The telecom, IT, and ITES industry requires data management at a mega scale due to the voluminous data generated on a daily basis in these organizations. The IT sector can use cloud-based solutions for activities such as project management, maintenance of operational schedules, connecting developers and customers, and digital data management. The industry is evolving the architecture of its networks and systems. Cloud computing complements the telecommunication and ITES industry, as it allows the enterprises to gain the benefits of cloud-based technology for their core competencies such as network connectivity, security, customer relationship, and end-to-end service level monitoring. Hybrid integration platform standards provide more choice for IT customers through interoperability and portability between on-premises and cloud environments. Topology and Orchestration Specification for Cloud Applications (TOSCA) describes the topology and orchestration of IT services, including their structures, properties, and behaviors. The hybrid integration platform allows operators and security administrators to automatically deploy security policies and functions in cloud networks to save OPEX and substantially reduce manual workload. Some of the key players offering hybrid integration platform in this vertical are Red Hat and IBM.
Hybrid Integration Platform in IT and Telecom
The hybrid integration platform is also known as HIP. It is a technological shift in the digital world that provides an organization with all the tools so that they can easily integrate data and applications on any on-premises and cloud environment. The hybrid integration platform is the leading facilitator for the success of any organization. It is the combination of on-premises and cloud set of applications.