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- 2. DELIVER HIGHEST QUALITY EXPERIENCE ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 3. ENTERASYS HIGHER EDUCATION CUSTOMERS . ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 4. Connecting Millions of Students Across Higher Education Clients Globally ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 5. Connecting Students Across North America More than 300 Colleges & Universities ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 6. Connecting Students Across Europe 175 Colleges & Universities in more than 20 Countries ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 7. THE MOST STRATEGIC EDUCATION ASSET IS YOUR NETWORK ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 8. MOBILE 60% OF PARENTS HAVE PROVIDED KIDS WITH MOBILE PHONES 58% OF SCHOOLS PLAN TO MOVE TO DIGITAL TEXT BOOKS WITHIN 1-5 YEARS 43% OF SCHOOLS CANNOT CUSTOMIZE EACH STUDENT’S NETWORK ACCESS MOBILE-FIRST, ALWAYS CONNECTED, HIGHLY SECURE ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 9. SOCIAL 51% OF SCHOOLS USE OR WILL USE SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE CLASSROOM WITHIN 12 MONTHS 75% OF STUDENTS AGES 12-17 PARTICIPATE IN SOCIAL NETWORKS 45% OF K-12 TEACHERS UPDATE SOCIALNETWORKING SITE FOR WORK PURPOSES COLLABORATIVE, OPEN AND CONNECTED ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 10. APPS 70B APPS WILL BE DOWNLOADED DURING 2013 2nd MOST DOWNLOADED APPS FROM iTunes ARE EDUCATIONAL APPS 0% OF SCHOOLS KNOW WHAT APPS ARE RUNNING EVERYWHERE RIGHT APP RIGHT PERSON, RIGHT TIME , ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 11. CLOUD 42% OF SCHOOLS CURRENTLY IMPLEMENT CLOUD COMPUTING 60% OF CLOUD DEPLOYMENTS WILL BE HYBRID BY 2016 44% OF SCHOOLS FEEL THEIR INFRASTRUCTURE IS INADEQUATE FOR VIDEO FROM THE CLOUD HYBRID, FLEXIBLE AND SECURE ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 12. BIG DATA 5 0.5% 42% EXABYTES OF DATA ARE PRODUCED EVERY 2 DAYS OF BIG DATA IS BEING ANALYZED TODAY OF IT PROFESSIONALS HAVE NVESTED IN BIG DATA TECHNOLOGIES DAT TO INSIGHT TO RAPID DECISION/ACTION A ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 13. Summary Results 1. Infrastructure 2. Security 3. Virtualization 4. Business Transformation 5. Skills Development 6. Mobile 7. New App Dev 8. Cloud, SaaS 9. Big Data 10. Outsourced Services ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 14. ENTERASYS GUIDING PRINCIPLES PEOPLE ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc. TECHNOLOGY SERVICE
- 15. OUR PARTNERS GLOBAL DEDICATED PERFORMANCE-DRIVEN WINNING IS A TEAM SPORT ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 16. ENTERASYS ARCHITECTURE SIMPLE SCALABLE END-TO-END R&D INVESTMENTS OF $1 BILLION PLUS ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 17. AWARD-WINNING SERVICE IN-SOURCED INNOVATIVE TENURED MEMBERS OF YOUR TEAM ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 18. ENTERASYS SOLUTIONS WI-FI MOBILITY DATA CENTER POWERED BY ONEFABRIC ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc. UNIFIED MANAGEMENT
- 19. ENTERASYS WI-FI MOBILITY SCALABLE VIRTUALIZED HIGH-DENSITY POWERED BY ONEFABRIC ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 20. ENTERASYS DATA CENTER ADVANCED VISIBILITY SCALABLE POWERED BY ONEFABRIC ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc. TERABIT PERFORMANCE
- 21. ENTERASYS UNIFIED MANAGEMENT AUTOMATED ADVANCED ANALYTICS POWERED BY ONEFABRIC ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc. MOBILE
- 22. ACROSS THE BOARD RECOGNITION ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 23. BYOD AND WIRELESS DIGITAL CONTENT HIGHER EDUCATION TRENDS VIDEO ONLINE ASSESSMENT FLIPPED CLASSROOM GLOBAL CLASSROOMS MOOC ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 24. BYOD especially dominant in Higher Education ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 25. Mobile IAM – Unique Value Multi-Dimensions of Policy and Provisioning User Device Application* Access Method Location Time Guest Staff Owned HTTP Wireless Conference Rooms M–S 8 am–6 pm Allow Contractor Visitor Device Facebook Wired Hall way Weekends Deny Employee Personal Device Oracle Class room Holidays Rate Limit Privileged User University Device Salesforce Outside the agency Anytime Contain Student Device Auth. Method Youtube 802.1x Twitter Single SSID/VLAN Web based VDI 5ft from an Access Point Policy MAC Multiple VLANs IF $User_Identity AND $Device AND $Access AND $Location AND $Time THEN $Permission_Allowed ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 26. Enterasys and Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 27. Enterasys and Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) Visit u.enterasys.com/ to get Started! ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 28. Enterasys MOOC In Development Security Concepts Introduction to the Internet ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 29. OUR IT DEPARTMENT WENT FROM 17th TO 1st SET THE STANDARD FOR NH COMPUTING WE NOW HANDLE 100X MORE PATIENTS PHIL KOMARNY, SETON HILL UNIVERSITY JOANNA YOUNG, UNH ERNIE McKINLEY, UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER CIO CHAMPION INNOVATORS TOP-ACHIEVING STUDENTS ZERO UNPLANNED DOWNTIME 68,000 DELIGHTED FANS GREG FRENCH, WOODFORD COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT BILL BYERS, W. MARYLAND HEALTH SYSTEM FRED KIRSCH, NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 30. PUTTING YOU IN THE SPOTLIGHT YOU’RE AN INNOVATOR, GET RECOGNIZED ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 31. Joint activities with our customers ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 32. Implementing Innovative Learning Environments ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 33. What have we learned from existing classrooms? • • • • • No consideration for total cost of ownership. Met the needs at the time without much thought to overall implementation Not always designed with the faculty in mind Too many variables to design fluidly Created in a vacuum; No user input acquired before or after ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 34. What are we doing to correct the problems? • • • • • Standard Configurations User-Centered Design Documented Use Cases Transparency and Feedback Minimalism ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 35. Getting the (unnecessary) technology out of the classroom What does this do for us as a campus? • Easier furniture decisions • Less on-the-spot reconfiguration of technology • Technology transparency • More control and monitoring • No more cabinets, noise, and keys • Consistent faculty user experience and interface ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 36. Global Digital Classroom Pilots • Immersive video experience between Austin campus and Angers portal campus • Classes were largely structured around student-led presentations rather than traditional lectures • Students collaborated on group presentations and overcame cultural, geographical, and experiential divides ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 37. University of New Hampshire ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 38. University of New Hampshire ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 39. UNH - Whittemore Center Arena ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 40. OUR COMMITMENT FEATURED LOCATION ON HOME PAGE FEATURED IN HIGH-PROFILE PUBLICATIONS VIDEO BLOG/CASE STUDIES CONNECT TO INFLUENCERS ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 41. ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 42. With guest blogger, Phil Komarny, CIO Seton Hill University ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 43. Introducing Enterasys Communities The Hub is to… Share ideas Ask questions Network and connect Suggest innovation Become a part of something bigger! ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
- 44. TOP PLACES TO WORK CEO IN THE SPOTLIGHT IT VISIONARY CUSTOMER-INSPIRED SUCCESS ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc. AUTHOR/INFLUENCER/CMO DISRUPTIVE CIO
- 45. THERE IS NOTHING MORE IMPORTANT THAN OUR CUSTOMERS ©2013 Enterasys Networks, Inc.
