I count my time working with Chris among my most rewarding professional experiences. Chris is someone with a voracious appetite for knowledge and a desire to understand the world around him. While these traits make him an incredible thought partner that excels at introducing new concepts and riffing off the ideas of others…it also makes him a multiplier, someone that helps others sharpen their own thinking by forcing them to be more introspective, to be more curious about what’s possible, and to think critically and objectively about the reality of a situation.
Chris is a tide that raises many boats, not just through his ability to cultivate innovation and promote positive disruption, but by the example he sets. Chris is one of the most accountable people I’ve ever known and consistently demonstrated a knack for bringing order to chaos, prioritizing diffuse – and often conflicting – objectives, and producing positive outcomes in situations where the deck seemed stacked in such a way that that doing so appeared impossible.
NaaS adoption will likely increase by 2024. But, like most trends in networking, the shift won’t happen immediately. Enterprises will need to make the transition from an on-premises network to a cloud-native networking strategy, and it might take some organizations longer than others. Enterprises that adopt NaaS could gain support from a third-party provider, as well as benefit from cost savings, privacy and improved QoS, among other benefits that support ever-evolving enterprise networks…
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