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Transformed enterprise networks will impact every industry, business and network-based application and process. Here are Kyndryl’s top-level recommendations on how should organizations prepare for this.

Highly secured and reliable enterprises need highly secured and reliable networks. This SDxCentral article discusses how today’s enterprises must adapt as private wireless networks are positioned to be the next key to networking success.

Edge computing is opening up new dimensions for enterprises to leverage technology in ways they hadn’t been able to before. To assist with this, Kyndryl acts as a full-stack integrator and managed services provider, interconnecting elements in all the application layers, connecting with the major cloud providers, and managing the entire solution using AI-powered automation.

Cloud enables transformation but can be complex to manage. Enterprises can tame cloud networking complexity and unlock the benefits of cloud

Kyndryl Cloud Networking builds capabilities in a world where users and applications operate across multiple clouds and data centers. From connecting a range of network services in the cloud to using innovative partner technologies for multi-cloud networking, cloud-native abstraction, and virtual overlays, Cloud Networking makes distribution within cloud and to cloud networks look like a single, logical entity with managed services for interconnected clouds.

Secure access service edge (SASE) is a promising solution to the security risks of SD-WAN, offering controls layered atop network access

Learn how Kyndryl SASE services provide enterprise customers a network architecture solution with unified and secure access that is optimized for the cloud and software-defined era.

Increase network agility and security with a programmable and software-driven approach for multi-cloud environments.

Unlocking value from data and AI faster to help you scale and transform your digital business

Fuel your digital business growth with a modern data foundation and a holistic data strategy

Secure digital infrastructure and transactions with a zero trust architecture

Trends show that employees become far more productive when they can work from their preferred device.

While generative AI continues to present new opportunities, other IT trends will reshape industries and business decisions

Are investments in the 5G market slowing? While that may be true with some of the public network use cases, we are seeing some incredible early results with large scale deployments of private wireless networks, particularly in heavy industrial environments.

A cloud makeover is not, by any means, a small step to take. It requires time, patience, and the willingness and participation of stakeholders up and down the enterprise. But it’s worth the effort—the security, efficiency, and potential for growth that a cloud makeover can bring is nothing short of transformative. From my perspective, it’s the only way forward in this ever-evolving cloud landscape.

Together, CPChem and Kyndryl designed and implemented private LTE/5G networks across eight plants to boost communication capabilities.

Generative AI has become one of the hottest technologies in the last year. With an increase in popularity and public attention, businesses have been working quickly to capture generative AI’s value and identify ways to help their customers use it.

Moving forward, telecommunications companies will struggle to produce sustainable business outcomes using old revenue strategies. However, the rise of 5G networks, edge computing, AI, and other disruptive technologies should create numerous income-generating opportunities for CSPs that approach select markets with customized solutions. By taking an inspired approach to data monetization and strategy creation, you should be able to set your telco on a growth trajectory for years to come.

A conversation about cybersecurity today becomes, more often than not, a conversation about zero trust. Driving this trend are the many challenges involved in adjusting to our new normal, from an increasingly decentralized workforce to the growing threat of data breaches.