If you are interested in attending this event, please contact cpanayiotou@tmforum.org.
16:00 – 16:15 CET
Moving towards an open, hybrid componentized architecture
- Understanding why 5G requires a different open architectural approach
- From monoliths to microservices: understanding the value of componentized architecture
- Moving towards cloud native infrastructure
- Embracing the opportunities of open source, from scalable business models to avoiding vendor in
Aaron Boasman-Patel, Vice President, AI, Customer Experience & Data, TM Forum
16:15 – 16:35 CET
Connecting the dots: Building an open hybrid cloud ecosystem
- What does “open hybrid cloud” really mean and what are the business benefits?
- Driving value from standardizing with open source from exceeding customer needs, to enabling enterprise stability and improved security
- Using automation and agile methods to create value
- Creating an ecosystem of partners to enable a new generation of services and revenue
- Delivering developer value using a common platform to deliver scalability, consistency and better customer satisfaction
Susan James, Senior Director of Telecommunications Strategy, Red Hat
16:35 – 16:55 CET
Case study: Flying high and scaling to new heights using an open source platform
- A developer’s dream: delivering interoperable, secure and jointly supported solutions
- Increasing revenues through building scalable applications and services
- Embracing the opportunities of developing in the cloud and using open source: from cost optimization to delivering a superior digital customer experience
- It’s awake up call: realizing open source doesn’t mean a loss of control or revenues
- Validating your application with certification, it is as easy as 1,2,3
David Duncan, Principal Partner Solutions Architect, Linux, AWS
16:55 – 17:30 CET
Panel discussion: Building the next generation business: Fast, agile and customer centric
- What does being cloud native really mean and what are the benefits?
- How do you manage multiple clouds from different providers? Is lack of standardization a problem?
- Removing manual processes: how important is automation in creating cloud native services?
- The problem child: Partnering is always difficult. Is there a way to enable faster, easier partnering?
- Being part of an open partner program, why does it matter?
- What do operators expect from an open, hybrid cloud ecosystem?
- Are service providers really onboard with open source?
- DevOps requires a different approach to release management, rolling, blue/green or canary? Is a different approach for different scenarios needed?
- How can going cloud-native help build a better customer-centric business and improve my customer experience?
- Fear of losing control: does automation and Cloud mean services become less secure?
Aaron Boasman-Patel, Vice President, AI, Customer Experience & Data, TM Forum
Susan James, Senior Director of Telecommunications Strategy, Red Hat
David Duncan, Principal Partner Solutions Architect, Linux, AWS
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