Editor's Notes
- Higher Education DeckAudience: Senior IT decision makers with budgetary responsibility. CIOs at medium to large Higher Education InstitutionsOverall Message: Why Enterasys? Thought leadership. Via soft sell. Success is about innovation, we are here to help you become a successful organization and delight your customers. ======================================================================Script: Welcome, my name is _____. I’m [your role at Enterasys].I’m here to talk with you about our company and products, but more importantly about our beliefs, our purpose, and how, by partnering with Enterasys, you can be phenomenally successful at transforming your learning environment to meet the dynamic demands of today’s classroom.---------------------------------------------------------Notes:Our job at Enterasys is to deliver solutions to university CIOsto ensure their success; and it all starts at the network infrastructure. If we are not helpful, we are not influential. We need to be helpful and deliver value to educationIT leaders . We believe the network is the engine that fuels education innovation and accelerates IT transformation. So why does the network matter? And how can a technology vendor earn the right to be a trusted advisor in today’s fast moving, highly unpredictable economy? It all starts with what we believe, our core values and innovation guiding principles. It is all about the WHY.For reference: The IT Conversation We Should Be Having – Harvard Business Review (April 2013)A comprehensive 2013 survey conducted by The Harvard Business Review, The Economist, Corporate Executive Board, Intel, and TNS Global conducted a 2 year worldwide research, focusing on line of business executive perception of IT and the CIO Key findings from our research:Almost half of CEOs rate their CIOs negatively in terms of understanding the business and understanding how to apply IT in new ways to the business57% of the executives expect their IT function to change significantly over the next three years, and 12% predict a "complete overhaul" of ITOnly a quarter of executives felt their CIO was performing above his or her peersWhat the business needs from IT:CEOs are demanding more visible value from their CIOs, in terms of generating revenue, gaining new customers, and increasing customer satisfaction.Increasingly, the CIO and IT must be seen less as developing and deploying technology, and more as a source of innovation and transformation that delivers business value, leveraging technology instead of directly delivering it.The CIO must be responsible and accountable if technology enables, facilitates or accelerates competition that the C-suite didn't see coming,Gartner: in 4 years the vast majority of technology budget is managed outside of IT (could be as high as 90% of budget by the end of decade)Gartner: in 2 years, 25% of enterprise will appoint a chief digital officer (likely to be CMO or new title) to oversee tech spend
- What is our purpose at Enterasys? Our purpose is to deliver the highest quality and consistent user experience. For Higher Education, that means empowering today’s students with an easy-to-use network that is future-proofed. You are training today’s students for tomorrow. We can get you there, to prepare your students for the demands of tomorrow’s work world. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics has estimated that the average student will have 10-12 jobs in their life. They can’t do that if they don’t become lifelong learners. You are creating those learners. We are here to help you prepare them.We look at the user experience as multi-faceted. It involves end users- the teachers, administrators, and students who use the technology; but also the IT staff and service providers who are responsible for delivering the services. So serviceability, manageability and how we support the IT service providers is equally important as providing the right end-user features and functions.Why do we believe that the user experience is so important? The reason we believe this is important is because this is how the CIO and everyone responsible for the technology at every education facility is judged. If the teacher in the classroom who is starting up a lesson is unable to do so, it’s IT’s responsibility. In the April issue of HBR, an article (The IT Conversation We Should Be Having) reported that 75% of CEOs believe that their CIO is underperforming their peers. The reason for this is that every employee wants to be connected and have access to their applications and data, all the time. When that does not happen, IT and the CIO get the blame. So we believe that delivering the highest quality experience is the most important first step for the CIO to have relevancy to the hospital. And we’ve been building our products and solutions so the CIO can go from potential irrelevance to actually becoming the hero in the organization.
- These are just a few members of the Enterasys family of worldwide Education customers.
- Sampling of Top Higher Education Customers Worldwide(FY2010-FY2011 data)University of Southern CaliforniaGeo: NA (United States)2-Year Orders: $5.4 millionUniversity of North Carolina-Chapel HillGeo: NA (United States)2-Year Orders: $5.0 millionInstitutoPolitécnicoNacionalGeo: SA (Mexico)2-Year Orders: $3.7 millionUniversity of Massachusetts Medical School Geo: NA (United States)2-Year Orders: $3.0 millionSimon Fraser UniversityGeo: NA (Canada)2-Year Orders: $2.3 millionAustralian National UniversityGeo: APAC (Australia)2-Year Orders: $1.5 millionUniversità degli Studi di MilanoGeo: EMEA (Italy)2-Year Orders: $1.3 millionKoc UniversityGeo: EMEA (Turkey)2-Year Orders: $1.2 millionUniversität BernGeo: CEE (Switzerland)2-Year Orders: $1.1 millionQueen's University BelfastGeo: EMEA (Ireland)2-Year Orders: $1.1 millionHumboldt-Universität zu BerlinGeo: CEE (Germany)2-Year Orders: $1.0 millionUniversidade de BrasíliaGeo: SA (Brazil)2-Year Orders: $850KUniversity of New EnglandGeo: APAC (Australia)2-Year Orders: $777KUniversidad Complutense de MadridGeo: EMEA (Spain)2-Year Orders: $594KSangji UniversityGeo: APAC (Korea)2-Year Orders: $297KKZN UniversityGeo: EMEA (South Africa)2-Year Orders: $274KEuropean School of Management and TechnologyGeo: CEE (Germany)2-Year Orders: $158K
