Ever been sat in the office and decided that Root Canal would be preferable to the task that is confronting you?
You know, when you’ve cleared your to-do list except that one job you’ve been avoiding. Or when your boss comes and says, basically, that you’ve drawn the short straw and you got ‘that job’.
There are those most tedious and soul-destroying of activities. And sorting out QoS has to rank up there in the Top 5 for any Network Engineer worth his salt.
The thought of the hours and hours and hours frankly of tedious work is not that exciting. And the manual work involved can lead to errors, which leads to more work. For many an IT organisation it is a never ending and thankless task.
What if there was another way?
In the first of our 5 part series, Michael Stevens asks is it possible to make QoS easier? Find out how he got on.
Rachel HenleyHi, I am the UK enterprise networks content marketing SME. My role is to bring our tech and its business benefits to life in an engaging and interesting way.
I'm not an out and out techie, but I am passionate about tech. I've worked for IT and Telco's most of my career (not telling how long!). What's kept me in the industry is my genuine curiosity. Which is why you'll find me sitting in on our TechHuddles to get a deeper understanding of the topics I'm curating and creating content about. So I can do the best job possible of making it easy to understand what we do and what we offer to you our customers. Outside work I surprisingly find myself now a marathon runner. I've run two in fact. And I counterbalance that with a love of baking (more running = more cake!). Other times I am busy with my teenage girls (when they aren't glued to YouTube).