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Could Mobile Voting Happen in 2012? or 2016?
With long lines expected at polling places for today's U.S. election, many young American voters may be wondering today "Couldn't I have voted via my iPhone, Blackberry or other smartphone?" Wouldn't that have been easier than taking time-off from work and fighting the crowds?
Converge!,
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
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Radware: Appliances for virtual environments
I recently had the opportunity to speak with Ilan Kinreich, Radware’s, Chief Operating Officer, about the company’s approach to virtual environments. Unlike some of the other companies of which I am aware in this market, Radware has taken the approach of offering its technology in the form of appliances rather than as packaged software.
ZDNet,
Monday, October 27, 2008
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Radware, ICT bolster WAN acceleration wares
It has been a busy few weeks for WAN optimization and application acceleration vendors.
Network World,
Monday, October 20, 2008
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Radware Rolls Out Next-Generation Application Delivery Platform Offering
Radware (Mahwah, N.J.) a provider of integrated application delivery solutions for business networking, has introduced its OnDemand Switch 3 next-generation application delivery platform offering.
Insurance & Technology,
Monday, October 20, 2008
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Securely Does It
FST speaks with Avi Chesla about the challenges facing businesses as they try to tackle the growing complexities of the security are na.
FST,
Wednesday, October 01, 2008
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From Vulnerable Code to Vulnerable Services & Users
In a scenario involving real military forces in a battlefield, it is usually believed that in order to be capable of standing still in a defense battle the ratio between the size of the attacking forces and the defense forces should be at least 1-to-3 in favor of the defense forces.
FST,
Wednesday, October 01, 2008
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Radware looks to optimize virtual environments
The buzz around virtualization grew to a roar over the last few weeks in anticipation of VMware's annual conference, which wrapped up last Thursday in Las Vegas. Application acceleration vendors weren’t absent from the frenzy. In particular, Radware unveiled a new product designed to optimize the performance of applications running in virtualized server environments.
NetworkWorld,
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
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Virtualization Scales Out at VMworld
Application acceleration specialist Radware will unveil its Virtual Director appliance this week, which checks Quality of Service (QoS), response times, and SLAs for data packets as they travel across the network.
Byte and Switch,
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
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VirtualDirector
Integrating with VMware VirtualCenter and the vendor's AppDirector product (which is required), VirtualDirector is a network appliance (it's also available as an ESX Server based virtual appliance) that can automatically and in real time based on
IT Planet.com,
Monday, September 15, 2008
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Radware launches virtual management tool
VirtualDirector is the first tool to automatically power up or down virtual machines and direct traffic to the right virtual machine, claimed Radware. “It’s an automated and optimised virtual environment to bring the right resources
CBR,
Monday, September 15, 2008
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