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Retail has always been competitive. But the advent of technology and the disruption caused by online companies has made it even more challenging for traditional retailers to attract customers and drive consistent revenue and growth. COVID-19 has introduced additional complexity as companies who didn’t have an online presence had to move online. Many are still investing in health and safety measures for their employees while managing supply chain bottlenecks. These developments have also created pressure…

Episode 20 of the Cisco Optics Podcast is now posted! See below for episode notes. Podcast episodes are now being added to the Cisco Optics playlist on YouTube! Cisco Optics Podcast Episode 20 Cisco Optics Podcast Episode 20. How to Make Coherent Optics Small and Pluggable, with Tom Williams. Part 1 of 5. Coherent optics have been the go-to solution for high-end optical transport systems for years. Eventually these optics were modularized and with recent…

I always knew Like many children with dreams of what they want to be when they grow up, I too, had a career vision. From the time I was five years old, I never wavered from wanting to be an engineer. I enjoyed the process of making things—or make something better—as much as I was intrigued with putting things together to remedy a problem. Perhaps the experience of growing up in a war-torn country influenced…

Critical vulnerabilities in a software agent that’s used for remote management could allow hackers to execute malicious code and commands on thousands of medical and other types of devices from healthcare, manufacturing and other industries. Patches have been issued by the software agent’s developer, but most of the affected device vendors will need to release their own updates. In the meantime, users should mitigate the risks by doing network segmentation and blocking some of the…

Supply chain problems for Wi-Fi 6E access points are so bad that enterprises are skipping that version of wireless technology and waiting until Wi-Fi 7 equipment starts to ship late next year, says market researcher Dell’Oro Group. Wi-Fi 6E builds on Wi-Fi 6 by adding the the 6GHz band (5.925 GHz to 7.125 GHz), where, currently, there is a lot less traffic and much lower latency than in 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands that Wi-Fi 6….