Sean Mathias

Sean Mathias is a technology expert and problem solver focused on network architecture, systems engineering and cloud infrastructure. He helps companies to realize real value from technology by collaborating with them to understand the needs of their business, and develop an architecture and solutions that solve those problems.

 

Recent Posts

Make Lemonade from Supply Chain Lemons [Part 2]

Posted on July 12, 2022 by Sean Mathias

In part one of this blog series, I discussed how supply chain issues have given us the gift of “bonus” time. If you still have budget, but you can't get any hardware to run your typical project cycle, what are you to do? Here are some more efforts that will make a competitive difference to your business both today and for years to come.

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Make Lemonade from Supply Chain Lemons [Part 1]

Posted on July 5, 2022 by Sean Mathias

While there is no question that supply chain issues have emptied the whole toolbox into our collective gears, upending the most well-laid plans, this doesn't have to be the whole story: there is a silver lining to be found if you look for it.

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Network Modernization Planning, 2022 Edition

Posted on June 14, 2022 by Sean Mathias

How are we still talking about network modernization in 2022, you might ask? That is a fair question. The simple answer is that most companies and enterprises have yet to begin the process of modernization in earnest and instead continue down the well-worn path of early 2000s networking.

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Getting to Know Cisco Meraki

Posted on December 1, 2020 by Sean Mathias

As most traditional network vendors are trying to build a cohesive solution through acquisition and integration, Cisco Meraki has had the integrated platform that other vendors are trying to create for quite some time. You owe it to yourself to take the time to get to know Meraki.

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The Segmented Campus Network

Posted on July 23, 2020 by Sean Mathias

Does your network meet all of your needs, or is it the sum product of a series of compromises put in place to meet competing needs for different applications and use cases?

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