The networking market has changed over the last decade, with more viable players capable of competing with frontrunner Cisco Systems, according to an industry analyst, who notes that switching to a ...

Most U.S. businesses are designing their networks based on outdated assumptions, resulting in expensive purchases of unnecessary services and equipment. At least that’s the opinion of Mark Fabbi, vice ...

IT will waste an estimated US$100 billion over the next five years by overspending on network products and services. That was the startling message delivered by Gartner analysts Mark Fabbi and Bob ...

According to Gartner Vice President and Analyst Mark Fabbi, enterprises have become increasingly reliant on vendor recommendations when purchasing network equipment. If vendors exert too strong an ...

I/O virtualization vendor Xsigo Systems is tapping into the most ubiquitous network connections around, offering an appliance that lets enterprises carve many virtual links out of the Gigabit Ethernet ...

In a report unveiled at the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2002 here last week, Gartner Vice President and Research Director Mark Fabbi said the premium paid for Cisco gear rose to 72 percent in the first ...

The top executives at F5 Networks are fond of calling the company the "Swiss Army knife" of the data center, thanks to how its application delivery networking (ADN) products offer everything from ...

Enterprises will waste more than $100 billion on the wrong networking technologies and services over the next five years, according to a recent prediction by Gartner Inc. According to Mark Fabbi, vice ...

Nortel Networks Ltd. plans to unveil a marketing strategy tomorrow focusing on enterprise customers, a move designed to carry the networking provider beyond the still-dreary market for networking gear ...