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As an IT Professional, it's a top priority to centralize data to make it more available, redundant and secure; but, at the same time, you've got to meet the needs of increasingly demanding remote users. So, how can you move physical resources further away from the people and offices that depend on them, while at the same time increasing the service levels? There are implications that affect all parts of the network and this webcast discusses them along with the 5 golden rules for branch collaboration. This webcast will:

Give you a better understanding of the benefits of branch consolidation solutions
Delve into DNS and identify primary steps you might be overlooking
Break down vulnerabilities and illustrate attempts on which to concentrate
Analyze successful network designs and highlight principles that save time and money

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Robb Boyd
Cisco Solution Expert
Robb Boyd is a 10 year veteran of Cisco starting in the field as a territory sales manager, he is now the Managing Editor and host for the Cisco Interaction Network which currently includes the flagship technical web based TV show: TechWiseTV. These shows have earned multiple awards both within Cisco as well as within the online media industry at large.

Jimmy Ray Purser
Cisco Solution Expert
Jimmy Ray Purser has been an active participant of the information technology (IT) community for more than 19 years, with particular emphasis on local area network (LAN) and wide area network (WAN) infrastructure hacking. He is an active member in the IEEE and the Ethernet Alliance and has an avid following on his blogs, "Networking Geek to Geek" and Network Sheriff.

Steve Phillips
TechWiseTV DataCenter Expert

Noam Syrkin
Cisco WAN Optimization Expert

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