Infrastructure and resource challenges
If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve brought these innovations up to your own internal leadership, only to hear that system-wide upgrades tend to cost time and valuable resources. The challenges specific to the Indonesian market include: a lack of physical resources, local infrastructure limitations, and the need for predictive capabilities during the upgrade process.
Distributed cloud
One key advantage that could enable you to address a rapidly expanding market is utilizing existing distributed cloud technology.
As it was said at Mobile World Congress 2018 in one of our CTO panel session, maintaining security and connectivity are crucial when preparing for 5G and IoT. Where distributed cloud technology excels is in its more decentralized structure while offering all the benefits of the traditional cloud: elastic, easy-to-use, and highly flexible — computing, storage, and networking resources are used where and when needed.
In our Distributed Cloud Infrastructure report, we explore some examples of current and emerging applications that benefit from the offering: including content delivery networks, data storage with regulatory compliance, hybrid cloud platforms, IoT data processing, video processing, VR/AR, machine learning, and control/decision systems.
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