Teneo invites IT managers to become network heroes

Teneo, a leading infrastructure optimisation specialist, is to hold two webcasts during November in association with its technology partners Riverbed and Netcordia. The web casts explore how IT managers can become ‘network heroes’ by taking control of network configurations and changes, cutting IT costs through network optimisation.

Teneo will be hosting two webcasts on Tuesday 17th November from 2.30pm in conjunction with two of its vendor partners. It has invited directors from WAN optimisation specialist Riverbed Technologies and network configuration and change management solutions provider Netcordia, to talk about practical solutions that IT managers can take manage their networks more efficiently and effectively.

The first webcast invites IT managers to cut IT costs using WAN optimisation and will be led by Mark Lewis, EMEA marketing director for Riverbed Technologies. Mark will explain to attendees the key reasons why WAN optimisation can save organisations money and how to develop a compelling business case to secure investment.

The second webcast demonstrates how IT managers can be elevated to ‘network hero’ status through the use of network configuration and change management solutions. Carolyn Dunlop, technical director for Netcordia will explain how IT managers can identify poor network performance and take back control of their networks by automating network configurations and changes to comply with internal and external compliance mandates.

James Hall, marketing director, Teneo, commented:
“We know that IT managers are exceptionally busy and just don’t get the time to get out to a seminar, so we have brought two key note speakers from Riverbed and Netcordia together on a webcast to brief on the very latest network solutions. Our speakers will be talking about practical methods of reducing network costs and increasing efficiency which we believe are very relevant for IT managers in the current climate.”

To sign up for the webcasts, simply visit www.teneo.net and click on the webcast link.