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Network World Net Optimization Alert Apr 28, 2016 Riverbed looks to redefine networking in a cloud-first world New SteelConnect solution gives organizations the ability to manage the network as a single entity—from the LAN to the cloud. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 5G wireless slowly, carefully taking shape • Network World teams with IDC on new Cloud Access Security Broker study • Headaches likely to grow over auto cybersecurity concerns • Is the Cisco 6500 Series invincible? • 10 boot camps to kick start your data science career • Comcast shouldn't buy any companies until it fixes its core competencies • Networked clothing getting closer • Dell partners up to address the networking needs of the digital enterprise White Paper: Lookout Mobile Security Enterprise Mobile Threat Report Learn what security threats matter to iOS and Android devices in the workplace. 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