Looking to better meet its customer needs and expand its footprint in its addressable market, communications technology provider Nokia has revealed it is strengthening its software portfolio in the areas of security, automation and monetisation, with artificial intelligence (AI) binding the portfolio together.
The company said the move reflected the continued evolution of its software business and would be part of a move to build on the success of rearchitecting its applications to make them fully cloud-native and deployable in any cloud environment – edge, public or private. Nokia also announced that it would be launching several software-as-a-service (SaaS) services to provide enterprises with faster time to value in operating their networks.
