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Home » NaaS must focus on Standardizing Automation

NaaS must focus on Standardizing Automation

October 10, 2023
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What does NaaS need most of all to succeed? Automation. Michael Kearns, Chief Strategy Officer from Amartus, explains:

– The importance of automation and standardization in harnessing all available services and infrastructure to simplify the network as a service.
– The role of standardization in managing the complexity of multiple transit providers, edge compute layers, and overlay SD-WAN and SASE pieces for global reach and low latency applications.
– How Amartus is focusing on building software that enables buyers and sellers to trade services in a wholesale environment, providing simplified orchestration and automation for enterprise customers, including unified APIs and portals.

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Check out our Enterprise series on #SASE, #SSE, #SDWAN, #ZTNA, #MCN, #NaaS at: https://ngi.fyi/sdwansaseztna23yt

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