Connectbase Founder and CEO, Ben Edmond, discusses how fragmented supply chains and business systems force enterprises to stitch together global networks through tedious manual processes. And how automation, data-driven strategies, and standardized APIs can unify platforms, simplify procurement, and optimize connectivity solutions. But, can supply chain players come together effectively to enable enterprises to easily purchase guaranteed worldwide connectivity?

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In this Executives at the Edge episode, host Pascal Menezes explores these topics and more with Ben Edmond of Connectbase:

• What challenges do businesses face when sourcing connectivity solutions across diverse ecosystems?
• Why is an open ecosystem essential for connectivity providers, and how is collaboration fostered among different platforms?
• How does automation and standardization simplify and accelerate procurement?
• What role does data-driven insight play in optimizing network stability and performance? Learn More* See how MEF is building an automated ecosystem.
• Learn how MEF LSO APIs automate the service lifecycle.
• Read MEF’s State of the Industry report on service automation. About Our GuestBen Edmond, Founder and CEO, Connectbase

Prior to founding Connectbase, Mr. Edmond served as the Chief Revenue Officer at Global Capacity, where he was responsible for all aspects of the company’s customer go-to-market strategy and execution. Mr. Edmond has 20 years of experience in the fiber, telecom, and networking industries, encompassing broad expertise in the areas of executive leadership, strategy, customer experience, sales, marketing, and operations.Executives at the Edge podcast is brought to you by MEF, an industry association of 200 service, technology, and cloud providers who together accelerate enterprise digital transformation.

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