MEF16 – Fujitsu’s Ralph Santitoro on LSO Becoming Real
Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO), SDN and NFV are becoming real, says Fujitsu’s Ralph Santitoro, speaking at #MEF16 in Baltimore.
There is a lot of complexity with SDN and LSO. This requires the integration of many types of products and VNFs. The need for open environments adds to this integration challenge.
At this year’s MEF16, Fujitsu’s SDN/NFV Solutions Practice won the award for “Best Consulting Practice”.
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