Does it seem to you that network technology is advancing way faster in stories than in networks themselves? If it does, you’re right. I chatted with almost a hundred enterprises over the last three months, and they told me that their last “major network innovation” came an average of 14 years ago. Since that last innovation, they’ve been evolving and modernizing. Almost 90% of them also said that if you excluded security, the pace of “significant” innovations has slowed by half over the last 20 years. Why is this happening and what does it mean?
