Customers to benefit from improved visibility and management of their hybrid networking infrastructure.
Working with multinationals on their business case for SD-WAN, we’ve developed an understanding of real benefits and challenges.
Looking beyond the hype at the real benefits of virtualisation.
Welcome to the second instalment of ’15 minutes with Shay’, last month Shay talked about the key IT challenges that are affecting organisations today.
First generation SD-WAN solutions (SD-WAN 1.0) have focused on delivering automated IP connectivity and WAN management across different transport types.
Organisations have a lot of data about you. And when they combine this with innovative technologies like artificial intelligence, they can become a lot more personal with their communications.
We know from IDC that 80 per cent of enterprises will have implemented SD-WAN at some of their sites by 2020, and there’s a widespread understanding that a more flexible network infrastructure is needed to support a digital business.
The more informed we are, the better decisions we can make. It’s much easier to give people the right advice when we have all the right data to support their query. As the Internet of Things (IOT) reaches into more and more homes, it’s sending back a wealth of information in real time.
As managing director of BT, Shay Walsh is in charge of over 600 employees in Ireland, which on the back of a successful year is producing a turnover of over €400m. BT Ireland continues to grow under Shay’s leadership and insight which is key to its success in Ireland.
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