huge pressure to build professional network infrastructures that can sustain and support digital business models, at a cost-effective rate.

We can expect to see the IT networking landscape continue to develop and adapt to keep up with business and market demands. Understanding these trends can help businesses stay competitive and relevant in today’s business world. This will allow the company to better prepare themselves for the increasing expectations that are assigned to the network, get the most out of its current technologies and make the right technological investments moving forward.

When selecting where to run its networking infrastructure, security, flexibility and cost are of the utmost importance to businesses. Driven by company’s dispersed needs, there is not one cloud vendor that can or does provide a total end-to-end network solution suitable for all. This has led many businesses to consider multi-cloud environments. Multi-cloud architecture allows businesses to distribute its workloads across multiple cloud environments, offering higher return on investment while mitigating risks associated with individual cloud environments. Read On: