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WELCOME TO THE COLT ON DEMAND KNOWLEDGE CENTER

WELCOME TO COLT ON DEMAND

NEW – we have recently launched a new "quote centric" On Demand Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO) portal that enables customers to create, store, and later convert quotes into orders. You can find out more here

The cloud has had a fundamental impact on the way that enterprises consume IT services. Colt On Demand brings the flexibility and agility of the cloud to the network, via a Network as a Service (NaaS) platform model.

The On Demand platform uses software-defined networking and real-time automation to enable a better networking experience. Via the Colt On Demand platform, customers can request connectivity to over 1,200 data centres, 32,000+ Colt connected enterprise offices and millions of off-net locations via our integrated carrier partners. Customers can also use the platform to connect to 300+ cloud-on-ramp locations or spin up an enterprise grade Internet connection.

On Demand enables customers to:

  • Order services via a portal or API

  • Upgrade a bandwidth or make a configuration change in near real time

  • Connect to a range of public clouds – including AWS, Google, IBM, Microsoft Azure and Oracle

  • Connect to the public Internet

  • Flex service bandwidths in line with demand in near real time

  • Choose from two commercial models – a next generation On Demand model, and a more traditional pricing model

Three connectivity offerings underpin the Colt On Demand NaaS platform:

1. ETHERNET ON DEMAND

A private connection between data centres and enterprise office locations.

Ethernet On Demand

2. INTERNET ON DEMAND

Enterprise grade Dedicated Internet Access (DIA).

Internet On Demand

3. CLOUD ON DEMAND

Connectivity into the public cloud.

Cloud On Demand

QUESTIONS? WE'RE HERE TO HELP.

Speak with one of our specialists today. We’re here to offer advice, provide further information and to answer any queries you may have.

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