June 3, 2008 - Certeon draws on the advantages of virtualized WTO software over hardware
Certeon has released its new aCelera software. The company refers to the aCelera products as 'virtual appliances.' In other words, rather than being sold in the form of appliances where the software is pre-installed on more or less proprietary hardware, aCelera products are downloadable. The 'virtual' in 'virtual appliance' is a backhanded reference to the rise of virtual servers and the flexibility virtualization gives software to share server resources or combine multiple servers for efficiency, high availability, load balancing and enhanced management. Virtualized environments support painless, nearly instantaneous software deployment. Hardware appliances, on the other hand, require shipping and physical handling that can be time-consuming and difficult to synchronize.
June 2, 2008 - Losing the Hardware
In a small victory in the war against data center clutter, Burlington, Mass.-based Certeon Inc. is dropping its Linux-based hardware appliance. It will now accelerate WAN apps with aCelera, a virtual machine.
Another plus of going all-software is price. Certeon's S-Series appliances started at $6,000, whereas an aCelera VM starts at $2,495.
And the performance difference is negligible, according to Gareth Taube, vice president of marketing.
May 23, 2008 - CTO Buccella brings deep experience to Certeon
The technology gene has always been part of Donato Buccella's DNA. Being involved in technology companies is something he has seen himself doing for as long as he can remember, he says. The industry veteran has a long track record of such involvement and continues to immerse himself in new technology, this time with a new position as chief technology officer of Certeon Inc.
May 28, 2008 - Certeon Nominated for SYS-CON's "Virtualization Journal Readers' Choice Awards"
aCelera Virtual Appliance software is a virtual appliance that delivers acceleration, virtualization and manageability when remotely accessing applications throughout a distributed enterprise. aCelera Virtual Appliances reduce application response time over the WAN by more than 95% without proprietary hardware appliances. aCelera is optimized for mission critical applications such as: enterprise content management, Web-based collaboration, and wide area file services. aCelera is flexible and easy to deploy delivering faster, more scalable applications, and enabling greater user productivity.
May 27, 2008 - Certeon’s aCelera Application Acceleration Appliance
The good folks from Certeon brought their new aCelera application acceleration software appliance to my attention a short while ago. After my recent conversation with Coyote Point, it’s beginning to appear that protocol and data caching and optimization tools are going to be the trend du mois. Certeon believes it can accelerate typical application environments by reducing the impact of WAN latency, pack loss, and contention by applying a great deal of intelligence to the data stream. In my experience, network I/O traffic is the first place to look when an organization is trying to deal with application performance issues.
May 23, 2008 - Application Acceleration Looks to Go Virtual
... But hardware-based appliances are expensive, and hardware application acceleration appliance vendor Certeon recently unveiled a virtual appliance that does the job and cuts costs.
May 20, 2008 - Certeon Speeds Up Virtual Apps
In an attempt to put an end to an IT manager’s reliance on proprietary WAN application acceleration appliances, startup Certeon has developed what it claims is the world’s first virtual appliance for speeding up applications.
May 20, 2008 -Application Acceleration Goes Virtual
Virtualization has moved beyond applications themselves to software that makes those applications run faster over a network. WAN (wide-area network) acceleration vendor Certeon on Monday introduced aCelera, an application-acceleration platform that comes without hardware and is designed to run on servers virtualized with VMware and with Microsoft's upcoming Hyper-V technology.
May 20, 2008 - Application acceleration goes virtual - Certeon unveils an application-acceleration platform designed to run on servers virtualized with VMware and with Microsoft's upcoming Hyper-V technology
Virtualization has moved beyond applications themselves to software that makes those applications run faster over a network. WAN (wide-area network) acceleration vendor Certeon on Monday introduced aCelera, an application-acceleration platform that comes without hardware and is designed to run on servers virtualized with VMware and with Microsoft's upcoming Hyper-V technology.
May 20, 2008 - Certeon goes virtual with application acceleration appliance - New aCelera software product is designed for virtualized environments
Server virtualization technology is changing the way enterprises deploy applications - and it's changing the way they view single-function hardware appliances. For companies looking to cut back on branch-office (and data center) hardware, Certeon this week announced a new application acceleration product that's all software and is designed to be deployed in a virtual server infrastructure.
