
Building a Basic Network
This initiative is close to my heart, “my baby” for the lack of a better term lol. It is something I have always been passionate about; the love of networking.
This initiative is close to my heart, “my baby” for the lack of a better term lol. It is something I have always been passionate about; the love of networking.
As we wind down 2019 and prepare for 2020, we cannot help but reflect on the journey. In going through that reflection, we were also looking for ways to add value and share much-needed info with our existing and potential clients.
In last week’s BLOG article entitled SD-WAN An Integrators Perspective, we briefly introduced SD-WAN and explained how we saw the technology having the capability to change the way that businesses operate.
After reading the heading of this article, you guys are probably wondering why we are now blogging about BLU Networks Consultancy Limited.
After being in the technology space for over twenty (20) years I would have witnessed many changes. I must say that not all new technology has brought with it a significant impact.
Does having a firewall as your network core make any sense or does it just create more work to do?
While at the office I looked up from my pc and noticed the dark clouds that were looming outside. My mind started to stray a bit from one thing to another. I started thinking about life as a business owner.
In my last Blog article entitled “How Do I Find Balance” I focused on my overall strategy for what I refer to as “Making Time for What’s Important”.
Today, I am going to tackle a huge topic. What is that you ask? Dum, dum, dum —Work-Life Balance. Being able to maneuver my work life and find balance over the years has been a work in progress.
I started my career at the age of 18; right out of school. I spent my first few working years as an accounts clerk at a major manufacturing company, while I began studying and making my way into the technology field.
Hi guys, my name is Giselle Andrews and I work at BLU Networks Consultancy Limited. I function on the administration and operational side of the company.
For those of you who have functioned in a role as a consultant before, you know that it is exciting, but sometimes challenging work. I am writing this article so that persons who may be considering consultancy as a line of work will have a better understanding of what it entails.
As a Telecoms Integrator and someone who has been in the Technology space for over twenty (20) years, I have delivered solutions for many organisations, locally and regionally. Have you ever asked yourself the question “What Should we really be focusing on delivering – the technology or the solution?”