Guy Matthews

Network operators are under more pressure than ever to reduce their costs and improve their margins. They must also work harder to deliver the experiences that their customers seek, says

The most important evolution in IT over the past few years has undoubtedly been the rise of cloud-native application architectures.

The pandemic forced organisations everywhere to come up with rapid solutions to unforeseen challenges. In particular, says Guy Matthews, editor of NetReporter, they were tasked almost overnight with finding ways of supporting

The impact of the COVID pandemic on IT operations in general and cybersecurity in particular has been profound, says Guy Matthews, editor of NetReporter. Chief information officers and chief information and security officers

The last 12 months have seen many carefully-laid technology plans blown off course, driving IT investments in unforeseen directions. While there is still much uncertainty as we look ahead, says Guy

For the past 15 years enterprises experimented with SaaS applications, took advantage of plentiful cheap compute and storage and migrated desktop workloads to the cloud, yet still have not managed

MPLS has served enterprise network needs well for the past 20 years. But there is no getting away from its negatives, says Guy Matthews, editor of NetReporter.

Seat of the pants survival mode is being replaced by a new focus on expansion and prosperity, albeit in a rather altered ecosystem. We consider what it takes to achieve

When 4G launched, it offered some significant performance improvements over 3G. But with 5G, says Guy Matthews, editor of NetReporter, something far more profound is going on. The doors of possibility

What part can artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) play in the automation of the network? A panel of experts give their thoughts on the future of smart connectivity.