February podzine and green paper

Includes interviews with NTT Ltd, Avenga and F-Secure and a free downloadable green paper

Written by

Teresa Cottam

In the February issue of our Omnizine we have our latest ‘Big Idea’ of 2020 – the Nanobusiness – with a free Green Paper for you to download, plus interviews with:

Chief Analyst Teresa Cottam
Provides an overview of the nanobusiness market

Teresa

Jump to interview: 0.20

Matthew Gyde – CEO of Security Division, NTT Ltd
Who gives an update on NTT Ltd and their plans in the managed security space

matt gyde

Jump to interview: 3.40

Jan Webering – CEO of Avenga
Introduces Avenga and explains what the company’s plans are going forward

jan

Jump to interview: 20.25

Tim Orchard – EVP Managed Detection and Response, F-Secure
Talks about how the security market is changing and how his company works with service providers

tim

Jump to interview: 29.14

Useful links

Downloadable paper:

Downloadable paper (PDF): New Business Category – NanobusinessesDownload

Link to January Omnizine

Link to March Omnizine

Downloadable paper (PDF): A new approach to market segmentationDownload

Related posts:

  1. Omnizine May 2020
  2. Omnizine January 2020
  3. Cyber resilience must prioritise the user
  4. March 2020 podzine

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