May 20, 2008 - Application Acceleration Goes Virtual
Virtualization has moved beyond applications themselves to software that makes those applications run faster over a network. WAN (wide-area network) acceleration vendor Certeon on Monday introduced aCelera, an application-acceleration platform that comes without hardware and is designed to run on servers virtualized with VMware and with Microsoft's upcoming Hyper-V technology.
May 19, 2008 - Certeon Delivers Industry's First Virtual Appliance for Application Acceleration.
Certeon today announced it has ended the era of proprietary application acceleration appliances with the launch of the industry's first and only true virtual appliance for application acceleration. Certeon's aCelera(TM) Virtual Appliance software delivers up to a 95% reduction in application response time for applications being accessed across the wide area network (WAN), with the added benefit of eliminating the hardware footprint and high cost of separately managed, single-purpose hardware appliances.
May 19, 2008 - Certeon Delivers Virtual Appliance for Application Acceleration.
Certeon today announced it has ended the era of proprietary application acceleration appliances with the launch of the industry's first and only true virtual appliance for application acceleration. Certeon's aCelera Virtual Appliance software delivers up to a 95 percent reduction in application response time for applications being accessed across the wide area network (WAN), with the added benefit of eliminating the hardware footprint and high cost of separately managed, single-purpose hardware appliances.
May 19, 2008 - Certeon Delivers Industry's First Virtual Appliance for Application Acceleration - Ends the Era of Proprietary Application Acceleration Appliances.
Certeon today announced it has ended the era of proprietary application acceleration appliances with the launch of the industry's first and only true virtual appliance for application acceleration. Certeon's aCeleraTM Virtual Appliance software delivers up to a 95% reduction in application response time for applications being accessed across the wide area network (WAN), with the added benefit of eliminating the hardware footprint and high cost of separately managed, single-purpose hardware appliances.
May 19, 2008 - Certeon Delivers Industry's First Virtual Appliance for Application Acceleration
Certeon today announced it has ended the era of proprietary application acceleration appliances with the launch of the industry's first and only true virtual appliance for application acceleration. Certeon's aCelera(TM) Virtual Appliance software delivers up to a 95% reduction in application response time for applications being accessed across the wide area network (WAN), with the added benefit of eliminating the hardware footprint and high cost of separately managed, single-purpose hardware appliances.
May 19, 2008 - Certeon Delivers Virtual Appliance
Certeon today announced it has ended the era of proprietary application acceleration appliances with the launch of the industry’s first and only true virtual appliance for application acceleration. Certeon’s aCelera™ Virtual Appliance software delivers up to a 95% reduction in application response time for applications being accessed across the wide area network (WAN), with the added benefit of eliminating the hardware footprint and high cost of separately managed, single-purpose hardware appliances.
May 6, 2008 - Welocalize Deploys Certeon S-Series Application Acceleration Appliances
Welocalize, an integrated globalization services provider, has picked Certeon to provide its employees with accelerated access to critical Microsoft IIS and SharePoint services. By deploying Certeon S-Series Application Acceleration Appliances, Welocalize has been able to dramatically increase its remote worker productivity without incurring additional network infrastructure costs.
April 14, 2008 - Information Technology Service Provider Will Employ S-Series Application Acceleration to Speed Global Customer Collaboration
Certeon, the industry's only vendor to securely accelerate mission-critical applications effectively, today announces the addition of BrightPlanIT to its Partner Acceleration Program. BrightPlanIT is leveraging Certeon's S-Series(TM) Appliances to enhance the productivity of its global customers' mission-critical applications over the Wide Area Network (WAN).
March 31, 2008 - Application Acceleration: The Digital Drag Race
Computer technology in the workplace is all about hardware speed and connection bandwidth. To help IT managers augment their systems in both regards, vendors have been developing tweaking strategies to boost application speed beyond design limits. This process is called "application acceleration." However, this race has changed quite a bit over the past few months. Some vendors jumped ship while others changed strategy entirely. By and large, customers are screaming for more simplicity across the board when it comes to application acceleration.
March 23, 2008 - Optimizing the WAN for SharePoint
The days of the centralized corporate workforce are waning. In a recent briefing, Gareth Taube, Vice President of Marketing for Certeon (www.certeon.com), said that there's evidence that more than 60 percent of employees of major corporations are located outside of corporate headquarters. As businesses become more and more decentralized, they must learn to meet the challenges of supporting globally distributed workforces. Unfortunately, most companies have taken applications that were originally designed to run on a LAN and made them accessible to remote workers. "When you do that, the WAN gets in the way," said Taube. "Networks are usually bandwith-constrained, they have lots of latency, and they have lots of packet loss. Large documents can take minutes instead of seconds to move across the WAN, and that's painful. So people tend to replicate files and store them locally, which defeats the purpose of having a Web tool environment and tools such as SharePoint for collaboration."
