Blog posts by Bart Salaets
Field Chief Technology Officer | F5
Blog posts written by Bart Salaets(19)
Data sovereignty: New pressures force organizations to rethink risk
The question is no longer just about where data and applications reside. It’s about who controls them, who can access them, and whether organizations can maintain operational flexibility.
By Bart Salaets
Operational sovereignty: Building resilience in an unpredictable world
For many organizations, the issue is no longer just controlling data. It’s maintaining the ability to operate, adapt, and recover as laws and conditions evolve.
By Bart Salaets
Why digital sovereignty is ratcheting up the priority list
Many organizations are rethinking where applications run, who controls critical services, and how dependent they have become on external technology providers.
By Bart Salaets
Operational sovereignty: Why digital portability drives resilience
Learn how operational sovereignty boosts resilience and why having the right tools is critical to staying ahead in an unpredictable world.
By Bart Salaets
Extinguishing the Ball of Fire: Simplifying the Complexity of a Hybrid, Multicloud Landscape
By simplifying the complexity of today’s distributed IT environments, enterprises can reduce risk and costs, while operating at the speed their business demands.
By Bart SalaetsSix Reasons Why Hybrid, Multicloud Is the New Normal for Enterprises
Find out why organizations are deploying their applications across a hybrid and multicloud landscape.
By Bart SalaetsGetting ready for the EU Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)
DORA will prompt thousands of financial entities in the EU and beyond to step up their security measures. Bart Salaets explores what organizations need to know and how they can ensure compliance.
By Bart SalaetsGetting Ahead of NIS2: How F5 Can Help
How F5 can help you meet NIS2’s rigorous risk management and reporting requirements.
By Bart SalaetsNIS2: A Stark New Spotlight on Cybersecurity
New EU directive means many more businesses need better security, visibility, and control.
By Bart SalaetsMulti-Cloud Networking for Telcos: No Pain, More Gain
Bart Salaets explores how telcos can make the most of multi-cloud networking.
By Bart SalaetsHow Telcos Can Embrace the Edge
Telcos can help enterprises realize the full potential of edge computing. But what tools do they need to make it happen?
By Bart SalaetsTailoring Kubernetes for Telcos
How operators can take full advantage of Kubernetes for deploying and managing IT and Telco workloads.
By Bart SalaetsNew 5G Horizons for Telco Architectures
From a business perspective, a horizontal telco cloud architecture has several advantages over more traditional approaches. In addition to overall flexibility, it enables the telco to bring its teleco...
By Bart SalaetsIn the NIC of Time
If you removed the case of your desktop computer back in the 1990s, one of the first things you’d see is a network interface card (NIC). Unlikely as it may sound, the humble NIC is now set to help the...
By Bart SalaetsWhy NFV is More Relevant Than Ever in 2020
While it is true that adoption rates have fallen short of initial predictions, there is plenty of evidence to suggest that NFV is as relevant as it’s ever been. Perhaps even more so.
By Bart SalaetsService Providers on the Edge: Common Automation Frameworks and the End of Speed and Security Compromises
In the service provider realm’s not-too-distant past, there was a distinct line in the sand. On the one side, networking and security teams spearheaded the evolution to an NFV architecture, with a str...
By Bart SalaetsEdge Computing: A Game Changer for Service Providers?
Soon, every organization dealing with multiple interconnected devices and rapid data processing demands will need an edge computing strategy, not to mention the technology to make it all work.
By Bart SalaetsUnlocking smart core network slicing for IoT and MVNOs
Network slicing is one of the most important 5G innovations available to mobile operators, allowing them to subdivide one physical network into multiple logical networks.
By Bart SalaetsVirtualizing the Gi LAN – Do’s and Don’ts
After many years of discussions and proof of concepts, network functions virtualization (NFV) is now moving away from the conceptual to the realization stage.
By Bart Salaets