Software-Defined Networks as a Basis for the Information Infrastructure of the Future

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Keywords
Information infrastructure, Network infrastructure, Software-defined Networks, SDN, OpenFlow

Summary
Increasing information needs in the corporate sector changed the generally accepted conceptions for design and construction of modern computer networks. Nowadays, services and applications being developed require flexibility and efficiency when using the capacity of the communication channels. The existing network architectures have the potential to fulfill this requirement, but at the cost of a lot of resources. That drew the attention of many specialists to a new architectural concept – SDN, which provides a better management for the network infrastructure of business organizations.

JEL: L63, L86
Pages: 13
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