March 17, 2008 - Certeon Extends Global Reach with Addition to Partner Program
Certeon, the industry's only vendor to securely accelerate mission-critical applications effectively, today announces it has extended its global presence into New Zealand with the addition of IGAsystems to its Partner Acceleration Program as a systems integrator. IGAsystems extends Certeon's global reach by leveraging Certeon's S-Series(TM) Appliances to reduce the response time of its customers' content and application delivery to remote and regional branch offices.
January 28, 2008 - Certeon to Co-Host Webinar on Securely Accelerating Content Access within a Distributed Enterprise
Certeon, the industry’s only vendor to securely accelerate mission-critical applications effectively, and Kevin Roden, who boasts extensive experience in reducing the costs and risks of information protection and storage as the former CIO of Iron Mountain, will co-host a Webinar on best practices for securely accelerating content access within a distributed enterprise. This is the second time the Webinar will be conducted this year due to the popularity of the first session.
January 9, 2008 - New Webcast! Securely Accelerating Content Access within a Distributed Enterprise sponsored by Certeon
Today's enterprises are increasingly concerned about the lack of performance and security in accessing content over a WAN. Our guest speaker, Kevin Roden, co-Founder of New Boston Partners and former CIO of Iron Mountain, will discuss end users issues in accessing secure content and data remotely and suggest ways for IT managers to solve the dual problems of accelerating information access while maintaining data security and integrity. Learn how to securely accelerate content to remote offices over the WAN without impacting data integrity.
January 7, 2008 - Security brought to light; IPSec VPN provides users with either Web-delivered "thin client" or clientless browser access
Like many rapidly growing retailers, Seattle Lighting has had to ramp up its technology to meet its expanding business goals. The secret, says IT manager Pat Beemer, is in finding solutions that users will adopt–and IT can deploy–without creating more problems than they solve.
January 4, 2008 - Webinar: Improving Content Access within a Distributed Enterprise
Is your enterprise intranet spread across a wide area network (WAN)? Are you concerned with distributing your secure content across this network without affecting performance? According to a survey of 550 enterprise content management executives, the key issues they are facing today include improving application response time and security. Certeon, a provider of Application Acceleration Appliances, is co-hosting a webinar with the former CIO of Iron Mountain, which should provide some insights into these two issues.
January 2, 2008 - The Road to Enterprise Web 2.0: Bumpy and Still Under Construction
In order for Web 2.0 applications to reach their potential, enterprises need to find a way to maximize existing delivery resources. A common solution is to deploy LAN acceleration appliances worldwide, Certeon's Gareth Taube said. Because an application acceleration appliance compresses data sent over the WAN and speeds its delivery, it stands as one viable method of enabling the Web 2.0 enterprise.
November 13, 2007 - Content Management: Certeon Makes S-Series Available For EMC Documentum 6 Enterprise Content Management Platform
Certeon the industry’s only vendor to securely accelerate mission-critical applications effectively, recently announced that its S-Series Application Acceleration Appliances, previously accredited as “Designed for EMC Documentum,” have been validated on the next-generation EMC Documentum 6 enterprise content management platform. The validation demonstrates that S-Series has met a comprehensive set of criteria for “testing and quality integration” with the next-generation Documentum 6 platform.
November 12, 2007 - Certeon makes S-Series available for EMC Documentum 6
Certeon Inc. announced last week that its S-Series Application Acceleration Appliances, previously accredited as "Designed for EMC Documentum, " have been validated on the next-generation EMC Documentum 6 enterprise content management (ECM) platform. The validation demonstrates that S-Series has met a comprehensive set of criteria for " testing and quality integration" with the next-generation Documentum 6 platform, Certeon said.
November 6, 2007 - EMC Validates Certeon S-Series
Certeon, the industry’s only vendor to securely accelerate mission-critical applications effectively, today announced that its S-Series™ Application Acceleration Appliances, previously accredited as “Designed for EMC® Documentum®,” have been validated on the next-generation EMC Documentum 6 enterprise content management platform. The validation demonstrates that S-Series has met a comprehensive set of criteria for “testing and quality integration” with the next-generation Documentum 6 platform.