- Enterasys Higher Education Customers:North America (Canada, Mexico, United States)More than 300 active customersActive (2-year) booked orders: $91MFY2010-2011 data253 Customers represented on the map:Adrian Dominican SistersAlbany State UniversityAlderson Broaddus CollegeAndrews CollegeAnne Arundel Community CollegeAntelope Valley CollegeAppalachian State UniversityArkansas State UniversityAthens State UniversityAugusta State UniversityBabson CollegeBarry UniversityBaylor UniversityBentley CollegeBethel UniversityBlack River Technical CollegeBoston CollegeCalhoun Community CollegeCalifornia Lutheran UniversityCalifornia Maritime AcademyCalifornia State UniversityCardinal Stritch University-(CSU)Carlos Albizu University (CAU)Catawba CollegeCentro de Investigación y DocenciaEconómicas A.C.Chapman UniversityChatham UniversityChristopher Newport UniversityClayton State UniversityCleveland Community CollegeClinton Community CollegeColby Sawyer CollegeCollege of the CanyonsColumbia College ChicagoConcordia UniversityDeKalb Technical InstituteDelaware County Community CollegeDelgado Community CollegeDenver SeminaryDominican CollegeDominican UniversityDunwoody College of TechnologyEast Georgia CollegeEastern Nazarene CollegeEastern UniversityEl Colegio de San Luis (COLSAN)EscuelaBancaria y ComercialFayetteville State UniversityFitchburg State UniversityFort Hays State UniversityFramingham State UniversityFranciscan UniversityGalveston CollegeGarden City Community CollegeGateway Community CollegeGeorge Mason UniversityGeorgia Northwestern Technical College, formerly (Coosa Valley Technical Institute)Grambling State UniversityGreen Mountain CollegeHarvard College LibraryHighline Community CollegeHobart & William Smith CollegeHolyoke Community CollegeHood CollegeHudson Valley Community CollegeHunter CollegeIndiana Purdue Fort Wayne-IPFWInstituto MoraInstitutoPanamericano de Alta Direccion de EmpresasINSTITUTO POLITECNICO NACIONALItawamba Community CollegeJackson Community CollegeJames Sprunt Community CollegeJarvis Christian CollegeJefferson Davis Community CollegeJohns Hopkins UniversityKeiser UniversityKennesaw State UniversityKentucky Christian UniversityKentucky State UniversityKeystone CollegeKing's CollegeLakeLand CollegeLangara CollegeLangston UniversityLansing Community CollegeLaurentian UniversityLesley UniversityLouisiana CollegeLouisiana Technical CollegeLUTHERAN SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY AT CHICAGOLyon CollegeMalone UniversityMarietta CollegeMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyMassachusetts Maritime AcademyMcHenry County CollegeMessiah CollegeMid South Community CollegeMiddle Tennessee State UniversityMidway CollegeMidwestern State UniversityMorehead State UniversityMorrisville State CollegeMoultrie Technical InstituteMount Allison UniversityMount Wachusett Community CollegeMountaineer Challenge AcademyMuhlenberg CollegeNazareth College of RochesterNew England Conservatory of MusicNew Hampshire Community Technical College SystemNicholls State UniversityNorth Arkansas CollegeNorthwest Missouri State UniversityNorthwestern CollegeNunez Community CollegeOberlin CollegeOhio Board of RegentsOhio UniversityOhio Valley UniversityOlivet Nazarene UniversityOral Roberts UniversityPacific Lutheran UniversityPalmer College of ChiropracticParker College of ChiropracticPennsylvania State University - New KensingtonPennsylvania State University ARLPhiladelphia Workforce Dev CoPhilander Smith CollegePlymouth State UniversityPrairie State CollegeProvidence College-OITPurdue University Calumet (PUC)Quinsigamond Community CollegeRandolph Macon CollegeReed CollegeRhode Island School Of DesignRich Mountain Community CollegeRichard Bland CollegeRio Hondo Community CollegeRivier CollegeSaint Ambrose UniversitySaint Anselm CollegeSaint Augustine CollegeSaint Edward's UniversitySan Diego Community College DistrictSanta Fe University of Art and DesignSeton Hill UniversityShawnee Community CollegeSimmons CollegeSimon Fraser UniversitySinclair Community CollegeSlippery Rock UniversitySouth Arkansas Community CollegeSouth Central CollegeSouth Puget Sound Community CollegeSouth Suburban CollegeSoutheast Arkansas CollegeSouthern Arkansas UniversitySouthern Arkansas University TechSouthern Nazarene UniversitySouthern Polytechnic State UniversitySouthern Union State Community CollegeSouthside Virginia Community CollegeSt Petersburg College (SPC)St Thomas UniversitySt. Thomas UniversitySuffolk UniversitySUNY BrockportSUNY CantonSUNY Onondaga Community CollegeSUNY PlattsburghTennessee Technology Center at NashvilleTexas A&M University Ocean Drilling ProgramTidewater Community CollegeTrinity UniversityTroy UniversityUNAM Instituto de BiologíaUniversidad AnahuacUNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CHIAPASUniversidad Autonoma de NayaritUniversidad AutonomaMetropolitana ( Rectoria)Universidad AutonomaMetropolitana (Azcapotzalco)Universidad AutonomaMetropolitana (Iztapalapa)Universidad de ColimaUniversidad de GuadalajaraUniversidad de la Salle BajíoUniversidad de MonterreyUniversidad de Quintana Roo (UQROO)Universidad del Valle de AtemajacUniversidad Tecnologica de NezahualcoyotlUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of Arkansas Community CollegeUniversity of California IrvineUniversity of California Los AngelesUniversity of California San FranciscoUniversity of California Santa BarbaraUniversity of Central ArkansasUniversity of Central MissouriUniversity of CincinnatiUniversity of DallasUniversity of Denver School of LawUniversity of Florida - Univeristy Athletic Association, Inc.(UAA)University of Florida Foundation (UFF)University of Massachusetts BostonUniversity Of Massachusetts DartmouthUniversity of Massachusetts Medical SchoolUniversity of Mount UnionUniversity of NebraskaUniversity of Nevada Las VegasUniversity of New EnglandUniversity of New HampshireUniversity of North Carolina-Chapel HillUniversity of North TexasUniversity of Northern IowaUniversity of Saint FrancisUniversity of South Carolina-Law Enforcement and SafetyUniversity of Southern California (ITS Main Account)University of Southern IndianaUniversity of Texas Permian BasinUniversity of the Fraser ValleyUniversity of TorontoUniversity of TulsaUniversity of WindsorUniversity of Wisconsin (UWP)University PlazaUniversity System of Georgia Shared ServicesUrsinus CollegeUtica CollegeValley Forge Christian CollegeVancouver Community CollegeVaughn Next Century Learning CenterVernon CollegeVirginia Wesleyan CollegeWaukesha County Technical CollegeWellesley CollegeWentworth Institute of TechnologyWest Virginia Wesleyan CollegeWestern Carolina UniversityWestern Oklahoma State CollegeWestern States Chiropractic CollegeWestern University of Health SciencesWhatcom Community CollegeWiley CollegeWindward Community CollegeWinthrop UniversityYork Technical College
