Customers to benefit from improved visibility and management of their hybrid networking infrastructure.
Our recent Cisco SD-WAN test day sparked much debate about the network architecture challenges our customers are looking to solve with next-generation connectivity.
Nonsense. When it comes to communication and collaboration tools, it’s important to compare like with like when weighing up costs of on-premises versus cloud deployments. More often than not, this can be a difficult thing to do and organisations need help.
Migrating voice and collaboration tools to the cloud doesn’t have to mean you lose out on your existing infrastructure investments.
A spring-like day in London and there was a buzz in BT Centre as everyone introduced themselves, swapped travel experiences and then IT architecture war-stories.
There’s no escaping that we’re now in the digital-age. As IDC say in their FutureScape: Worldwide Services 2019 predictions, ‘by 2020, the breadth of digital ecosystems will have grown 55% for service buyers and suppliers, with buyers increasingly favouring suppliers that can help them innovate using more complex ecosystems.’
Complex IT projects like changing communication and collaboration platforms can make business executives fear the worst, especially when it comes to disruption. So much so, it often stops the project from getting approved in the first place.
“It’s too big and it’s too complex!” That’s not an uncommon response in organisations when talking about the big, transformational projects to move communication and collaboration tools to the cloud.
Last month, a select group of technology leaders from the financial services, manufacturing and nutrition sectors gathered in the RDS, Dublin to talk about SD-WAN. They wanted to understand how easy SD-WAN is to implement.
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