UBM Tech Unveils the New Community-Driven Networking ComputingOnline Community for IT Architects Provides Forum for Technical Advice, Commentary and DiscussionsApr 24, 2014 SAN FRANCISCO, April 24, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- UBM Tech today announced the new community-driven Network Computing (networkcomputing.com), an interactive platform for the IT infrastructure community to connect through moderated discussions, blogs and social media. Now complementing its real-world technical editorial coverage is perspective from more than 100 community contributors, including infrastructure architects and engineers. Network Computing will also combine forces with UBM Tech powerhouses, InformationWeek and Interop, to host live community gatherings throughout the year. To view multimedia assets associated with this release, please click: http://www.multivu.com/mnr/7193651-ubm-tech-it-community-driven-networking-computing "For 25 years, Network Computing has been a trusted resource for IT leaders and practitioners, providing in-depth analysis on new and emerging technologies, as well as real-world advice on implementation and operations," said Susan Fogarty, Editor in Chief, Network Computing. "Today we are uniting the resources of our editors and market experts with the knowledge and experience that comes from IT practitioners to create a central place to foster the technical IT conversation. Our new forum allows our community members to solve problems, exchange ideas and build relationships." Network Computing is a trusted resource for IT architects and engineers who must understand business requirements, as well as build and manage the infrastructures to meet their company's needs. Enterprise IT environments evolve quickly, and IT professionals count on Network Computing to show them the how and why behind next-generation networks, data centers, storage systems, communications, and cloud architectures. Core sections of Network Computing include:
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Network Computing is the latest in a series of groundbreaking online community-platform launches from UBM Tech. The InformationWeek community platform launched in November 2013, and has seen a significant lift in engagement with a 40 percent increase in comments, and a 22 percent increase in page views. EE Times' site launched in July 2013, and has experienced similar increases, attesting to UBM Tech's unique community-based online model. UBM Tech launched the Dark Reading information security community last month. The Network Computing editorial team is led by Fogarty. Other editorial team members include:
Network Computing invites IT professional community subject matter experts and other market experts to help shape the future of the IT industry on its site, NetworkComputing.com, and on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Google+. For Network Computing editorial inquiries, contact Susan Fogarty at susan.fogarty@ubm.com. For marketing partnerships and other general inquires, contact Monique Luttrell at monique.luttrell@ubm.com. For advertising opportunities, visit CreateYourNextCustomer.com. About UBM Tech For more information on UBM Tech please contact:
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