Network-as-a-Service refers to the delivery of network hardware, software, and services by a third party on a subscription basis. This model allows businesses to pay for only what they use, preserving capital and avoiding expensive infrastructure and rigid contracts. It provides flexibility to scale the network according to changing needs.

NaaS supports hybrid workplaces by providing the necessary reliability, security, and scalability that modern businesses require. As employee demands increase and the number of devices grows, NaaS allows companies to proactively manage their networks, ensuring they can deliver innovation and drive business outcomes without being constrained by limited budgets or skill gaps.

Including managed services in a NaaS solution allows businesses to leverage the expertise and experience of networking professionals. This ensures that the network runs efficiently, freeing up internal teams to focus on delivering new capabilities and value to the business, rather than getting bogged down in network management.