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Networking+ magazine is written for communications, IT, network and data centre managers, directors, and engineers. Through in-depth features, focused columns, informed opinion, technology spotlights and relevant news analysis, we aim to help ICT professionals make educated decisions when building, running, maintaining, and scaling their enterprise networks.
Launched in 1994, Networking+ is a trusted source of strategic information and technical insight and provides independent content, considers issues that influence a network, examines market and business intelligence, and has become an essential read for anyone moving voice and data from terminal to the data centre and back.
Owned by Kadium Limited, Networking+ is part of a range of communications publications, websites and e-Newsletters that support the long-term development of the UK, African and Asian markets in which they circulate, and in all cases, also look at the impact of global ICT on that region and technology.
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Networking+ magazine is written for communications, IT, network and data centre managers, directors, and engineers. Through in-depth features, focused columns, informed opinion, technology spotlights and relevant news analysis, we aim to help ICT professionals make educated decisions when building, running, maintaining, and scaling their enterprise networks. Launched in 1994, Networking+ is a trusted source of strategic information and technical insight and provides independent content, considers issues that influence a network, examines market and business intelligence, and has become an essential read for anyone moving voice and data from terminal to the data centre and back. Owned by Kadium Limited, Networking+ is part of a range of communications publications, websites and e-Newsletters that support the long-term development of the UK, African and Asian markets in which they circulate, and in all cases, also look at the impact of global ICT on that region and technology.
Website
Social media
Location
Frequency
Circulation
Sectors
Computer Networks, Computer Programming, Computers & Laptops, Data Management & Storage, Database Systems & Management, Internet, Microsoft Windows, Mobile Communications
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