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Tobie van Schalkwyk, Networking BU Executive Warehousing and logistics in South Africa are under growing pressure. E-commerce volumes are rising. Delivery windows are tightening. Automation is increasing. Margins are being
by Warren Gordon, Networking BU Executive at Duxbury Networking The Pressure Building Inside Today’s Data Centers If you spend any time talking to customers about their data centers these days,
by Kellen van Rooyen, Account Executive at Duxbury Networking Most people judge their mobile signal by the bars displayed on their phone. More bars suggest strong connectivity, while fewer bars
By Warren Gordon, Networking BU Executive at Duxbury Networking The Comfort of Uptime For many years, network performance was judged on a straightforward metric: availability. If the switches were online,
By Tobie van Schalkwyk, Networking BU Executive Reliable mobile connectivity inside buildings is often taken for granted until it fails. In South Africa, that happens more often than you think.
By Tobie van Schalkwyk, Business Unit Lead at Duxbury Networking Safety, security, and shrinkage cost South African retailers millions each year. Whether it’s shoplifting, system downtime, cybercrime, or workplace incidents,
Martin May, Business Development: Networking at Duxbury Networking Look at most enterprise networks and you’ll see the same pattern. There’ll be a good firewall at the core, a VPN that’s
Martin May, Business Development: Networking at Duxbury Networking Zero Trust is often misinterpreted as a product that can be purchased on a Friday and activated by Monday. It isn’t. It’s
Martin May, Business Development: Networking at Duxbury Networking For years, the VPN has been the default solution for securing remote access. It created an encrypted tunnel, pushed all traffic through
Blog article by Waseem Bhamjee, Support Technician at Duxbury Networking Good wireless isn’t guesswork but requires careful planning. Before a single access point goes on a wall or a mast,