Joris van Oers’ Post

With apps and digital workloads fragmented across multiple clouds, connectivity is vital to the success of digital transformation. In my article for NITECH magazine (pages 18-19), I discuss how Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) can weave together multiple clouds and users to give CIOs end-to-end visibility and control of the cost, performance, security and compliance of connectivity for their digital environment.   https://bit.ly/4d13zz0   NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI Agency) BT for global business Bas Burger Eyad Shihabi Colin Bannon Matt Swinden #GlobalFabric #Multicloud #NaaS

NITECH: NATO Innovation and Technology – Issue 11

NITECH: NATO Innovation and Technology – Issue 11

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Pablo Muñoz Aguilera

Cloud Networking Tech Lead Architect. CCIE#58293

3mo

Totally agree in the perspective, just one point from my current end user perspective but also with 24 years of experience in a Service Provider. Network services like these, need to be offered with a set of tools (preferably vía API to allow Automation from the customer end perspective) and with enough observability to detect any issue that can affect critical services, which at the same time will allow us to start auto-remediate actions when It is required.

Rafael Sedas

Senior Sales Professional, BT Global Services

3mo

Connectivity is relevant for app performance and business agility in a multi-cloud era.

José Gastey

Managing Director, Global Manufacturing, BT. Country Manager Spain & Portugal

3mo

Really interesting how data security and latency have reemerged as critical parameters for AI and multi-cloud optimisation Joris van Oers

Owen Sutton

Head of Brand Management and Design

3mo

Brilliant article - great read.

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