Resilient communications study

Does your country own its ability to communicate?

Or does your vendor?

Most governments don't know the answer - until a vendor fails, withdraws its service or its solution goes end of life.

Ensuring resilience means never being dependent on a single vendor.

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Does your country own its ability to communicate?

Sovereignty and resilience
What the study covers

An overview of what genuine sovereignty for real time communications looks like, and a checklist to assess where your organisation stands today.

The real-world outages and geopolitical events that have exposed the fragility of centralised communications
The three structural pillars of genuine organisational autonomy
A digital resilience checklist: can you answer yes to every question?

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"Digital sovereignty means having choices, so no single technology and provider becomes a dependency that can be used against our interests."

Karsten Wildberger
Federal Minister for Digital, Germany

Sovereignty needs an interoperable open standard. That standard exists today.
It's called Matrix, and it's already deployed by more than 25 governments.

Does your country own its ability to communicate?

Sovereignty and resilienceWhat the study covers

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Sovereignty and resilience
What the study covers