Storage News Service: November 6, 2007 - Certeon makes S-Series available for EMC Documentum 6 ECM platform
Certeon Inc. announced Tuesday that its S-Series Application Acceleration Appliances, previously accredited as "Designed for EMC Documentum", have been validated on the next-generation EMC Documentum 6 enterprise content management (ECM) platform, Certeon said in a statement.
October 16, 2007 - Organizations Target Content Security as Way to Enable Collaboration - But Suffer from Dated Methods
AIIM - The Enterprise Content Management Association announces the release of its new Market IQ study "Content Security: At the Fulcrum of Innovation and Risk." The study of 600 end users, performed by the new AIIM Market Intelligence division, and sponsored by Certeon, EMC, Liquid Machines, Surety and Xerox Global Services found that a majority of organizations have either begun or are in the throes of establishing a content security strategy, but that vision suffers from lack of awareness and outdated perspectives.
October 16, 2007 - Organizations Target Content Security as Way to Enable Collaboration - But Suffer from Dated Methods
AIIM - The Enterprise Content Management Association announces the release of its new Market IQ study "Content Security: At the Fulcrum of Innovation and Risk." The study of 600 end users, performed by the new AIIM Market Intelligence division, and sponsored by Certeon, EMC, Liquid Machines, Surety and Xerox Global Services found that a majority of organizations have either begun or are in the throes of establishing a content security strategy, but that vision suffers from lack of awareness and outdated perspectives.
September 4, 2007 - Certeon and C.O.S Partner to Provide Accelerated Document Management to European Market
Certeon, the industry's only vendor to securely accelerate mission-critical applications over wide area networks (WANs), today announces the addition of C.O.S to its Partner Acceleration Program as a certified value-added reseller. Certeon's S-Series Appliance(TM) allows C.O.S to deliver enterprise application acceleration to its customers, solving the inherent limitations of the WAN--slow application response times caused by network bandwidth and latency issues.
August 27, 2007 - On the Mark: Juice Your Apps, Not the WAN, for Performance
If the bane of your existence is workers in remote offices complaining that the network is slow, you might be tempted to look at WAN acceleration technology. But the folks at Certeon Inc. in Burlington, Mass., argue that speeding up your applications makes more sense. Gareth Taube, vice president of worldwide marketing, explains that his company's S-Series appliances perform standard WAN acceleration through techniques like compression and quality-of-service priority routing. But the devices also contain "blueprints" of numerous package applications, such as Microsoft Office and Documentum, that make it possible to send only new data, not every bit in the program.
August 20, 2007 - Delta Airport Consultants Selects Certeon to Accelerate Airport Project Planning
Certeon, the industry's first vendor to provide Application Intelligent Networking™ for significantly accelerating applications securely over wide area networks (WANs), today announced Delta Airport Consultants, Inc. has selected the S-Series® Application Acceleration Appliance to speed application performance and file access between its corporate and remote offices. Efficiency and responsiveness are critical success factors for Delta; Certeon's S-Series accelerates Delta's remote file access, improving operating efficiencies and enabling the firm to respond more quickly to meet clients' needs.
July 30, 2007 - Certeon Extends Global Reach with Attrix Technology Partnership
Certeon, the industry's first vendor to provide Application Intelligent Networking™ for significantly accelerating applications securely over wide area networks (WANs), today announces the addition of Attrix Technology to its Partner Acceleration Program. As a certified value-added reseller in the Asia-Pacific region, Attrix will leverage Certeon's S-Series(TM) Appliances to deliver enterprise application acceleration and alleviate slow application response times caused by network bandwidth and latency issues.
July 18, 2007 - Microsoft selects BEAT to train on business intelligence solutions
A certified Gold Partner of Microsoft, BEAT, a technology solutions provider and an Independent Software Vendor (ISV) is one of the few companies in the region that was selected by Microsoft to provide training for Performance Point Server Business Intelligence solutions - also known as ProClarity-that will improve business performance, create competitive advantage and achieve corporate objectives at a fraction of the cost of competing solutions.
