AMS | WEBINAR
Ten Pitfalls of Choosing an Insufficient DDI Strategy
Wednesday, March 26
10 am PDT | 1 pm EDT
Register now to discover how an enterprise-grade DDI solution enhances security, automation, and scalability.
Recently completed primary research executed by Enterprise Strategy Group found that the DDI approach taken has wide-reaching ripple effects. Taking the DIY approach results in a range of downsides impacting security, operations, application development, and cloud deployments.
In this webinar, Infoblox and ESG experts break down the findings from the latest research report, “Ten Pitfalls of Choosing an Insufficient DDI Strategy”, helping enterprises understand the risks of sticking with outdated or DIY solutions and providing a roadmap to modernizing network infrastructure for resilience and scalability.
Why Attend?
- Identify security and performance gaps in DIY and Microsoft AD-based DDI solutions. Learn how legacy infrastructure may increase your risk exposure and limit your ability to scale.
- Evaluate your network’s complexity and readiness for modernization. We’ll walk through key indicators that signal whether your organization is overdue for a network transformation.
- Discover migration readiness strategies to seamlessly transition to a more scalable, secure, and automated DDI infrastructure.
- Hear real-world examples of enterprises that avoided costly pitfalls like cloud outages and slower outage awareness by adopting modern DDI solutions.
Stop managing DDI the hard way. Learn why DIY DDI and Microsoft AD may be costing your business more than you realize. Register now to discover how an enterprise-grade DDI solution enhances security, automation, and scalability. All registrants receive an exclusive report.
Reserve your spot today!
Meet the Presenters
Pradeep Parmar
Director of Product Marketing, Infoblox
Pradeep S. Parmar is a Director of Product Marketing at Infoblox focusing on core networking services, including DNS, DHCP, and IP Address Management. His prior experience includes leading product marketing for data and AI, networking, and server products at companies like AWS, Cisco Systems, and Sun Microsystems. Beyond his professional journey, he's passionate about volunteering with a non-profit wellness organization.
Jim Frey
Principal Analyst, Networking, Enterprise Strategy Group
Principal Analyst Jim Frey has 30+ years of experience in networking and network management tools, technologies, and best practices as well as software product development, management, and marketing. Jim was formerly VP Partner Marketing for Kentik Technologies, where he held senior leadership roles related to channel and technology alliance ecosystems and business development. Prior to joining Kentik, he held positions in industry research, marketing, product management, and software engineering, including roles at the executive level for the past 23 years.