- I ditched my daily driver Bose headphones for the XM6 - and I'm hesitant to go back
- This Lenovo ThinkPad is my top pick for remote work - and it's nearly 50% off now
- I invested in this 3-in-1 robot vacuum, and it's paying off for my home
- I've tested the Meta Ray-Bans for months, and these 5 features still amaze me
- My new favorite iPhone portable charger has a magnetic superpower - and it's cheap
NaaS: Is it right for you, and how do you pick a vendor?

Enterprises have become comfortable switching from the purchase-and-refresh cycle for servers, storage and applications to a cloud-based as-a-service approach. So, why not take the same tack when it comes to the network?
That’s the concept behind Network-as-a-Service (NaaS), which promises predictable costs, increased agility, better performance, cloud-style scalability, timely integration of new technologies, service-provider-level security, and a high degree of automation.