July 17, 2007 - Certeon Raises $15 Million in Second Round of Funding
Information technology company Certeon announced the receipt of $15 million in series B venture capital funding. Certeon has developed what it calls "Application Acceleration Appliances" that assist in speeding up performance of enterprise software applications such as Microsoft Office, SharePoint and EMC's Documentum.
July 16, 2007 - Certeon Raises $15 Million in Second Round of Funding
Burlington-based Certeon, a developer of technology and hardware to accelerate the speed of content over enterprise networks, announced that it has secured $15 million in venture funding with its second round of funding. The round was led by RRE Ventures. Sigma Partners, Globespan Capital, Dow Employees' Pension Plan and Union Carbide Employees' Pension Plan also participated in the round. The company, which launched in February 2006, said the funds will be used to expand its global sales and marketing efforts. With the closing of the second round of financing, Richard McGinn of RRE Ventures is joining Certeon's board of directors.
June 20, 2007 - Certeon Adds 5 Resellers to Network
Certeon announced that it has added five new resellers to its Partner Acceleration Program. According to the company, the three new U.S. and two U.K. partners will assist Certeon in applying product lifecycle management (PLM) over a wide area network (WAN) and provide customers worldwide with the resources to speed PLM deployments.
June 19, 2007 - Certeon Adds 5 Resellers to Partner Acceleration Program
Building on momentum generated from the announcement of The Certeon Application Acceleration Blueprint for UGS Solid Edge, Certeon today announced the addition of five new resellers focused on product lifecycle management (PLM) to its Partner Acceleration Program. The three new U.S. and two U.K. partners continue Certeon's progress in accelerating PLM over the Wide Area Network (WAN) and provides customers across the globe with the resources to speed PLM deployments.
June 18, 2007 - Certeon Accelerates Product Lifecycle Management Environments -- Adds Five New Resellers to Offer Global Coverage to Accelerate PLM and UGS Solid Edge Deployments
Building on momentum generated from the announcement of The Certeon Application Acceleration Blueprint™ for UGS Solid Edge™, Certeon today announced the addition of five new resellers focused on product lifecycle management (PLM) to its Partner Acceleration Program.
June 18, 2007 - Certeon Accelerates Product Lifecycle Management Environments
Building on momentum generated from the announcement of The Certeon Application Acceleration Blueprint™ for UGS Solid Edge™, Certeon today announced the addition of five new resellers focused on product lifecycle management (PLM) to its Partner Acceleration Program. The three new U.S. and two U.K. partners continue Certeon's progress in accelerating PLM over the Wide Area Network (WAN) and provides customers across the globe with the resources to speed PLM deployments.
May 31, 2007 - Certeon outfits its appliances with application-specific functions; the latest target is EMC's Documentum Content Server and eRoom
Just as network gear evolved from routing all traffic indiscriminately to treating it differently based on the type of content, WAN optimization appliances have done the same to speed traffic according to location, system and user-level priorities.
May 23, 2007 - Cisco, EMC Team on Fabric Encryption
EMC World -- With firms struggling to prevent data leakage, Cisco is teaming up with EMC's RSA division to encrypt data traveling across the network. But users say they are reluctant to abandon traditional encryption methods.
May 22, 2007 - Content Management: S-Series Application Acceleration Appliances From Certeon Receive "Designed For EMC Documentum" Accreditation
Certeon, the vendor to provide Application Intelligent Networking for significantly accelerating application access over wide area networks (WANs), recently announced that its S-Series Application Acceleration Appliances have received the "Designed for EMC Documentum" logo designation, a mark of quality and value that customers insist on in enterprise applications.
May 22, 2007 - CRM from Microsoft, Satuit CRM, MatrixPlus, CDC and Syndmail, Consona CRM, Certeon's S-Series
Certeon, a vendor selling "Application Intelligent Networking" for application access over wide area networks, has announced that its S-Series Application Acceleration Appliances have received the "Designed for EMC Documentum" logo designation.
May 21, 2007 - Certeon Gets Accreditation
Certeon, the industry's first vendor to provide Application Intelligent Networking™ for significantly accelerating application access over wide area networks (WANs), today announced that its S-Series™ Application Acceleration Appliances have received the "Designed for EMC® Documentum®" logo designation, a mark of quality and value that customers insist on in enterprise applications.
April 4, 2007 - Windows Vista: Cause to rethink WAN optimization
WAN optimization technologies embedded in Microsoft Windows Vista and Longhorn Server feature significant improvements over older versions such as XP and Server 2003. And as they become more widely available and are deployed in greater numbers, those abilities could make separate WAN optimization boxes unnecessary in many situations.
