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Quoting, ordering and managing network services often means working across multiple systems and processes. In a Technology Reseller News podcast, GTT’s Laura Lehman speaks about how digital platforms are helping enterprises simplify these tasks.

Modern shoppers expect transactions to be fast, secure and frictionless. When store networks can’t keep up, checkout lines grow, payment terminals slow down and customers walk away. Read the Retail Focus article on how to approach store connectivity.

Risk it’s about over-permissioned, autonomous systems operating at scale. GTT’s CPTO, Fletcher Keister’s guidance reinforces a core principle in Forbes Technology Council: control access tightly and treat AI-driven entities like privileged users.

In a recent Channel Insider feature, Sara Seegers, Senior Vice President Channel Sales, Americas and Channel Chief, GTT, shares how GTT is addressing the growing complexity of AI and security demands with a platform-based approach.

Many enterprises have raced to embrace AI, often overlooking the security implications now reshaping their risk posture. In this interview, GTT’s Chris Bonavita, Vice President, Strategy and Technology Adoption, joins Evan Kirstel to discuss today’s overwhelming security landscape today and what’s ahead. 

AI is reshaping how data moves across network infrastructure. These unpredictable edge-to-core traffic patterns can overwhelm legacy networks. GTT’s Tom Major, explores in Computing Security the need for adaptive networks to handle these new demands.

Doug Green of Technology Reseller News talks with GTT’s Chris Bonavita about his perspective on the role of AI inside the modern SOC. Watch the podcast to learn more.

Nowadays, customers expect low-latency, high-availability connectivity, but require confidence that traffic is protected against direct attacks and the unintended spread of malicious activity across shared infrastructure. In this article for Security Boulevard, GTT’s Richard Modica, Senior Vice President, Carrier Services, explains how AI and machine learning are supporting global network operations in addressing these challenges.

As AI-driven data flows overwhelm legacy networks built for predictability, these need to be re-designed. Paul Morton, Vice President Channel & Wholesale Sales, GTT, explains on ChannelE2E how AI workloads are straining enterprise networks and what channel partners need to consider.

As organizations move into the next phase of AI adoption, Chris Bonavita, GTT VP Strategy & Technology Adoption, explores in an article for RT Insights the key areas enterprises must focus on.

Cloud environments are growing more complex, and risks often linger in the gaps between architecture and daily operations. Many organizations believe they’ve “solved” cloud Identity and Access Management (IAM), but as Fletcher Keister, CPTO of GTT, points out in this Forbes Technology Council article, the rise of AI agents is completely changing the game.

While AI has proven its potential across industries, the real challenge now is operationalizing agentic AI across real-world business environments. In a recent interview, GTT’s SVP of Product Management and Technology, Tom Major, joins tech influencer Evan Kirstel to discuss how enterprises are able to effectively deploy agentic AI at scale.