Karen Leos, VP of Global Sales at Tellabs, joins the conversation to discuss why enterprise connectivity has become essential to business growth, innovation, and operational efficiency.
In this interview, Karen explains why connectivity should be viewed as the digital nervous system of modern organizations, supporting everything from day-to-day operations to smart buildings, cybersecurity, and AI-driven transformation.
She also breaks down the hidden risks and costs of relying on legacy network infrastructure, and why more businesses are turning to optical fiber and network modernization to stay competitive, resilient, and future-ready.
Topics covered include:
- Why enterprise connectivity is foundational to business success
- The hidden business risks of outdated network technology
- How optical fiber improves performance, scalability, and efficiency
- The role of connectivity in digital transformation and smart buildings
- What’s next for AI, wireless innovation, and enterprise networks
This episode is a must-listen for business leaders, IT decision-makers, and anyone navigating the future of digital infrastructure.
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