Accelerated technology development is leading us towards an AI-driven connected world. Characterized by ubiquitous internet access, self-learning robots, and truly intuitive human-machine interaction, this new world is creating advanced technology capabilities in consumer devices, networks, and applications. Network infrastructure is changing to adapt to 5G, SDN, NFV, cloud native network functions, disaggregation, open source software, AI, machine learning, and distributed computing. These technological advances have changed end-user consumption patterns, and the emergence of a new customer base beyond traditional telecom service providers is creating a new reality for Network Edge Providers (NEPs).
Wipro helps NEPs thrive in this changing world order by helping them foster innovation, transform customer experience, accelerate time to market, and improve product quality. Wipro, rated a leader in the Telecom R&D space by Zinnov, delivers a comprehensive set of services to top 10 NEPs ranging from product R&D engineering to deployment, support, IT and BPO.
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Explains SDWAN business case
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