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This requires infrastructure capable of adapting to unpredictable traffic while maintaining performance and resilience across fibre and satellite connections. Capacity, symmetry and adaptability are consequently becoming important considerations for enterprises seeking to innovate without introducing network bottlenecks.
CG Selva Ganesh, VP, CEO South Africa at In2IT Technologies, similarly sees connectivity becoming a strategic enterprise capability.
“ The network no longer simply connects offices and data centres; it connects users, applications, devices, workloads, and increasingly, decisions,” he said.
Bandwidth alone is therefore insufficient. Enterprises need consistent performance, low latency, availability, security and visibility across distributed environments. This is driving demand for flexible architectures capable of supporting multiple access technologies while providing centralised visibility and control.
The importance of this transformation extends beyond individual enterprises. Toni Pellegrino, Head of Sub-Sahara Africa and Managing
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