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Cloud computing reduces barriers to innovation such as cost, time-to-market, and security, thus enabling financial services providers to rethink — and transform the way the industry works, and the value it provides. According to study conducted by Dun & Bradstreet and commissioned by IT solutions and services provider EMC, 95 per cent of enterprises surveyed have already implemented or plan to implement a cloud computing model. Image Credit: Supplied

Dubai: Aruba, the Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, will offer a glimpse of its ‘cloud-native’ approach in October during Gitex, to help clients meet their connectivity, security and other needs across different operating environments and needs.

“We believe the most dynamic customer experiences happen at the Edge - an office, a hospital, a school, and at home,” said Jacob Chacko, Regional Director - Middle East, Saudi and South Africa. “It’s anyplace work gets done and data is generated by users, devices, and things across your network. Our mission is to help customers capitalize on these opportunities by providing secure edge-to-cloud networking solutions.”

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“It’s anyplace work gets done and data is generated by users, devices, and things across your network. Our mission is to help customers capitalize on these opportunities by providing secure edge-to-cloud networking solutions.” - Jacob Chacko Image Credit: Supplied

At Gitex, Aruba will demonstrate technologies addressing the digital transformation needs of regional enterprises including:

  • Wi-Fi 6E and cloud-managed networking: Learn how to enable simplified connectivity at scale;
  • SD-WAN & SASE: See how to deliver best-in-class application performance and securely connect anyone and anything at edge locations;
  • User Experience Insight: Understand how to create more user-centric networks; and
  • Network-as-a-Service (NaaS): Discover your options when it comes to NaaS and easing provisioning, operation, and technology migrations