Colt Technology Services

Colt Technology Services, a provider of high bandwidth and on-demand connectivity, is transforming its global IQ Packet Network through the deployment of Cisco’s cutting-edge Silicon One hardware alongside 400G OpenZR+

Andrew Edison, vice president global enterprise & capital markets at Colt Technology Services, is lucky enough to have travelled the world. But the most important lesson he learned, he says,

AT&T and Colt Technology Services have completed the first application of MEF’s LSO (Lifecycle Service Orchestration) Sonata APIs, allowing business customers to order services across multiple carriers virtually seamlessly.

Colt Technology Services to deliver on-demand high bandwidth solutions to more regions, as the organisation continues to upgrade its network to ensure it’s the ideal backbone for enterprises globally.

John Baldwin, the voice and unified communications director at Colt Technology Services explains how international businesses can increase productivity and employee satisfaction by tightly integrating key desktop applications and unified

Colt Technology Services has launched Colt Intelligent Communications. This is an enterprise solution integrating Microsoft’s cloud productivity applications with Colt’s voice and data networks to deliver end-to-end performance, security and reliability for

MEF has announced the titles of nearly 20 Proof of Concept (PoC) Showcase demonstrations that will be presented at the MEF18 global networking event (mef18event.com), held 29 October – 2 November 2018 in Los Angeles,

Colt Technology Services announced the appointment of Keri Gilder as chief commercial officer for the business. Keri forms part of the executive leadership team, reporting directly to Carl Grivner, Colt’s chief

Colt Technology Services announced two SDN launches – the expansion of its SD WAN solutions across Asia Pacific and North America, and the launch of its on demand offering in Singapore.

The imminent rollout of 5G mobile networks has major implications for the supporting backhaul infrastructure which need to be addressed sooner rather than later, writes Stephan Wanke, the vice president