Blacklisting the White Box: Why Open Networking Solutions Aren’t Catching On in Spite of the Financial Incentives

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Jun 08, 2018

Despite the possibility of saving public money and providing additional capabilities, government IT refuses to exercise its consumer choice with networking vendors. We’ll explore the four pillars of consumer lock-in to explain why the ‘white box’ approach to networking is still not catching on.

Blacklisting the White Box: Why Open Networking Solutions Aren’t Catching On in Spite of the Financial Incentives

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