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What motivates CSPs to adopt cloud native? Where are they in the transformation?
What obstacles do CSPs encounter? How do they choose cloud native providers?
See the results of the survey, conducted in 3Q 2021, co-sponsored by Nokia.
Demographics
Mobile and converged operators made up the bulk of Heavy Reading’s survey respondent pool, accounting for almost three-quarters of overall responses (see Figure 1). An additional 19% came from the fixed-line and cable operator community. The remaining 9% hailed from hosting/cloud providers, mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs)/mobile virtual network enablers (MVNEs) with infrastructure, and over-the-top (OTT) service providers.
Regional breakdown
Just under half of the survey respondents are from the US. Europe, the Middle East, and Africa account for 20% of respondents. The remainder of North and South America make up 19% of respondents. The remaining 13% of the respondents are from the Asia Pacific region.
Job function
As is the case with most Heavy Reading surveys, two-thirds of the respondents (66%) were from technical networking roles: planning and engineering, R&D, and network operations. Almost one-fifth were from management and marketing. The data center, IT, and cloud made up 10% of respondents. The remaining 5% came from finance, security, and software engineering.
Cloud native plans are already underway
Heavy Reading was interested in understanding the details of cloud native deployments in terms of drivers, challenges, goals, and more, so we restricted the respondent pool to CSPs with plans to deploy cloud native technology within 24 months. They were not hard to find. Half of the respondents have already deployed a cloud native platform, and the remaining half plan to do so within the next 24 months.
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