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Don’t wait, liberate
          While a smart, separate network management plane significantly increases network resilience, many
          organizations haven’t adopted such an approach across their entire operations. For many, the technology’s
          value is not clear until it is needed in a crisis, or organizations may try to function with legacy out-of-band
          servers that are not scalable, rely on outdated firmware, or simply have limited capabilities.


          But those who do keep using the primary network to manage the network or rely on outdated tools, may be
          in for a rude awakening. For those who act before it’s too late, though, a secure separate management plane
          may be the secret sauce needed to protect any organization seeking to capitalize on the emerging trends and
          technologies of today and into the future.



















          About the Author

          Todd Rychecky is VP of Americas for Opengear,
          responsible for developing and executing sales strategies,
          business development initiatives, hiring and developing an
          award-winning sales team. For 13 consecutive years,
          Rychecky and his Opengear Sales teams have
          experienced  year over year sales  growth. He joined  the
          company  in  2008  and  was  the  first  sales  and  marketing
          hire, helping kick start Opengear.  He has a wide range of
          experiences including sales, marketing, channel
          development, strategic accounts, OEM partnerships, and
          business development initiatives. His main focus today is
          on growing the sales teams, partner channels, and
          strategic accounts. Rychecky earned a bachelor’s degree
          from Nebraska Wesleyan University. He can be reached
          online at [email protected], and at
          https://opengear.com/




















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