OpenStack & Beyond Podcast – Episode 8 | Live From Mobile World Congress Talking NFV

Mobile World Congress was a whirlwind event this year and there was no shortage of NFV interest and talk throughout the 4-day conference. The OpenStack & Beyond team made sure to get in on the action by hosting a live episode straight from the floor (well, in a meeting room).
Hosted by Nati Shalom, we had an all-star panel this episode, including participants from Intel, VMware, Metaswitch, and GigaSpaces. They all had very interesting viewpoints on the growth and maturity of NFV in the marketplace. The discussion covered topics ranging from issues of vendor lock-in to microservices and DevOps to the varying approaches of implementing NFV.
We hope you enjoy this fantastic episode, which inludes our esteemed panelists:



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Petar Torre is Technical Lead at Intel Service Provider Group for strategic programs in datacenter, network and service transformations. Within Communications Service Provider infrastructure focus Petar is working on key CommSP projects and ecosystem enablement.
Vanessa Little is the Global Lead NFV Ecosystem Architecture at VMware.
Paul Drew has been with Metaswitch for more than 20 years, and is currently responsible for mobile infrastructure development and Project Clearwater, Metaswitch’s open source IMS Core.
Arthur Berezin is the Cloudify Product Manager at GigaSpaces. Previously, he was Senior Technical Product Manager with Red Hat’s OpenStack Product Management Group. Arthur has great deal of experience with Cloud, Virtualization, Infrastructure, and Open Source technologies working with companies of various sizes from large enterprises to start-ups. You can read more of Arthur’s work on his blog.
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