Global Operations

Global ambition.
Local complexity.

Entering a market takes more than a new cloud region. Local networks, providers and operating requirements shape what you can deploy, how you connect and who keeps it running.

Discuss Your Operations

Global operations are built on regional foundations.

Regional infrastructure.

Compute, carrier services and connectivity come from different regional providers, each with its own delivery and operating model.

Fragmented operations.

Subsidiaries and suppliers bring different inventories, access arrangements and points of contact. Every handoff can lose context.

Market-specific requirements.

Activation, routing, local presence and support requirements shape the service you can actually put into operation.

The business crosses borders.
Your operations should follow.

Discover establishes what is already connected to your business. Reach helps deploy and connect new infrastructure through regional partners. The Exedran Platform brings that work into one operating view.

Five regions.
Many operating realities.

The map shows example networks. Service availability depends on the provider and market.

Start with the questions
your business is asking.

Establish the existing estate, define what the operation needs next, and keep delivery and ownership connected as you expand.

Entering a market

Plan compute, voice, mobile and secure connectivity with regional infrastructure partners.

Integrating an acquisition

Find systems associated with an acquired organization and connect them to the right review teams.

Unifying the estate

Connect regional environments through VPNs and shared access policies, with discovered assets and managed resources in one view.

Explore Discover Explore Reach See the Platform

Know your infrastructure.
Extend your reach.

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Global ambition. Local complexity.

Regional infrastructure.

Fragmented operations.

Market-specific requirements.

The business crosses borders. Your operations should follow.

Five regions. Many operating realities.

Start with the questions your business is asking.