- Enterasys Higher Education Customers:EMEA and CEEMore than 175 active customersActive (2-year) booked orders: $20MFY2010-2011 data135 Customers represented on the map:AustriaAnton Proksch InstitutDonau-Universität KremsTGM Technisches GewerbemuseumVolkshochschule WienBelgiumFaculté de Gembloux / FUSAGxTechnifuturCzech RepublicMasarykovaUniverzitaFinlandTampere Polytechnic schoolFranceECOLE NORMALE SUPERIEUREINSAINSEPUNIVERSITE PARIS 10 - NanterreGermanyAlbert-Schweitzer-GymnasiumBeruflicheOberschuleNeu-UlmBerufsförferungswerk - Regional-Center ErfurtBerufsschule LandshutBrandenburgischeTechnische Universität CottbusChristian-Albrechts-Universität zu KielErnst Moritz Arndt Universität GreifswaldEuropean School of Management and TechnologyFachhochschule BrandenburgFachhochschule der PolizeiAnhaltFHTW FachhochschulefürTechnik und Wirtschaft BerlinFraunhofer-InstitutfürIntegrierteSchaltungen DresdenGeorg-Simon-Ohm FachhochschuleNürnbergHochschulefürTechnikWirtschaft und Kultur LeipzigHochschulefürWirtschaft und RechtHochschule HarzHochschule HofHochschule Karlsruhe - Technik und WirtschaftHochschuleNeu-UlmHTW BerlinHumboldt-Universität zu BerlinInstitutfürAngewandteTrainingswissenschaftenKarlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) Steinbuch Centre for Computing (SCC)NationaleAkademie der NaturforscherLeopoldinaOFFIS e. V.Rechenzentrum der Christian-Albrecht-Universität KielTierärztlicheHochschule HannoverUniversität Bamberg RechenzentrumUniversität Freiburg - RechenzentrumUniversität MannheimWerkzeugmaschinenlabor (WZL) der RWTH AachenIrelandDublin Institute of TechnologyQueen's University BelfastIsraelSeminar Ha KibutzimSeminar Hakibuzim CollegeTechnion - Israel Institute of TechnologyItalyIULM - Libera Università di Lingue e ComunicazioneUNICALUniversità BICOCCAUniversita' degli Studi dell'InsubriaUniversità degli Studi di Milano - Divisione TelecomunicazioniUniversità di CamerinoUNIVERSITA DI MILANOJordanJadara UniversityLatviaLatvia University of AgricultureMoroccoUNIVERSITE CasablancaPolandAkademia medyczna im. Karola Marcinowskiego w PoznaniuAkademia Pedagogiki Specjalnej im. Marii Grzegorzewskiej-APSInstytut Badan Systemowych PANSGGW Szkola Glówna Gospodarstwa WiejskiegoUniwersytet Ekonomiczny we WroclawiuUW DSKPortugalEscola Superior de Desporto de Rio MaiorFaculdade Economia da Universidade do PortoInstituto Politécnico da GuardaInstituto Politécnico de BejaInstituto Politécnico de Castelo BrancoInstituto Politécnico de SantaremISEG - INSTITUTO SUPERIOR DE ECONOMIA E GESTÃOUNIVERSIDADE BEIRA INTERIOR (UBI)Universidade Fernando PessoaUNIVERSIDADE LUSÍADAUNIVERSIDADE LUSÍADA - PortoScotlandCumbernauld CollegeScottish Agricultural CollegeScottish Police CollegeScottish Qualifications AuthoritySpainConsejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC)EPSEVG (EscolaPolitècnica Superior d'Enginyeria de Vilanova i la Geltrú)ESADECREAPOLISUniversidad Autónoma de MadridUniversidad Católica San Antonio de MurciaUniversidad Complutense de MadridUniversidad de AlicanteUniversidad de AlmeríaUniversidad de BarcelonaUniversidad de CantabriaUniversidad de ExtremaduraUniversidad de la LagunaUniversidad de Santiago de CompostelaUniversidad Rey Juan CarlosUniversidad Rovira i VirgiliUniversitat de les Illes Balears (UIB)UniversitatOberta de Catalunya (UOC)SwitzerlandBernerFachhochschule BFHGlion Institute of Higher Education (GIHE)Laureate Education, Inc.Universität Bern - InformatikdiensteTurkey7 Aralik UniversityArtvinCoruh UniversityDeniz Harp OkuluDicle UniversityDuzce UniversityElazigFirat UniversityErzurum Ataturk UniversityGalatasaray UniversityGaziosmanpasa UniversityHacettepe UniversityHarran UniversityHatay Mustafa Kemal UniversityHitit UniversityInonu UniversityKahramanmarasSutcu Imam UniversityKarabuk UniversityKoc UniversityMehmet AkifErsoy UniversityNamik Kemal UniversityUsak UniversityYildirimBeyazit UniversityUnited KingdomAshridge Management CollegeBarking CollegeColegMorgannwgHereward CollegeHighlands CollegeNewman University CollegeNorth Oxford AcademyRoyal College of Surgeons of EnglandRutherford Appleton LaboratorySouthampton Solent UniversityThe Purcell SchoolUniversity of GreenwichWalesSwansea Metropolitan University
- Traditionally, IT infrastructure, wired and wireless networks, are seen as expenses to the school. It is needed as a necessary evil. It costs a lot of money, but you don’t get a lot back. Today, the network has become the backbone of learning. Historically, schools have purchased lab computers for learning. Now, learning takes place in every room, as mobility facilitates anywhere, anytime learning. And all that depends on delivery of curricular material through the network – the backbone of learning.Our mission is to enable the CIO and the IT staff to build the strategic infrastructure for education; to unlock additional opportunities; especially by tackling mobile, social, cloud, and big data initiatives within their campuses. As a CIO, do you have a strategy whereby the use of technology is aimed at improving education? This is why any successful CIO today views the network as a strategic educationasset. [Note: If your audience asks “how fast is it”; “how much does it cost” – that indicates they are not on the right wavelength. Cost, capacity, connectivity have nothing to do with the user experience and delighting their customers.] We want to help you as a CIO make sure you provide your students and staffwith a consistent user experience; meeting the requirements of today’s hyper-connected, hyper-knowledge-sharing world that we are in. Only by providing a pervasive 100%-available infrastructure can the university support teaching staff, students, and administration utilizing their devices for education, communication, research, andmanaging workflows.
