'We scale on everything else, why not bandwidth?' The advent of networking on demand
Cloud is driving the moribund telecoms industry to be more flexible, argues Colt's Mike South
Colt's Mike South and Red's Luke Braham discuss the new networking models
Enterprise IT has changed a great deal in the last decade or so, from a fixed investment with recurrent costs to a model that's more service oriented, available on demand. This change is both exemplified...
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