Xerox is Adopting Verizon’s Network to Accelerate the Organization’s Reinvention.

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Xerox is Adopting Verizon’s Network to Accelerate the Organization’s Reinvention.
Verizon NaaS is a digital-first, integrated solution that Xerox Holdings Corporation XRX chose to improve its IT infrastructure. It combines virtual and physical assets to give the enterprise more flexibility and agility in its IT framework. It also connects users and applications across the cloud, data centers, offices, and remote workers seamlessly. With Naas, businesses can have more visibility, control over their network operations, and make smarter decisions.

Xerox, the market leader in contractual print and document services, wants to simplify its IT system to boost its efficiency and user satisfaction. It will deploy Verizon’s network solution in 300 of its locations around the world.

Verizon Naas solutions offer secure and reliable Internet access with a robust network platform. They also include a range of pre-configured and managed services such as WAN, LAN, and WLAN. In addition, Verizon will provide other services such as Contact Center Management, Network and Security Consulting Services, Verizon Operational and Financial Governance and Verizon Maintenance across the Network using Verizon Care.

Usually, upgrading the network infrastructure of enterprises requires a large initial investment, which is a difficult task. Verizon’s subscription-based model solves this problem and helps Xerox allocate its resources better. Verizon’s advanced networking solutions will help Xerox create an effective IT environment, stay ahead of the competition, and provide excellent services to its customers.

Verizon has one of the most efficient wireless networks in the United States. It keeps using the latest 4G LTE Advanced technologies to deliver faster data speeds and capacity for its customers. It also plans, engineers, and invests with the customer in mind. Verizon is working hard to extend its fiber optics networks to support 4G LTE and 5G wireless standards, as well as wireline connections.

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March 2, 2024 at 4:21 PM