- [The next 5 slides are to demonstrate that Enterasys understands the megatrends impacting education. We want to impart the thought leadership that Enterasys brings to this space.]Today’s student is a DIGITAL learner, a mobile digital learner. They are digital natives who have never known a world without the power of the Internet. Two-thirds of high school students have internet-connected phones. More surprisingly, one in 5 kindergarteners have internet-connected phones. Enterasys is a BYOD organization with 1000 employees. Our customer-facing employees, like sales and services, have multiple mobile devices; we’re highly connected; highly secure. We have visibility and control all the way to the wireless user on their smart devices.Our CIO thinks mobile first, actually, he tends to think mobile-only. And that’s our advice to CIOs who want to remain relevant: think mobile first (soon to be mobile-only); always connected (not: oh, students can go to the cafeteria for Wi-Fi connectivity), and highly secure. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Notes:60% OF PARENTS HAVE PROVIDED KIDS 8-12 WITH MOBILE PHONES – 2013 k-12 Edition of NMC Horizon reportFrom our own research: 58% OF SCHOOLS PLAN TO MOVE TO DIGITAL TEXT BOOKS WITHIN 1-5 YEARS43% OF SCHOOLS CANNOT CUSTOMIZE EACH STUDENT’S NETWORK ACCESS - Enterasys survey99% increase in smartphone subscribers from two years ago (comScore)1.62 Billion mobile devices win the workplace by 2016 (Business Insider)1.7 Billion smartphones will be shipped in 2017, compared to 448 million that were shipped in 2011 (Cnet)Enterasys FACTS:Enterasys is 100% mobile. All of our customer facing functions have 3+ mobile devices – smartphone, tablet and laptop.Why? We are a connected business, servicing our customers from anywhere with access to all of our business tools. We have a flexible BYOD deployment where our employees can bring their own devices. Why? Because flexibility means satisfaction and a satisfied, happy employee is more productive.
- Social is a trend that isn’t going away. It’s only going to increase. Teachers are using it to engage students in current events. Students tweet classroom notes to one another as a classroom project. High school communication arts curricula teach the use of social media to prepare students for employment in marketing. Students are learning that a strong digital footprint can boost their chances with college admissions and employment. As an education CIO, you will be embracing social media, if you’re not already doing so. Social should not be a scary thing. And it’s not scary if you have 100% visibility and control into all activities and social traffic traversing the enterprise network; and that’s what we provide. The most successful CIOs are the ones that are interested in their customer’s success. The reason why our own CIO, Dan Petlon, was named by Boston Business Journal in 2012 as a top 10 CIO in Boston (a market that is arguably third in the country in technology) is that he is collaborative, he’s open - he defaults to “yes”, and he’s hyper-connected. That’s what social is all about. If you are not accessible,as a CIO and as a university, you can’t be social. It’s much more than social media. It takes the right partnership. And by partnership I mean being accessible - when we meet a customer we give them a business card; they have our email, they have our cell phone, they have our Twitter account. Enterasys is an accessible team working for a highly accessible company. We are social. It doesn’t mean we’re on Facebook or Twitter or Google+. We are an accessible company and therefore a social business. These characteristics are major differentiators between a good CIO and a great CIO. From our research: 51% of schools use or will use social media in the classroom within 12 months;33% use nowFROM Pew Internet & American Life Project, 2010: 75% OF STUDENTS AGES 12-17 PARTICIPATE IN SOCIAL NETWORKSFrom Scholastics.com: 45% OF K-12 TEACHERS UPDATE SOCIAL-NETWORKING SITE FOR WORK PURPOSES--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Notes:65% of B2B companies have acquired a customer through LinkedIn (Jeff Bullas) (Marketing Charts)94% of customers believe that C-level social media participation enhances brand image (Jeff Bullas) (eMarketer)82% of employees trust a company more when the CEO and leadership team communicate via social media (Jeff Bullas) (eMarketer)56% of customer tweets to companies are being ignored (LinkedIn)85% of all businesses that have a dedicated social media platform as part of their marketing strategy reported an increase in their market exposure (Forbes)32% of all Internet users are using Twitter. (Huffington Post)Enterasys facts: We are an award winning social business. Social does not mean social media alone. Being a social business means being a connected, accessible, transparent, and collaborative business. Our customers contact our CEO and all of the executives directly with no filters. We have been using social technologies, integrated in our CRM solution to transform business silo thinking to becoming a more collaborative business. We believe the smartest person in the room is the room. We have transformed our customer services from a department to a process because of collaboration technologies. We are also a listening and learning organization. We leverage social networks to listen to our customers. What we are seeing today, is the most innovative CIOs are social. They are thought leaders and influencers. Fact: if you’re not helping, you are not influential. Social scales your voice and delivers value to your network. Fact: your customers and employees are talking about you, the question is are you listening. Our company was named the #4 best places to work in Boston in 2012 by the Boston Globe (the biggest newspaper publication in New England) and the reason is our employees are committed to our company. We have the industry’s best employee retention and the reason is in our company the best ideas win, not the best titles. That’s what social CIOs and IT organizations understand.
- The statistics in terms of app usage are stunning… 47,000 apps downloaded every 60 seconds.There are now 500,000 iPhone apps on iTunes and 300,000 for Android.And the 2nd most downloaded apps from iTunes are educational apps. Whether it’s a special ed app, or a math app, schools are embracing apps to engage students.Two years ago Enterasys recognized this app economy that we live in and commissioned our engineering organization to build a solution for us to provide visibility, insight and control of application usage in the enterprise. Today, we model our own employees at Enterasys and we know that there are about 35 apps on every smart device that employees carry on our campus. We used our understanding and capabilities of our Coreflow technologies and our OneFabric architecture to bring to market a solution whereby we can model every single app on every employee device on both wired and wireless ports. By “everywhere” in the business environment, we don’t mean just at a firewall or Internet choke-point. We are talking about ubiquitous visibility all the way to application layer 7. So we know the app that someone is running is not just “Google”; but it is Google Hangout or Gmail, or Google Calendar or Google whatever. This capability stems from our heritage of deep packet inspection logic, our industry-leading deep packet IPS/IDS solution, coupled with our Coreflow2 custom ASIC logic, in which we’ve invested over $1B over the last ten years; to produce a highly scalable capability - with 10s of millions of flows. So universitiescan tackle this application storm that’s happening in the industry. You can’t tell users which apps they can use - that notion of “control” is a complete illusion in today’s environment. It’s about co-creation of value, which you only get by partnering with the right vendor and right system integrator and having the right IT staff in your organization. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Notes:MOST DOWNLOADED APPS FROM iTunes ARE EDUCATIONAL APPS – from 148Apps, April 2013.During 2013, there will be more than 70 billion app downloads – ABI Research/NMC Horizon Report80% of Educational Apps specifically target children84% Mobile traffic related to apps (JumpTab)0% of schools know what apps are running everywhere (Enterasys)80% of mobile device user’s time is spent within apps (games, news, productivity, utility, and social networking) (Business Insider)85% increase in mobile apps in 2012 (TechCrunch)103 Million Smartphone users download apps, and each one downloads an average of 36 apps per year. (Online Publishers Association with Frank N. Magid Associates, Inc.)Facts:We commissioned our R&D organization and started an application intelligence development project more than 2 years go, leveraging our award winning and industry leading NAC technologies, coupled with our industry's only flow-based customer ASIC technology that powers our switching and routing platforms with the objective to bring to market a highly scalable, ubiquitous (wired and wireless) solution that would provide IT application visibility at layer 7, at wire speed for the entire enterprise. Later this year, we will have a 2.6 Terrabit, 100 million application flow capable solution that will provide visibility and later control of all application usage, for every user, connected on every wired/wireless port, with reporting capabilities like no other. In my humble opinion, this is the most exciting piece of innovation that I have seen in over 10 years. The possible use cases for this type of innovation are endless, from education, to hospitality, to retail, healthcare and more. Absolutely stunning. We can demonstrate this today and we are using it to better understand our own company’s employee productivity and business growth drivers.
