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TEC37 Networking
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Go Big or Go Home: How to Pack More Features Into Existing Network Architectures | TEC37

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Event Overview

Network traffic is growing more complex each and every day as hybrid and remote work continues to be the norm. That's putting traditional network architectures in a state of major upheaval after decades of relative stagnation. Wi-Fi, secure access service edge (SASE), private wireless -- options for connectivity keep growing. This includes transport networks, which are evolving to deliver new services and user experiences. Join WWT technical solution architects Joshua Hogan and Tyler Tappy as they discuss the important details of implementing a converged transport network, which takes the long-reach optical technology typically found in standalone optical networks and consolidates it into a compact, high-performance router. Joshua and Tyler also cover key steps to putting a converged transport network into action.

Featured Speakers

Robb Boyd

Explainerds.net

Chief Nerd

Robb Boyd is the Producer and Host for WWT's TEC37. Robb created the TechWiseTV video series for Cisco producing, hosting and guiding his audience through many evolutions of Cisco's various technologies. Robb has taken his storytelling expertise beyond Cisco with the launch of ExplaiNerds, a media and education company committed to helping technology brands communicate through podcasts and video series.
Joshua Hogan

World Wide Technology

Technical Solutions Architect - MPLS / Segment Routing

Joshua Hogan provides Core Networking expertise to WWT, with a focus on IP routing technologies such as MPLS and Segment Routing. Joshua spent seven years with Cisco, working across multiple industry verticals and attaining his CCIE certifications (#43993) in Routing & Switching, Service Provider, and Security. Since joining WWT, he has added routing specializations in Juniper and Nokia.
Tyler Tappy

World Wide Technology

Technical Solutions Architect - Optical Networking

Tyler specializes in optical networking with a specific focus in service provider networks. His optical experience ranges from architecting, designing, deploying, and long-term strategy in regards to Cisco optical DWDM, ROADM, SONET, MPLS, and the convergence of layer 3 into optical transport technologies. He is actively applying his experience working as an optical technical solutions architect to support sales organizations, internal and external education, and OEM relationships.

Goals and Objectives

Understand the value of a converted transport network and identify best practices to implement at scale.

Who should attend?

Network Architects, Network Operators, Network Engineers, Sales Engineers, Account Managers

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