Deliver a seamless, consistent user experience
Realtime insights and automated problem detection mean your network stays optimised and resilient, even as demands grow and change, ensuring a consistent, reliable experience for your users.
Enhance user experience and network performance with AI-powered networks
A high-performing, reliable network is the foundation of any modern organisation, enabling seamless communication, collaboration and access to mission critical applications for your people. As demands on IT infrastructure grow—with an expanding remote workforce, an increasing number of connected devices, and the need for always-on services—traditional networks struggle to keep pace.
Roc’s AI-powered networking transforms the way networks are managed, providing realtime visibility, intelligent automation and AI predictive insights to enhance availability, performance and security. This means IT teams gain the ability to identify and address issues proactively, reduce administrative overhead and accelerate troubleshooting, freeing up time to focus on strategic initiatives.
Downtime, performance bottlenecks and security risks can all impact productivity and user experience, putting pressure on IT teams to resolve issues quickly and efficiently.
With Roc’s AI-powered networking solutions, organisations benefit from a smarter, more adaptive network that supports evolving business needs.
These are challenging times for Higher Education. Decreasing student enrolment, increasingly squeezed finances, a cost-of-living crisis, maintaining the quality of educational provision, and the transition to a digital learning environment to list just a few.
A lot has been said about AI and trust. When it first burst onto the scene much was made of its ability to eliminate human bias. Decisions made by AI – we were told – would be fairer.
What skills and capabilities does HE need to make the most of the promise of emerging technology?
Higher education is neither immune to (nor excluded from) the way emerging technology is transforming the way we work and live.
The Higher Education sector has found itself the focus of some very unwanted attention. With a unique combination of critical personal information and highly valuable research data, more and more cyber criminals are focusing their efforts on compromising university infrastructure.