- Universities are moving to the cloud. Some embrace it through Google Apps or Office 365. We are a poster child for a hybrid cloud deployment. Ten years ago, we moved our most sensitive data (sales and service information) to the cloud. To us this is as sensitive as patient data, so we know what hospitals are going through as they move their super-sensitive data to the cloud. We had the confidence in the infrastructure which we had built and used; knowing that flow-based Coreflow visibility and control was all we needed to comfortably move our applications to the cloud. Our network management team would be able to use our own technology and deliver a secure model for an on-premise solution leveraging cloud.Fast forward 10 years: we now have 30 enterprise cloud applications that we use to power Enterasys; but we have our own data center. Our own data center is the funnel to the Internet and the Cloud. It’s now powered by CoreFlow2 technologies. So the reason why our CIO is the most innovative CIO in the business is he is leveraging our technology to be perceived as a hero in the market. And that’s exactly what we want to do with customers that we sell to. Mobile, Social, Cloud are gravity; you can hate gravity, but gravity always wins. This deals with the de-perimeterization of IT; applications, devices, servers, data centers are going outside the traditional bounds of IT. So IT no longer has traditional visibility and control mechanisms. So we have to look at this differently and solve it differently. Success is balance… you want to default to yes, you want to delight your customers, you want an open ecosystem. But you know as soon as your network is hacked, it’s your responsibility and your IT team’s obligation to bring normalcy back to the business. The balance is to deliver “perceived openness”, but still have the visibility and control to lock down what you need to lock down, and secure what’s important to your business. Deliver that balance and you’re a hero. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Gartner predicted an annual spending on cloud-related transactions thatmay grow to almost $150 billion worldwide by 2014. Enterasys Facts: Our company decided to move our most important business application – our sales and customer service relationship management (CRM) – to the cloud. This was in 2003. Yes, 10 years ago we were bullish about the cloud. How could that be? Well today, we have over 30 business applications that we run in the cloud and throughout the 10 years of having a hybrid IT infrastructure – we manage our own data center, powering 1000 employees across 30 offices around the globe – is because the embedded security technologies in our switching and routing and wireless products gave us the visibility and control we needed (the security piece of mind) to design a flexible, hybrid on premise and cloud integrated enterprise network. Our CIO, who was named the top 10 CIO in Boston in 2012 (Boston is arguably the top 5 most innovative city in the US – silicon valley, san francisco, new york, etc.) because of his hybrid deployment success.
- Personalized education is the goal of today’s schools. There is no such thing as a “one-size-fits-all” classroom. Teaching must be individualized. Students are constantly assessed and tracked. The curriculum is then adapted to the student’s needs. And what is the basis of all of this personalized learning?Student data.Big data.Over the last two years, our services business has won six Stevie awards. Stevie is a global consortium that looks at the best innovation in the market across all size companies. The reason we’ve won these Stevie awards is the use of predictive analytics in our services business; where we are shifting the pendulum from a defensive-oriented service organization to an offensive, pre-emptive service delivery. [analogy to preventive care versus treatment]We have also won five manufacturing Leadership 100 awards. This year in 2013 we won three; there were only two companies that won three; the other being IBM. The reason we won was because we are able to look at discrete components that we use to build our most advanced products. On our S-family of products, one of our fabric cards is a 20-layer PCB with nearly 18,000 discrete components, with 10 million lines of code. We are able to extract failure data right from the assembly line on the manufacturing floor and tie it back to our CRM system which our quality engineering team monitors with automated workflows and SLAs. So there are millions of data points that are fed to us during the manufacturing cycle and we can determine early-on where there is a need to replace a particular component…. We are a Big Data-driven company. And one definition of “Big Data” is anything too big to manage with Excel. And we are an innovative data-driven company. For us to win, we have to be data-driven. But for the CIO, data by itself doesn’t mean knowledge. A successful CIO takes data and produces insight. From that insight, makes rapid decisions that lead to rapid actions; to deliver value to the end customer. Any break in that value chain of data-insight-rapid decision-action-value and you fail as a technology leader. We are building products and solutions to insure you can start from data and get to delighting users. As the only networking manufacturing company in the world that continues to deliver flow-based intelligence using our Coreflow2 custom ASICs, we are all about delivering contextual understanding that can only come from a large volume set of data. There are nearly 50 finger-print attributes that we look at when we dynamically provision networks. We’re one of the only companies that can use location-based data as an attribute. As an example, if you are a principal accessing the network; we know that fact and we know what application you are using and also where you are (in the science room). The same principal, same device, same app, but located in a parking lot of the school, may not be granted access because of HIPAA compliance with student medical records. To be able to capture the identity of the individual and the devices and the applications, but also location; and dynamically make sense of all this, to make sure you are conforming to government standards- that’s all in our switches and routers. That’s designing with data as a principle philosophy governing our architecture and engineering practices at Enterasys. We are a great broker contributing to the big data analytical engine that schools can unlock to identify areas for improvement and growth. Now [transition], how do we deliver the high quality end user experience and consistency, if IT no longer owns all the components? The network can and should do more than just provide the plumbing. It should provision, provide automation and dynamic control of how the applications are delivered to the end user. --------------------------------------------------------------#1 CIO technology priority for 2013 (Gartner)63% of Businesses view analyzing Big Data as a competitive advantage (IBM)60% increase in operating margin by using big data (McKinsey)90% of the world’s total data has been created just within the past two years (IBM)$3.2 billion was spent by companies on big data in 2010; it is predicted companies will spend $16.9 billion on big data by 2015 (CIO).5% of Big Data is being analyzed today (IDC)Facts:Enterasys is a data driven company. We collect data because we need to stay nimble and proactive. But we know that data must produce insight, so that we can make rapid decisions followed by rapid actions aimed at delighting our customers. The reason we have one of the best customer loyalty scores in the industry (our net promoter score) is because of our data-driven culture. Predictive analytics in services and support – 6 global customer service innovation and leadership awards in in 2012-2013Predictive and early warning system in quality engineering – 5 manufacturing leadership and quality awards in 2012-13Sales forecast predictive analytics and probability scoring of pipeline with incredible accuracy
- 16 higher education CIOs
- Enterasys can be viewed as the largest start-up; with 1,000 employees hungry to be sure we delight our customers. We deliver on three principles:We are a reliable organization in terms of product-quality, people-quality, and relationship-quality.We are an innovative technology company- we have vision and a time-tested history of delivering innovation to the market. We’ve been in business for 30 years, which something we are certainly proud of. And service and support; the experience of the marriage has to be better than the experience of the courtship. Based on customer, market, and partner feedback, our service and support is second-to-none. Our net promoter score and our innovation awards say that we are on the right track when it comes to servicing our customers. Still, our goal is continuous improvement. We never rest on our laurels. None of the technology is worth anything if you don’t have the people who possess the knowledge, experience, and skills to enable the technology through the selling process, the delivery process, through the support process, and to the education process. We believe in our culture and our organization and it all starts with our people. Competitors can theoretically duplicate products or processes; BUT, they cannot duplicate our people.Note: To calculate a company’s NPS, take the percentage of customers who are Promoters and subtract the percentage who are Detractors.
