Debunking the Myths of Modernizing Federal Networks

According to IDC, outdated federal IT networks are incapable of fully exploiting the extensive advantages of the mobility, cloud, social networking, and big data analytics technologies collectively.

This modern infrastructure will allow agencies to develop flexible networks that can easily and cost-effectively adapt to the changing needs of federal employees, citizens, and warfighters.  Agencies are holding back because of concerns that modernization will make their networks costlier, less secure, and less adaptable.

This webinar will feature an in-depth discussion of how agencies can achieve greater capability while reducing cost using software-defined networking.

Whether you log in from the office or the road, you will gain valuable, useable insights from this session, including the answers to such key questions as:

• How can requirements-based procurement deliver innovation through contracting?
• What workforce training will be needed as networking professionals move to a more modern network?
• How are open standards and multivendor environments important to cost savings?
• What path can agencies take for simpler, secure, less costly network that spurs innovation?