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SDN, Cloud, Microsegmentation, Next-Generation “X” – new technologies are full of promise, and challenges. BTA has handled them all. BTA’s Technology Workshops cut through the hype, focusing on business requirements and real technological capabilities, to deliver actual business benefit and technical expertise.
BTA’s Technology Workshops are highly interactive engagements designed to apply new technologies to real business requirements.
There are 2 types: Familiarization Workshops, and Engagement Workshops, and all follow this proven structure:
Coupled with BTA’s “Always Be Mentoring” philosophy, these Workshops have enabled hundreds of successful new technology implementations.
These are two- to four-hour workshops designed to cut through new technology hype and provide real-world applications to your business requirements. Familiarization workshops provide a comfort level with new technologies, and an understanding of how they can enable business success.
These are multi-day workshops that deliver actionable assessments, solution designs, and deployment plans. Engagement Workshops go deep, building a comprehensive understanding of your business needs. We’ll then dive into the infrastructure, documenting capabilities, processes & challenges. Business needs drive use cases, which are prioritized according to business value and cost-complexity. Engagement Workshops help
customers build, or validate, their new technology strategy.
BTA is a pure-services, full-stack Enterprise Networking consultancy. We run expert practices in Security, Cloud, Connectivity, and Automation. We have the experience you need.
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