HP Networking

By Siddharth Mukherjee, Integrated Marketing Project Manager, HP Networking

As the year draws to an end, social media folk are busy wishing their customers a happy holiday. Like all other interactive media, social media is becoming mathematical. There are analysts all over trying to formulate conversations to improve engagements, to improve interactions and to improve the quality. 

By Erin Collopy, PR manager, HP Networking

2011 was a very big year for HP Networking and nowhere was that more evident than the media headlines. Since I’m sure many of you had as busy—if not even busier—of a year than I did, I thought a quick recap of some of the most interesting HP Networking media articles of this past calendar year might be helpful. Let’s start with Interop Las Vegas...

By John W. Pirc, Author, CEH, IAM, SANS STL, Sr. Product Line Management, Global Network Security Products

Happy New Year and welcome (almost) to 2012!  I’m starting the new year with some personal and corporate tips on location-based social networking with cross-social network postings. A good resolution for the new year: Always be aware that you are broadcasting your location beyond just your friends when you link to Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, to name a few. This is especially important if you are part of a merger-and-acquisition (M&A) team, corporate alliances/partner programs or a senior executive for a large corporation in the midst of starting a deal.

By Vishwas Manral, Distinguished Technologist, HP Networking, Advanced Technology Group

As we approach the end of the year, I can look back at some very fond memories—both personal and professional. With this blog I intend to bring out some of the important trends that affected the enterprise networking world this year, highlighting what it means for the router platform.