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Senior management: Don’t manage each IT component in isolation How to fix application performance issues: Organize an IT pow-wow When apps are slow, net managers are wrong until proven right Don’t assume application performance problems are always network-related What makes application management so hard to do? NOCs now in charge of application management Zero chance of interoperability between optimization technologies Are you in a state of denial over the need for network, application optimization? The benefits of managed service for applications performance Microsoft SharePoint could be a challenge for WAN optimization Juniper’s take on network optimization The three components of application delivery according to Cisco How does your company handle recreational use of Internet resources? Chicago Mercantile Exchange sees benefits in automated change management McDonalds see business value in the WAN Which is most important to organizations - service delivery or service support? Using ITIL for better WAN management What’s the goal of route analytics in the WAN? Logical sources of performance and availability issues The demise of hub-and-spoke networks The WAN and the wiki generation, Part 1 The WAN and the wiki generation, Part 2 The WAN and the wiki generation, Part 3 Survey: Organizations’ application delivery processes are ineffective Users formalizing processes to manage application performance Successful application delivery Benchmarking for WAN-vicious apps, Part 1 Benchmarking for WAN-vicious apps, Part 2 When YouTube presents true business value Cisco analyst conference mulls super fast pipes vs. highly functional nets Does your WAN benefit your business’ business? YouTube, video e-mails causing headaches for WAN administrators Morphing tactical solutions to becoming strategic ones The benefits of thinking strategic when deploying network optimization Identify and then test WAN optimization tips Insight from the road What is termed network misuse in one company may not be so in another Naïve users who hog (or bring down) the network Network managers reveal extent of network misuse on their nets Network managers plugged into the importance of application delivery Cisco vs. Microsoft: The battle over the branch office, unified communications, and collaboration Cisco gets serious about application delivery Application Acceleration that Focuses on the Application, Part 1 Application Acceleration that Focuses on the Application, Part 2 CIOs don't take enough notice of application delivery issues WAN-vicious apps are a net manager's worst nightmare Who in your company first notices when apps performance starts to degrade? When applications perform badly, is the CYA approach good enough? Making sure the apps your senior managers care about work well over the WAN Where best to implement network and application acceleration, Part 1 Where best to implement network and application acceleration, Part 2 A new convergence form brings together security and application acceleration What makes for a next-generation application performance product? The limitations of today's app acceleration products What slows down app performance over WANs? Automating application acceleration Advancing the move to WAN management automation Application benchmarking helps you to determine how apps will perform How do you feel about one-box solutions? Users don't want WAN optimization tools that are complex to manage QoS, visibility and reporting are hot optimization techniques, users say Survey finds users are becoming proactive with WAN mgmt. Microsoft attempts to address CIFS' limitations in R2 WAFS could answer CIFS' limitations Disgruntled users and the centralized data center WAFS attempts to soothe the problems of running popular apps over WANs WAN optimization helps speed up data replication for global benefits firm Application accelerators take on various problems The gap between networks and applications lingers Is Cisco AON the new-age message broker? Controlling TCP congestion How TCP ensures smooth end-to-end performance Mechanisms that directly influence network throughput Increase bandwidth by controlling network misuse Cisco's FineGround buy signals big change in the WAN optimization sector The thorny problem of supporting delay-sensitive Web services Uncovering the sources of WAN connectivity delays Why adding bandwidth does nothing to improve application performance Organizations are deploying MPLS and queuing for QoS, survey finds The trick of assigning network priority to application suites TCP acceleration and spoofing acknowledgements How TCP acceleration could be used for WAN optimization Antidote for ‘chatty’ protocols: WAFS How are you optimizing your branch-office WAN? What the next generation Web services mean to your WAN Bandwidth vs. management: A careful balancing act