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Thought Leadership by Leandro da Cunha, Surveillance BU Executive, Duxbury Networking One of the most common mistakes in surveillance projects is starting with the camera. It sounds logical enough. A
Thought Leadership by Paul Stuttard, Duxbury Networking, Director Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the way enterprise networks are designed, managed and secured. AI is driving the convergence of secure access service
By Tobie van Schalwyk, Business Unit Manager at Duxbury Networking South African retailers have spent years digitising the in-store experience, linking physical and digital touchpoints to build a more integrated
Thought Leadership by Warren Gordon, Networking BU Executive at Duxbury Networking The VPN has done its job for a long time. The problem is that many businesses are still asking
Thought Leadership by Andy Robb, Technical Officer at Duxbury Networking In South Africa, cybersecurity breaches have become routine. The country ranks in the top 20 globally for cybercrime, with human
Thought Leadership by Teresa Huysament, Wireless BU Executive at Duxbury Networking In most environments, when a network issue happens, the first instinct is to question the hardware. Is it the
Industry insight by Kyle Stone, Wireless Solutions Architect at Duxbury Networking Reliable connectivity is no longer a competitive advantage but has become a baseline expectation. For South African ISPs and
By Bheki Mazibuko, Technical Administrator at Duxbury Networking Reliable network performance is often taken for granted until something stops working properly. Slow applications, unstable Wi-Fi and intermittent connectivity quickly lead
How Cambium’s LINKPlanner helps South African WISPs build smarter networks. Thought Leadership by Teresa Huysamen, Wireless BU Executive at Duxbury Networking Contrary to popular belief, most network failures are not
Thought Leadership by Warren Gordon, Networking BU Executive at Duxbury Networking Most enterprise networks look healthy on paper, but somehow, the helpdesk is flooded with tickets. Applications are slow, teams