Network as a service is network you consume, not network you buy.
Buying circuits and hardware on long contracts locks up capital and leaves you paying for capacity you do not use. Network as a service moves connectivity to a managed monthly line that scales with demand, delivered managed, self-service, or hybrid, whichever fits how you run.
Connectivity, delivered as a service.
Stop buying and depreciating network hardware and long contracts. Consume connectivity as a managed monthly service that scales with what you actually use.
Let us run it end to end, drive it yourself from the dashboard, or split the two. You choose how much of the day-to-day you want to own.
We provision and manage across the carriers and fabrics that fit each site, so you get the right underlay without juggling five vendors.
Bandwidth flexes up for peaks and down when sites are quiet, pairing naturally with Vigilis Flux so you never pay full price around the clock.
What network as a service changes.
Network as a service is an operating model for consuming connectivity and related management as an ongoing service. The provider coordinates design, provisioning, service records, changes, and support while the customer sets performance, location, security, and approval requirements.
NaaS can shift eligible network spending from capital projects toward recurring operating expense, but accounting treatment depends on the contract and your organization's policies. It does not remove the need for network architecture, access controls, or service ownership.
Managed, self-service, or hybrid.
| Model | Customer controls | Provider operates |
|---|---|---|
| Managed | Architecture, policies, budgets, and approvals | Provisioning, inventory, monitoring workflow, and carrier coordination |
| Self-service | Configuration and approved service changes through the platform | The service fabric, APIs, and fulfillment path |
| Hybrid | Selected sites, services, or change types | The remaining operational scope under shared controls |
Where NaaS fits, and where it does not.
Own the outcome, not the hardware.
Network as a service moves connectivity off the balance sheet and into a managed monthly line. Instead of buying circuits and gear on long CapEx contracts, you consume network as an elastic service, delivered and managed the way you want.