Network transformation can be risky, complex, and take time.
Advancements in network technologies often result in downward
pricing pressure on legacy infrastructure and services. Digital
transformation could involve rethinking traditional business
models, work modalities, and employee access to key corporate
applications, as well as enhancing network agility and resiliency.
To put it mildly, that covers a lot of ground.
Savvy customers can leverage a hybrid approach maintaining
certain legacy services like MPLS for the intermediate term while
deploying less expensive internet access where appropriate. This
allows the enterprise to capture the benefit of reduced cost on new
services and the write-down of legacy network services to drive
optimal financial outcomes. Added benefits include the
substantially lower risk profile in not having to physically
migrate the services and an earlier realization of savings.
