As IT and networking become indivisible, it is increasingly challenging for enterprises to ensure a good user experience at connectivity, device management and applications layers, especially when they have to upgrade their networks. One solution is to turn to a network-as-a-service (NWaaS) offering, and telcos and IT service providers are piling into this space. HPE subsidiary Aruba Networks launched its first offering in this area at its recent APAC Atmosphere conference in Singapore, which will deliver elements of its Mobile First Platform for enterprises as-a-service. The platform, based on Aruba’s WiFi, Bluetooth, wired and wide area network infrastructure, will support network controls, network management, policy management, cloud networking, network analytics and location services, in order to deliver third party IT…