March 8, 2007 - Balance sought for SSL WAN optimization
With more and more WAN optimization vendors extending their capabilities to include encrypted traffic, corporate IT executives have a decision to make: Should they trust the security these devices provide?
February 12, 2007 - Hubbell Lighting Accelerates Process and Change Engineering Environment
Manufacturer Hubbell Lighting has tapped a solution from Certeon to accelerate its distributed process and change engineering environment by enabling faster design synchronization across its globally distributed manufacturing and engineering organization.
February 9, 2007 - Hubbell Lighting sees 75% productivity improvement with Certeon accelarated PLM
Nothing is more infuriating than a slow download or a file that takes several minutes to open. Engineers the world over know that frustration exactly. As easy as collaborative manufacturing sounds - "We can work with engineers from the other end of the earth!" - opening a complex CAD file can be deathly slow.
February 9, 2007 - Certeon Partners with UGS, Agreement will enable Solid Edge users to speed up the PLM process over a Web portal
Certeon announced this week that it is partnering with UGS to integrate Solid Edge with Certeon's S-Series application acceleration technology. The companies report that this agreement will enable Solid Edge users to implement the PLM process over a Web portal more quickly, reducing download and assembly times of large design files.
February 5, 2007 - Certeon Speeds Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) Environments; Application Acceleration Innovator Certeon Partners with UGS, a Leader in Maximizing the Value of PLM Deployments
Certeon announced its entrance into accelerating product lifecycle management (PLM) with the availability of its new S-Series™ Application Acceleration Blueprint™ for Solid Edge™ software. The Certeon Application Acceleration Blueprint for Solid Edge, brought about through a new partnership with UGS, works in conjunction with Solid Edge Insight, the built-in design management capability of Solid Edge within PLM environments.
February 5, 2007 - Hubbell Lighting Selects Certeon to Accelerate Its High Performance Process and Change Engineering Environment
Certeon, the industry's first vendor to provide Application Intelligent Networking™ for significantly accelerating application access over wide area networks (WANs), announced that Hubbell Lighting, Inc., an innovator and manufacturer of lighting solutions worldwide, has chosen Certeon's S-Series™ appliances to accelerate its distributed process and change engineering environment.
February 5, 2007 - Hubbell Lighting Selects Certeon to Accelerate Its High Performance Process and Change Engineering
Certeon, the industry's first vendor to provide Application Intelligent Networking™ for significantly accelerating application access over wide area networks (WANs), today announced that Hubbell Lighting, Inc., an innovator and manufacturer of lighting solutions worldwide, has chosen Certeon's S-SeriesT appliances to accelerate its distributed process and change engineering environment.
December 6, 2006 - Network Physics launches VoIP module for NetSensory
App performance monitoring vendor Network Physics Inc has launched a module for its flagship NetSensory platform specifically for VoIP, its unique claim to fame being the ability to deploy asymmetrically yet derive information from both ends of a call.
November 17, 2006 - Product Releases
Certeon is targeting the 2007 Microsoft Office, Exchange Server, and SharePoint applications with its S-Series Application Acceleration Blueprints. The software reduces the amount of data that transfers over the WAN by allowing only changed data to transfer, overcoming limited bandwidth, high latency, packet loss, and contention issues to accelerate response times by more than 1,000%, according to Certeon.
November 14, 2006 - WAN Optimization Vendor Works with, Not Against, Microsoft
Certeon last week released updates to its WAN optimization technology that were developed to accelerate Microsoft applications specifically. The company, just one of many in a hot and crowded market, could have the right idea, according to one industry analyst.
November 8, 2006 - Certeon to Support Office and Exchange Traffic with WAN Acceleration Devices
Certeon, a manufacturer of WAN acceleration solutions that target Microsoft applications, this week announced the availability of new acceleration devices that support the latest Microsoft products, including Microsoft Office 2007, SharePoint Server, and Exchange Server 2007. Certeon, like other providers of network acceleration devices, uses...
November 6, 2006 - Certeon Accelerates Apps
Certeon, the industry's first vendor to provide Application Intelligent Networking for significantly accelerating applications over wide area networks (WANs), today announced the availability of its new S-Series Application Acceleration Blueprints for the 2007 Microsoft Office, SharePoint, and Exchange Server platforms. Certeon, an innovator...
