The who, what, where, when and why.

A look at the role each group is playing in the evolution of NFV.

Implications of IoT for service providers.

We explore how SDx Infrastructure (SDxI) use cases are different from traditional use cases and define the most common ones for SDN and NFV—both key components of SDxI.

What’s required for operators to regain full control of their networks

Telecommunications providers discuss opportunities provided by SDN, NFV, and NaaS

In the transition to NFV, there are many performance bottlenecks to consider.

Service creation requires a new, layered model of networking that incorporates policy & service abstraction. Meet the "whole stack" concept.

Service creation requires a new, layered model of networking

SDx applications have new needs from next-gen IT infrastructure that go beyond old models and architectures. Find out what they and stake your claim in the SDx world.

Telecommunications standards development organizations discuss where the industry is heading

The question on NFV topology is whether to centralize or distribute the hosting. Both of these options are valid.

We’re kicking off an eight-part series on SDx (software-defined everything) and the future of infrastructure. Learn what SDx is and stay competitive in a software-defined world.

IoT Needs Security-Enabled Networks with SDN

Two years later it's time for an update.

“Cloudifying” maybe, virtualizing yes. Now that policy control functionality is becoming virtualized, it offers MNOs even more compelling solutions that deliver.

Interest in NFV remains strong. In this meeting of firsts, Marc Cohn discusses the new leadership, organization, and renewed focus on implementation.

CSPs need to begin preparing now. Here are five steps needed to secure your transition to this new virtualized environment.

Take a look at these five emerging use cases for SDN that will encourage more companies to adopt these in their networks.

Operators need to revamp their processes and skills too. This article covers the operational side of the SDN and NFV transition.

Without a doubt there are some must-have gadgets for 2015 as shown at the International CES conference in Las Vegas, but forget wearables and gizmos. It's time to talk

This valuable article aims to address various factors that operators should consider while evaluating SDN and NFV technology solutions.

When we speak with network operators, we hear angst. What does this mean for 2015? Here’s our 2015 SDN Predictions to reduce the angst.

It's an exciting time for the evolution of NFV. Find out where we are in the NFV lifecycle and the operational areas that will soon come into focus.