In today’s environment, having a dependable, resilient network with redundancies and prioritization is a “no-brainer”. We sat down for a fireside chat with Matthew Onken, IT Director for Lionakis, a century-old architecture and engineering firm in Sacramento, CA. Onken researched and implemented a network continuity solution and justified the investment to the Lionakis management team. Onken offers insider tips and insights into the hidden benefits of dashboards and network visibility.
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Creating a resilient network: Q&A with Lionakis IT Director Matthew Onken
- October 16, 2020
- Bigleaf Marketing
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