November 2, 2006 - Certeon updates appliance with Microsoft 2007 application acceleration
Certeon, formerly content delivery network vendor Infolibria, in 2003 retooled its product to address application performance over wide-area links. The Certeon S-Series appliances sit in the line of the network between the gateway router and the switch that is managing the LAN. Certeon employs a symmetric product set that requires...
November 2, 2006 - Certeon to boost its WAN accelerators with Open XML support
If your enterprise is geographically distributed, and you run applications across your WAN, you'll find that the apps run slowly because of high latency, limited bandwidth, packet loss, and contention. Several vendors have addressed this problem with packet-level compression and differencing; relative newcomer Certeon digs...
November 2, 2006 - Certeon Confronts Challenges of Open XML
Microsoft's new open XML file format could take the wind out of the sails of application acceleration vendors thanks to the compression it adds to those files. One new startup in the fast maturing market is working to exploit that.
October 10, 2006 - Ideal Aerosmith Picks Certeon
Certeon, the first vendor to deliver secure acceleration from desktop to data center, today announced that Ideal Aerosmith, a leading supplier of aviation test equipment and premier provider of aerospace test engineering services, has chosen Certeon's S-SeriesT Application Acceleration Appliances to accelerate the performance...
September 28, 2006 - The 451 Group Predicts a Sustained Shift in the Way That Geographically Distributed Companies Design Their Application Infrastructure
The 451 Group is predicting a sustained shift in the way that geographically distributed enterprises design their application infrastructure over the next few years. In particular, a variety of demographic, commercial and workplace trends will drive consolidation of server resources, with the resources moving away from...
September 25, 2006 - WAN optimization: Making the business case
WAN optimization proponents say they see huge increases in data throughput and chop their network response times into fractions. But adding a WAN optimization solution into the network costs money and creates extra up-front work for network engineers. Still, when distance is killing performance, the promise of increased...
August 14, 2006 - Many Paths to the Fast Lane
When the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Inspector General transitioned its older hub-and-spoke, frame-relay network more than two years ago to a faster mesh-style wide-area network, technical staffers expected that employees at the agency's field and regional offices would applaud the upgrade...
August 7, 2006 - Certeon and Magenic Partner to Maximize Application Performance for Global Enterprises
Certeon, the only vendor to provide secure application acceleration from desktop to the data center, today announced that Magenic has joined the Certeon Partner Acceleration Program as a Systems Integration partner. Magenic, a premier software development and consulting company focused...
August 8, 2006 - Certeon and Magenic form a Partnership
Certeon to provide secure application acceleration from desktop to the data center, recently announced that Magenic has joined the Certeon Partner Acceleration Program as a Systems Integration partner. Magenic, a software development and consulting company focused on Microsoft technologies...
July 6, 2006 - Primer: Application Acceleration
What is it? A system that speeds up the performance of centralized applications for remote employees, customers or partners who access those applications over a network. Why do applications need to be accelerated? Companies are increasingly consolidating applications and servers at a central location...
July 19, 2006 - The Many Sides of Application Optimization
Like veteran poker players, network executives have long depended on a mix of skill, instincts and just plain luck to predict application performance. With business success hanging in the balance, however, today's stakes are too high for a gamble on application optimization...
June 28, 2006 - Certeon Takes Network Acceleration to Secure New Heights
Network acceleration device maker Certeon has only been in business for a few months, but it's already making waves. The company's approach to accelerating content--providing application-specific pattern matching using Level 7 of the TCP/IP stack--is very likely the wave...
May 22, 2006 - Networking: Small firms struggling
Small and medium-size enterprises are lagging on IT security, and many still utilize first-generation security solutions that are now ineffective against significant threats that may sabotage their networks, experts are telling United Press International's Networking column...
July 20, 2006 - Certeon's First Secure WAN Acceleration Appliance breaks through the Security Ceiling
Certeon's new S-Series appliances are built upon the company's patent-pending Secure Acceleration Technology, which accelerates the mission-critical applications that drive enterprises by understanding those applications and transmitting only changed information over the WAN...
May 2, 2006 - Certeon, Network Physics Team
Certeon, the only vendor to provide secure application acceleration from data center to desktop, and Network Physics, the leader in application performance insight, today announced a partnership to deliver unrivaled diagnostics and acceleration to Microsoft SharePoint users...
