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7 all posts by James Gudeli Sat 29 Oct 2011 UTM - not just for the enterpriseWith our new update to Kerio Control, I want to take a moment to discuss why businesses of all sizes should invest in Unified Threat Management to protect their networks instead of some low cost internet router with firewalling capabilities.Wed 31 Aug 2011 Introducing Kerio Control 7.2: UTM + QoSWith the new release of Kerio Control, many people will talk about how our implementation of QoS is simple yet so powerful. Some may note that traffic shaping can be managed with the same elegant GUI that we have been fine-tuning for eight years. Some may wonder why other UTM's QoS controls are so complicated. Others may ask, why is QoS included in a UTM at all?Thu 30 Jun 2011 A little revolution now and then is a good thing. Introducing Kerio Control 7.2 Beta 1Today marks the introduction of Kerio Control 7.2 in public beta, the latest evolution of Kerio’s unified threat management product line. This version comes with a new Bandwidth Management and Quality of Service option that upgrades the previous bandwidth limiter.Mon 25 Apr 2011 Down-to-Earth Document CollaborationWith the recent Amazon EC2 disruption, this seems like a good time to remind all the Cloud skeptics and do-it-yourself IT types who aren't afraid of servers and storage that Kerio Workspace can be hosted on-premise, just like our messaging, telephony, and security products. Of course, all of our partners and existing customers already know that. After all, we have been selling and supporting downloadable software for the better part of 14 years. But Software-as-a-Service offerings seem to be the only products worth blogging about these days, so I figured I would throw a shout out to the IT peeps still kicking it old school and let them know that we've got them covered. Tue 25 Jan 2011 Kerio Operator – Telephony the Kerio wayWith the launch of our new VoIP server software and appliance, we anticipate that some of our partners, customers, and competitors may be scratching their heads asking, “Why? Why enter an unfamiliar and increasingly competitive market at a time when IT spending growth is just recovering and still uncertain?” Sat 1 May 2010 Kerio unveils new anti-virus partner, SophosTechnology partnerships are key to delivering high quality, competitive products and services, and this is especially true in the information security industry. Expertise in a given area is developed over years at great expense, and it often makes more sense to acquire proven technology rather than try to build it. Such is the case with anti-virus, a critical component of Unified Threat Management solutions. Wed 17 Mar 2010 Dude, where's my bandwidth!?Much has changed since Kerio’s first soft router/firewall product was launched in 1997. The predominant small business Internet connection options at the time were dial-up and ISDN, the Web was still in version 1.0, Spam was a luncheon meat, and the Cloud consisted solely of water vapor. Through all of the advances and improvements in technology since then, many businesses still face the same problems. |
As vice president of Business Development, James Gudeli oversees global management of sales and technology partnerships for Kerio Technologies, Inc. As a member of the worldwide management team, he works closely with the sales and marketing departments to develop strategic channel and technology relationships that promote the adoption of Kerio’s messaging and security solutions. James joined Kerio in 2002 to manage channel sales, achieving triple digit growth in his first year. Previously, he held sales positions with database vendor FileMaker, Inc. and Wells Fargo Bank. James earned a Bachelor's of Science in Marketing from San Jose State University.
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