Customers to benefit from improved visibility and management of their hybrid networking infrastructure.
One of our customers asked us about email the other day, and the role it’ll play in the future of communications for their organisation. It got us thinking. Many industry commentators forecast that time is up for email.
As part of the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition, we held our seventh annual lunch with the Customer Contact Management Association (CCMA). With an impressive line-up of speakers, senior figures from across the customer service industry descended on the RDS for another intriguing event.
I was recently asked by a multinational customer whether SD-WAN was as secure as their MPLS network. My usual answer to such high level questions is “it depends”, but this time, I confidently said “no, it’s not”.
The current crop of ‘Digital CEOs’ is more interested than ever in the business advantages they can get from their IT infrastructure.
As networks evolve, how can cyber security hope to keep up? Our CTO of Security, Paul Crichard, explores your options.
For organisations seeking digital transformation, it is important to ask yourself whether you are cognisant of the risk associated with these new technologies, according to Patrick Grillo, a senior director at Fortinet, when speaking at the most recent Gartner Symposium/ITxpo.
As he joined a panel debate on The Longest Mile at the WAN Summit London 2018, we heard from Keith Langridge about the changing needs of customers and how they can exploit new technologies.
Our customers have an abundance of challenges facing their organisations, and everyone wants to overcome them while achieving more with less. Upping productivity and cutting costs are important for most and they might not be as difficult as you think.
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