10 Free Network Analysis Tools Ericka Chickowski , November 11, 2013 http://www.networkcomputing.com/data-networking-management/10-free-network-analysis-tools/240163757?pgno=1 Network management can be a tall task without the right statistics and data about traffic flows, device configurations and user activities. The following utilities offer visibility into various aspects of network activity without breaking the bank. Utilizing these free tools gives network managers a better foothold for improving performance, spotting potential problems and nipping security incidents in the bud. Capsa Free A network analyzer designed for monitoring, troubleshooting and analysis, Capsa Free from Colasoft provides the capability to identify and monitor more than 300 different protocols. Users can record network profiles, create customizable reports and set customizable alarm trigger combinations. Additionally, Capsa offers MSN and...
Yes this .com is blowing the world activities at the craziest speed and once you are left one should expect a lot of scenario to happen on Business like decline in sales, profit and eventually business shutdown. so IT managers are of vital for the existing of the company.
ReplyDeleteMr Byansi, true IT is a necessity in all organisations. One worry though is the digital gap and the fact that developing countries like Uganda cannot afford much of the technology. Ultimately, we in developing countries are forced to adopt technologies we hardly understand - we try but then as we around understanding one technology, many more are already on the market to replace it. In that way, we are controlled by the developers of technologies. So, what do you suggest we should do?
DeleteYes , i also agree to that , because IT contributes to faster growth of the organization. the only challenge i think this managers will have to face , is having vast skills and experience in order to work effectively.
ReplyDeleteCan Ugandan managers afford the current IT?
DeleteYes,since the trend of technology grows each time and IT security related problems grow added to growth of innovation,IT project managers are essential in sense that,they tend to act as agents and reference of change in the changing technological world in their given organisation.
ReplyDeleteMr Amule, most of the hackers are IT programmers. Given that we are for ever using older technology than what is found in developed countries, are we not in danger of hackers from developed countries messing up our organisations?
ReplyDeleteYes it is very true because i can't even imagine starting any kind of business without planning,feasibility study,design and analysis.
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