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Juniper India hosts Partner Summit 2015

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Juniper India hosts Partner Summit 2015

Juniper Networks hosted the Juniper India Partner Summit 2015 in Jaipur. This exclusive event showcased how Juniper’s accelerating market innovation, helps drive growth and profitability for partners and ensures a win-win relationship for both sides.

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The event got together renowned speakers from industry, covering more than 30 topics across 5 key areas. Besides nominees from Juniper Networks, representatives from partner organizations and providers of cloud-based marketing platforms took part in the event.

The event drew a host of renowned speakers from across the industry, covering more than 30 topics across 5 key areas. Besides nominees from Juniper Networks, representatives from partner organizations and providers of cloud-based marketing platforms also took part in the event.

Apart from the knowledge sharing that happened, the conference also facilitated a lot of cross-platform and enterprise dialogue, and also built closer relationships between the attendees. The event also allowed extensive insight that allowed partners to see with greater clarity the larger picture comprising of industry specific innovations and dialogue. It enabled different players to come together, discuss, debate and re-envision a larger dynamic and integrated network. This process was actualized through the various sessions on a wide array of topics that were part of the conference.

The keynote session by Ashish Dhawan (managing director – India and South Asia, Juniper Networks) set the tone for the event on the opening day by tracing the emergence of the platform oriented business model and its influences and implications on the technology industry at large. His core argument centered on the empowering nature of the platform with its ability to connect, provide services and not just limit itself to a tangible product. He went on to highlight how platforms are drawing value from network effects, i.e., the platform becomes more valuable when more people use it. Most importantly, they are beating products each and every time.

Ashish alluded to platforms of the future like City as a Platform, Smart Grid as a Platform, Education as a Platform and Healthcare as a Platform. He stressed on the shift brought about by the platform model.

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