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The Network Professor

The Network Professor

By: Glyn Jones
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 Welcome to The Network Professor podcast brought to you by Hughes Europe Join us as we dive into insightful conversations with industry leaders, experts, and innovators who are driving change and transforming businesses in today's dynamic landscape. Each episode will feature bite-sized discussions on a wide range of topics including all things telecommunications, satellite technology, IoT solutions, digital transformation, cybersecurity, and much more providing valuable insights and perspectives to help you stay ahead in our vastly changing digital world.Glyn Jones Economics
Episodes
  • S2 - Episode 12 - Sustainable Networking

    S2 - Episode 12 - Sustainable Networking
    May 28 2025

    What is the impact of Networking on the climate and how can we make it more sustainable to reduce it's impact ?
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    9 mins
  • Bandwidth Overload: Recognising Burnout in a Connected World

    Bandwidth Overload: Recognising Burnout in a Connected World
    May 14 2025

    A mental Health awareness week special - discussing signs of burnout, prevention tips and how constant connectivity impacts mental health
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    5 mins
  • S2 - Episode 11 - Embracing Zero Trust Network Access: Moving beyond traditional VPNS

    S2 - Episode 11 - Embracing Zero Trust Network Access: Moving beyond traditional VPNS
    Apr 30 2025

    We have used Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) for years, why do we need to now move to Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA). Listen in to understand why you should be embracing ZTNA.
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    9 mins

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