- We are a people-oriented company and we treat our partners like our employees; with the same training, the same sales enablement approach, the same incentive programs. We are a global company with nearly 500 global partners that range from large system integrators like Siemens Enterprise Communications, to small 1-2 person organizations in your community who have a fiercely committed and loyal customer base. We love being able to win customers by partnering with the very best in the industry – partners who believe in what we believe in: great people, technology and service.
- It’s very hard to do simple – that’s worth repeating. So our approach is to go back to our Northstar: the user experience. In this case, the user experience of IT and administration. This is why we have customers with thousands of users on their network managed by an IT staff of one.So you can be strategic as an IT organization. Simplicity, scalability, and end-to-end solutions are what’s important. It can’t be “well the wired stuff is simple, but when you introduce wireless you need to get more certified, you need a different user interface, etc”. We have an end-to-end solution for both wired and wireless. It ALL has to be simple. Wireless is as simple as wired. This is how we were able to win significant customers like the New England Patriots. We won the Patriots by being the only company capable of providing WiFi solutions to 70,000 non-deterministic users, meaning there is no controlling the set of applications, the phones, the tablets; it’s all bets are off in a highly dense, highly demanding environment. And today’s campuses with BYOD are highly dense, highly demanding environments that we are well experienced with!Doing simple right is a very expensive, thoughtful approach. Over the past ten years, our engineering and R&D teams have invested over $1B+ to create an architecture that can meet the simple, scalable end-to-end requirements we have as our guiding principles. Before we introduce a new feature or function, or “shiny object”, we need to insure that it fits into our architecture. It has to scale. For example in 2003 we brought the N-series (our modular flagship product) to market. Three years ago it was time for us to bring the S-series to market - going from Coreflow1 to Coreflow2 technology. We made a conscious decision to make sure that the S-series would ship with software that was fully backward compatible with the N series, rather than new, but incompatible software. This decision delayed the S-series market entry by about 9 months. But it was the right decision because all our existing customers who had invested in N could run their code on the S right out-of-the-box. It’s a pragmatic view knowing that winning does not always mean being first to market. (Apple proved that, as well as many other companies). We may not always be first to market, but when we bring a new product to market it’s aimed at delighting our existing customers and protecting their investment. First is most often not the most-robust solution. 100G, 802.11ac are examples of first to market not being the best. When we bring these to the market, they will include the visibility and control needed for the market as dictated by our core beliefs; so you can be strategic.
- As we have just shown, we have an architecture that supports the innovation that we bring to market. But still, these products are complex switches and routers and access points and network management; and the only time a product is completely defect-free is when it is obsolete. So you need to know that your vendor will be there to support your implementation and optimization. At Enterasys, our award-winning service includes professional services. We have subject-matter experts around the globe and we have partners that are certified as professional services members of our ecosystem. We have a comprehensive educational services program that includes in-classroom training and virtual instructor-led training. We can bring training to your site. And we have a global call center with a follow-the-sun model, with support in 9-languages that delivers 7x24x365. We can provide this level of quality support because we are insourced and because our employees have long tenure. The average tenure of our customer services employees is 12 years. We are at the top in terms of employee retention. All of our customer service professionals are engineering degreed and certified pros. All of customer service professional are active in the field – visiting customer sites and delivering advanced services. All of customer service professionals are employees of Enterasys – zero outsourcing. We make the investment in service and support because we understand the importance of this investment. We work hard to become an extension of your team. We know your business. We know your people. We know your vision of the future. We know your definition of success.We are there when the times are tough. We will never take you for granted and we will earn the right to your business. We are in the business of delighting customers.And we will get better with you. Side by side. No other company can deliver the service quality that we can. No one.Our customers, CIOs are judged on post-deployment, after the first six months. Did they make the right decision? Our net promoter score gives a strong indication on how well we deliver on our promise. Our score of 8.1 is at the very top, up there with Harley-Davidson. Our customers know they can trust us. Still, our goal is to continually improve.
- Our solutions fall into three buckets: Wi-Fi Mobility solutions, Data Center solutions; Unified Management. We offer amazing innovation from access to distribution to edge, and from data center to wireless solutions.It’s all powered by our OneFabric architecture. This means the elements of Coreflow2 exist across the DNA of our entire product portfolio. In some instances, it is a combination of hardware-software customization. In other instances it is software based on the simplicity of our product set. But again, we take a very pervasive, very wide, very deep solution approach to the enterprise. -----------------------------------------------------------------------Notes:Empower Users At The Edge By Moving To The Third Generation Of WLANs. – ForresterIn the workplace, we have seen the average number of mobile devices per user (the mobile stack) explode from 2.7 in 2011, to 3.5 in 2012. – iPassThe network must now support a mix of applications & services, including voice & video, enhancing security, deploying WLANs & supporting wireless applications. – IDCA network architecture that focuses on monitoring, controlling, & optimizing the quality of user experience. - ForresterThe all-wireless office is becoming a reality — Wireless bandwidth is now sufficient to handle all foreseen loads, including video, for most users. - GartnerMultimedia capabilities — voice/UC & video: Another increasing trend in enterprise use of mobile devices is the increasing presence of voice & video applications. - IDCThrough 2015, 80% of customers will have to upgrade the WLANs they just put in place. – GartnerThe Internet of things – Term may have come from some MIT professors - http://www.smashingapps.com/2011/09/11/the-internet-of-things-infographic.html
- Our Enterasys IdentiFi Wi-Fi solution provides wired-like performance, security and reliability for mobile and BYOD users. This includes access points, centralized management, and controllers that provide universities with economic value, reduced risk, and flexibility to rapidly adapt to change in today’s digital learning environment.
- In June, we launched our new data center products including 40G top-of-rack and S140/180 class solutions. We can provide terabit multiprotocol switch routing performance with modular, top of rack, and chassis form factors. S180 Class Highlights -320 Gb/s capacity: 2X Performance increase over current 150/155 Class products-Increases 10G port density to 24 ports per module-40Gb/s Ethernet interfaces-Dedicated VSB (virtual switching bonding) ports- Advanced data center protocols including priority flow control and congestion notifications. Top of rack high density solutionsHighest density 10 gigabit solution we’ve ever hadDelivering 40 Gigabit technologies and design ready for 100 Gigabit in the futureWe have advanced data center software protocols like shortest path bridging and so much more. All of this powered by our Coreflow2 patented technology that is the industry's only flow-based switching/routing platform to provide fulltime QoS. That translates to fulltime QoS for testing and assessment. We can prioritize testing, so Johnny’s assessment is NOT uninterrupted. We have refreshed our entire fixed and modular portfolio in the past 2 years and we will continue to deliver rapid innovation in the fixed and modular space.Any questions on our Data Center solution?
