Europe and Asia - What Exchanges Can Do For Your Business

It’s no secret that there has been a huge increase and reliance on the Internet from all areas, including enterprise, to host, run and deliver business. With business being both internal and customer facing, the service needs to be fast, secure and cost effective all round. LINX’s model can certainly assist organisations in the finance sector achieve that.

Modern financial services need to provide a slick experience to users – without compromising security, reliability or control. But if you rely on conventional internet traffic management, you have no way to control how data moves from A to B. If your data takes a complex route, it could make your digital services slower, less secure, unreliable and more expensive to maintain. Peering with networks at LINX can offer the control you need, helping you connect directly to ISPs and customers to get precise control over your data.

What will the webinar discuss?
- Benefits of an Internet Exchange / Intro to LINX and the benefits of peering
- How organisations can take control of their data and increase productivity and security
- London, a key interconnection hub and the opportunities of interconnection

From this webinar, attendees will be able to;
- Understand where their data could be going
- Understand how joining LINX could see improved latency, network control and better end user experiences

What exactly is Carrier Ethernet? And what can it be used for? Ethernet services are ideal for businesses that are looking for cost-effective, reliable and secure layer 2 connectivity.

In this webinar Brian Foust will explore the concept of Ethernet services, including an overview of the technologies available today and its limitations. Most importantly, Brian will provide some very helpful do’s and don’ts and offer examples of practical applications of Carrier Ethernet that service providers and enterprises can implement in their own networks.

Join the webinar to hear about:
-A practical understanding of Carrier Ethernet services
-Best practices for Carrier Ethernet
-The flexibility and resilience of Carrier Ethernet services, and its limitations


Speaker:
Brian Foust is responsible for provisioning, technical support, Internet resource management, engineering and product development for the Global IP Network at NTT Ltd.

Foust has more than 20 years of experience in the telecom industry. Starting with Verio in 1998, he transitioned to NTT Communications following the acquisition of Verio by NTT in August of 2000. He has served in various engineering and operational roles, including systems development and integration and network planning and operations. In July 2019 NTT Communications and the Global IP Network became part of NTT Ltd.

Global wholesale telecom market has been in the midst of a tumultuous change. With the emergence of web-scale companies, multi-gigabit technologies and exponential data growth in emerging markets, telecom operators and retail service providers are increasingly reaching out to wholesale providers to meet their exploding bandwidth demands. The COVID-19 pandemic has further accelerated this trend. At the same time, there is intense pressure on wholesale operators to come up with differentiated offerings to effectively compete and grow in the telecom services marketplace. Join Tejas Networks to hear about a transformative approach to building a scalable, flexible and agile network for the post-COVID world.

What will the webinar discuss?
- Overview of wholesale market trends, service classes and evolving customer needs
- Expanding traditional wholesale services portfolio to create new and profitable revenue streams
- Network and technology innovations to avoid commodification and deliver higher margin services


Speaker: Kumar Sivarajan is the Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Tejas Networks. He has nearly three decades of experience in the field of telecommunications. He is a Fellow of the Indian National Academy of Engineering.

Kumar was the first chairperson of the governing council of Telecommunications Standards Development Society, India (TSDSI) which is a full organizational partner of 3GPP, the global standards body responsible for formulating 5G standards. Prior to joining Tejas, he was an associate professor at the Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru and a research staff member at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York.