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Life-Saving Networks

When most people think about networking, they think about uptime, latency, and maybe the occasional late-night maintenance window. When networking teams think about mission-critical infrastructure, it often means protecting revenue, ensuring transactions clear, or keeping digital services online. But at ‪@stjude‬, the definition of “mission-critical” is deeply rooted in their life-saving mission. Here, the network doesn’t just support business operations. It supports patient care, life-saving research, and the global fight against pediatric catastrophic disease. In this episode, we sat down with Remington Loose and Josh Morris to explore what it really means to run a mission-critical network in an environment where the stakes are profoundly human. We dig into: How research networking differs from traditional enterprise IT The massive data demands behind pediatric cancer research Designing networks where downtime isn’t just inconvenient, it’s unacceptable Supporting clinicians, researchers, and life-saving applications simultaneously Lessons enterprise engineers can learn from healthcare environments From high-performance data movement to reliability strategies that operate without margin for error, this conversation reframes what networking looks like when human outcomes are on the line. Because in environments like St. Jude, the network isn’t just infrastructure; it’s part of the care team. Help St. Jude Save Children's Lives: https://www.stjude.org/donate/donate-... Links & Resources: https://linktree.com/ArtOfNetEng Remington Loose   / remington   Josh Morris   / josh-morris-23a8614a   This episode has been sponsored by Meter. Go to https://meter.com/aone to book a demo now!