- Today’s learning environment demands more of IT. The curricular paradigm is changing from lab-based learning to “anywhere, anytime” mobile learning. BYOD is now added to the mix. The result? The number of devices on your network has incredibly skyrocketed. But chances are, your budget hasn’t permitted you to add more IT staff.Which is why unified management is critical to today’s education CIO.Unified management is the glue that connects all the hardware and software components that make up the OneFabric solution set. The fact that you have visibility and control at your fingertips including with mobile and smart devices, is music to the ears of CIOs. We provide a extensive automation to network management. To be strategic, you as a CIO need a high degree of automation so you have time to be strategic. Our unified management with automation is the secret sauce for making it all work together. Balance, simplicity and scale are the tenets of our OneFabric architecture. The tangible element is the user interface and network management; all working in concert with our Coreflow technologies and the functionality that we have embedded in our switches, routers, and wireless products. We continue to deliver enhancements to our wired and wireless network management capabilities. Our solutions are mobile and simple to use. We are incredibly excited about our application intelligence launch later this year that will solidify our position as industry leader when it comes to network-driven, scalable and open architecture with the most granular visibility and control capabilities to date.
- Enterasys has a long-standing heritage of being recognized for quality and innovation, but it important to understand that it starts with being a great place to work; with great products; and with partnering with our customers in terms of servicing the solution set. In our company, we don’t wait for you to call us. We have the analytics to drive proactive engagement with our customers. We’re there during the good times, the difficult times, any time you think we help you be successful. Customers give us good grades; and as you can see here, the analysts also give us good grades.
- These are drivers for easy-to-manage WiFi network infrastructure with high density capability.Implications for network access; security; resiliency; bandwidth; responsivenessThe IT megatrends of Social, Mobile, Cloud, Apps, and Big Data are all strong in Higher Education, often driven by customer demand. The network plays the critical role in all of these technology trends; providing the bandwidth and connectivity, as well as providing the right level of granularity to each individual student, device, application, and location on the campus. Many or all of these industry trends build on the megatrends of mobile, apps, big data, social, and cloud; areas where Enterasys is strong and leading the way. We would be delighted to work with you to leverage these trends into your campus. We will help you be innovative, so you can take a leadership role in driving your university forward.
- Study by the Center for Digital Education using their Education Exchange online research community that includes 600 K-12 and higher education officials.
- Synopsis of our survey results:90 percent of schools offer or plan to offer online courses in the next 3 years - 74 percent offer today2013 - Only 13 percent of schools offer MOOC; but 43 percent plan to offer MOOCs by 201684 percent of schools say MOOCs complement residential educationMOOCs are appropriate for -- top 3 answers: continuing education (72 percent), non-degree programs (59 percent), technical training (53 percent). Only 19 percent believe MOOCs are appropriate for all courses.Biggest value of MOOCs: 44 percent keeping up with development in education, 35 percent raising visibility of the school, 16 percent improving quality of our residential teachingBiggest drawback of MOOCs: 41 percent lack of consistent review and grading system, 25 percent high cost of develop and implement, 15 percent high time commitmentOnly 44 percent of schools are planning to offer MOOC credits!83 percent of schools would consider joining an online education group such asedX, Coursera, or Udacity67 percent of schools believe that MOOCs will never replace traditional, residential classes; 5 percent said yes within 5 years!
- Why are we involved with moocs?Our mission includes helping to educateImprove our course contentStay ahead of major trendsPartner with our education customersPilot version 1
- Over 1,000 students, 40 countriesEach module available on-line 24x7; rolling out weekly; 7-12 modules per courseMulti-language (English, Spanish first)
- Once you have the right technology, the right people, right process and right service, you ultimately create CIOs who are not only innovators, but heroes within their organization and within their market. For 2013 alone, we’ve been able to highlight some of the unbelievably innovative and successful CIOs across multiple industries. Our marketing organization, and our company as a whole is driven to partner with the right CIOs who view the network as a strategic educationasset and are aimed at delighting their own end customers.
- When we find innovative CIOs and partner with them, we have a maniacal focus to make sure the world knows about the work they are doing. Our web site, our produced content, our publishing platforms that we contribute to, which include some of the industry’s biggest publications, all focus on spotlighting the CIOs. Yesterday if you asked one of our customers why they partnered with us they might have said product quality or service quality. Tomorrow, our promise to you is that when we find a successful CIO doing amazing work, we will be the vendor that works harder and is more successful at spotlighting your success than any other vendor, because that’s our marketing philosophy.
- Webinars, seminars, videos, co-authored blogs and articles
- Southern Poly in Marietta, GASt Edwards in Austin, TX
- From the Southern Poly presentation at Enterasys webinar
- The furniture in these classrooms lent itself to the seminar-style of the course, with the LifeSize camera and display equipment located at the end of a long conference table. Students sat on the sides of the table and the instructor sat at the “head” of the table, from which position she was able to lead discussions and ask questions.With the exception of a few technological hiccups and some cultural awkwardness surrounding language barriers and the novelty of being “on TV,” so to speak, in the classroom, the students genuinely appreciated and felt that they benefited from the LifeSize classroom experience.Angers, France
- The classroom building has one control room for all classrooms
- Accommodates 7,500 visitors
- If we earn the right to do business with you, our commitment is not only to deliver an architecture-powered solution that is simple to use, scalable, and reliable; not only will we deliver the best service and support; we are also committed to highlighting your success. And that’s through our web pages, our blogs, our press activities, our videos and publications; and connecting thought leaders to each other.We’ll inspire you to more success. Technology is growing at an incredible rate, so the notion that the CIO is losingrelevancy is nonsense. In fact, the CIO is best positioned to *lead* the mobile, social, cloud, data revolution in Education. Not just have a seat at the table, but be at the head of the table.Enterasys is a company that believes in that, and we are going to continue to produce products and solutions to make that realization come true.
- [These are examples of some of the ways we bring attention to leading university CIOs and their schools… see #14 (and others)]
- [Another example of giving our CIO customers a platform: guest blogging at Huffington Post]
- [Only spend a minute on this.]Our innovative CIOs and customers inspire our success. As we tell our story it is always coupled with how Enterasys, our partners and customers are changing the way technology improves the market position and growth of their company. When we talk about our success stories, we are inspired by how CIOs are growing their businesses using our technology.
- This is the compass that guides us: “There is nothing more important than our customers”We are a customer company. We are a connected, innovative, highly serviceable company and that’s our compass. Thank you!