Juniper Networks stories - Page 10

Juniper Network's New Zealand branch has seen its finances slump into the red, recording a $27,165 loss for the year ending 31 December 2014.

Apple's record-breaking streak with the iPhone continues, as other smartphone vendors are struggling, according to Juniper Research.

Juniper Networks' off-shoot Pulse Secure signs inTechnology as local distie, aiming to address 'challenging' mobile and access security issues in ANZ.

​Juniper Networks and Ruckus Wireless have entered into a technology alliance to deliver open, wired and wireless networking solutions.

Westcon Imagine 2014 - With companies struggling to keep pace with the increasing volume and sophistication of cyberattacks, it's time for firewalls to step up.

For Managing Director Dave Rosenberg, quality over quantity is the key to channel success for Westcon Group New Zealand.

Westcon NZ teams up with Juniper and Aruba to offer top-tier mobile networking solutions, eyeing growth in BYOD and connectivity needs.

Brocade appoints Benjamin Hickey as Software Networking Director for Asia Pacific, focusing on SDN and NFV strategy.

A10 Networks appoints Bruce Nixon as Channel Director for Australia and New Zealand, aiming to foster a strong partner community and boost channel expansion.

Brocade appoints Adam Judd as Vice President for Asia Pacific, in charge of sales and business development across the region.

Juniper's 2014 outlook shines with device/data growth, enterprise focus, and new leadership poised to excel in the networking sphere.

Juniper Networks clinches dual Microsoft Lync qualification, enhancing wired and wireless campus communications.

Juniper Networks has named Shaygan Kheradpir as CEO, succeeding Kevin Johnson. Kheradpir joins from Barclays and starts on 1 January 2014.

Juniper Networks has hired former Polycom executive Hansjoerg Wagner as new senior vice president for the Asia-Pacific region, based in Singapore.

Westcon secures NZ exclusivity for Juniper products, bolstering an 8-year partnership and aiming to strengthen network solutions across enterprises.

Levels of Kiwi business interest in the service on the rise according to Telecom New Zealand, with global revenue set to reach US$340bn by 2017.

Mobile marketing expenditure set to hit a staggering US$55 billion by 2015 as retailers turn to mobiles to boost consumer engagement.

Mobile banking to hit over 1B users by 2017, doubling since 2012, amid a surge in demand and tech availability, Juniper Research finds.

As 2012 draws to a close Juniper Research has drawn up a list of predictions for the mobile and wireless industry during 2013.

Juniper Research predicts mobile data roaming revenues to soar to $35bn by 2017, driven by more active roamers amidst bill shock fears.