Anthony Cote
Senior Product and Solutions Marketing Manager
Anthony Cote is a senior product and solutions marketing manager for NETSCOUT and works from our headquarters in Westford, Massachusetts. He has been a syndicated and award-winning writer on AI/ML, SaaS, IoT, geolocation, cybersecurity, commercial drone usage, GDPR, sensor technology, industrial measurements, and manufacturing. Anthony also worked as a reporter for several Pulitzer Prize-winning news outlets and organizations, including Reuters and the Associated Press.
The Consequences of Downtime on Healthcare Insurance Patients
Special thanks to Julia Rehse, who came to the NETSCOUT family as an intern, for her exceptional work co-authoring this blog. She is returning to Germany in June and will...
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Managing Common and AI-Based Application Dependencies During a Migration
Applications, like stars that form constellations, need each other—they’re interdependent. During migration, however, this dependence can sometimes be a service’s greatest strength...
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How Insurers Use Data, AI, and Cloud Applications to Improve Customer Experiences
Insurance customers want simple digital experiences and quick solutions, such as instant policy quotes, efficient claims processing, 24/7 customer support, and seamless...
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Cloud and Cloud Migrations as Application Incubators
As digital transformation initiatives go, modern cloud ecosystems are not just service delivery platforms; they are application incubators, where services are conceived, deployed...
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NETSCOUT Visibility to Avoid Outages in Load Balancing Environments
Load balancers typically sit at some of the most critical positions in your network—often serving as the initial digital point of contact for customers, employees, and service...
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How to Avoid Byte-Size Disruptions in Cloud Database Migrations
The best KPI for a cloud database migration is patience. Database migrations are inherently risky and complex operations, requiring precision, careful execution, and flawless...
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