April 24, 2006 - Branch office managers nervous about data security
According to survey conducted by Certeon Inc, a company that has created security appliances known as the S-Series to secure and accelerate traffic on wide area networks, the managers of branch offices in the world are a bit nervous about data security - and rightly so...
April 10, 2006 - Certeon Launches Network Acceleration Box With Eye On Series B
After more than a year of product development, Certeon Inc. has launched its appliance for wide area network traffic acceleration and security, calling its Web application-layer technology unique to the market...
March 4, 2006 - Startup Profiles: Certeon
Certeon was founded in 2003 to develop Secure Application Networking solutions that deliver secure WAN acceleration from the desktop to the datacenter. The company secured $6 million in Series A funding from Globespan Capital Partners and Sigma Partners...
March 3, 2006 - Certeon attacks WAN acceleration at app layer
"Certeon, a start-up company, is making its play for a stake in the wide-area network (WAN) acceleration market with a line of hardware that aims at significantly improving application performance while maintaining end-to-end security, from the data...
February 23, 2006 - What's On the Market For WAN App Acceleration Tools
Next week, Network World is hosting an online forum, Application acceleration across the WAN, to discuss application acceleration across the WAN. We invited just a few of the many vendors currently offering products that promise to help enterprise IT managers...
February 22, 2006 - Certeon offers help for WANs with incompressible SSL traffic
Certeon offers a line of products with two patented acceleration techniques that are designed to address shortcomings in today's application delivery offerings. First, the products terminate SSL traffic so that it can be compressed and reswizzled for fast...
February 17, 2006 - Startup Certeon Emerges With a Bold Goal
In stealth mode for three years, Certeon Inc. of Burlington emerged last week with its first product suite in the business-application acceleration market, two established customers and a rather brash claim for competitors...
February 20, 2006 - NETWORKS: 'Blueprinting' algorithms for SSL
The WAN acceleration appliance market has become crowded of late, but Certeon Inc. is trying a different approach to accelerating Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) traffic: It uses special "blueprinting" algorithms that can search domains such as files in the same way packets are inspected...
February 14, 2006 - Certeon Unveils Secure Application Acceleration Appliance
Certeon this week will launch its Secure Application Networking WAN product set that the company says addresses the problem of speeding secure traffic between data centers and remote locations...
February 14, 2006 - WAN Accelerator Boasts End-to-End Security
Security and WAN acceleration have traditionally been two great things that don't go too great together. But Burlington, Mass. based Certeon hopes to put a little love in that frosty relationship. Yesterday, Certeon released its Secure Application Networking appliance, which the company says improves application response time, while maintaining security from the data center to the desktop...
February 13, 2006 - Certeon Accelerates Security
A startup claims to have broken through the "security ceiling" limiting the application acceleration market. Burlington, Mass.-based Certeon on Monday unveiled its Secure Application Networking WAN acceleration solution, which the company claims can "dramatically improve application response times while maintaining security from the data center...
February 13, 2006 - Certeon Asserts Accelerator
Is there room in the world for another WAN accelerator? If Massachusetts startup Certeon can support its claims, there just might be. Though Certeon was founded in 2003, it's only now surfacing with a WAN acceleration appliance called the S-Series. The vendor claims the rackmount unit can improve the performance of certain applications by up...
February 13, 2006 - Certeon Intros WAN Optimizer
A "security ceiling" has long stifled the application acceleration market. To address this challenge, Certeon (www.certeon.com) today introduces the industry's first and only Secure Application Networking™ WAN acceleration solution, capable of dramatically improving application response times, while maintaining security from the data center to the desktop...
February 13, 2006 - Certeon Appliances Smooth WAN Application Traffic
Certeon this week is lifting the cover on its S-Series appliances, looking to boost the speed, scalability, and security of WAN application traffic. The Layer 7 appliances will accelerate secure SSL traffic (HTTP and HTTPS) between remote sites and central datacenters using the company's Secure Acceleration Technology, which speeds up app traffic by recognizing...
February 13, 2006 - Certeon Accelerates Security
A startup claims to have broken through the "security ceiling" limiting the application acceleration market. Burlington, Mass.-based Certeon on Monday unveiled its Secure Application Networking WAN acceleration solution, which the company claims can "dramatically improve application response times while maintaining security from the data center to the desktop...
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