Cerillion Blog

In a world first, Telefónica is moving its core network to a public cloud, and taking one million 5G subscribers in Germany with it. What does cloudification mean for its customers, and for other telcos still clinging to physical infrastructure?

Cerillion is back for this year’s MWC Barcelona, one of the biggest annual events in the telecoms industry’s calendar. Be sure to join us there, in person or virtually, to talk telecoms and tapas!

For digital-intensive businesses who live in fear of that next cloud services bill, FinOps offers a proactive solution, anticipating and integrating dynamic cloud usage into the development cycle. What are the key tenets of FinOps, and how can it radically improve your transformation efforts?

Though Managed Services have been around for years, the impact of the coronavirus pandemic and a rapidly changing telecoms landscape is generating renewed interest in this key IT strategy. What makes Managed Services such an attractive proposition for CSPs now?

As the subscriptions industry proves its resilience to the shocks of 2020, we look ahead to what big trends we think are in store for businesses in 2021, a year of consolidation and transformation.

With more and more enterprises turning to multiple cloud services, a move to distributed cloud set-ups becomes increasingly likely – perhaps even necessary. What are the differences between these two discrete cloud implementations, and what are the relative benefits and drawbacks of each approach? Cerillion Product Director Brian Coombs writes.

Microservices architecture has been hyped as the latest and greatest software model that will increase your flexibility, accelerate time-to-market and underpin your digital transformations. However, it’s not without its drawbacks. Brian Coombs, Product Director at Cerillion, explains why a pragmatic approach is required to ensure microservices are used where there are significant benefits to be gained, and not just for the sake of it.

There seems to be a growing perception that if software is offered through the cloud it comes with no cost or at a very low cost. Richard Doughty, Business Development Director at Cerillion, debunks this myth in an interview with Shashank Venkat.