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Scaling AI in the Enterprise: From Pilot to Process

Scaling AI in the Enterprise: From Pilot to Process

by | Oct 21, 2026 | , ,

Whether it’s a chatbot prototype or an AI-powered analytics tool, many companies have been experimenting with AI over the past two years. The results of the pilot phase were often promising. Nevertheless, the majority of these projects remain shelved as proof-of-concepts. The reason for failing to make the leap to full-scale production rarely lies in the technology itself, but rather in the infrastructure, the costs, and a lack of clarity regarding responsibilities. We’ll show you how to...

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How does artificial intelligence really work?

How does artificial intelligence really work?

by | Oct 14, 2026

Hardly any other tech topic is currently generating as much hype as artificial intelligence. At the same time, very few people can explain what actually happens inside an AI system when you enter a question and receive a ready-to-print answer seconds later. That’s...

Interview Series: Joshua Hartmann on Managed Services & AI

Interview Series: Joshua Hartmann on Managed Services & AI

by | Oct 7, 2026

Every story begins with people who make a difference. In our interview series, it is precisely these people who have their say: NWS employees who share their experiences, ideas and insights with us. We want to know what drives them and what we can all learn from them....

Secure AI Agents: Docker sbx, OpenCode, and Autonomous LLMs

Secure AI Agents: Docker sbx, OpenCode, and Autonomous LLMs

by | Sep 30, 2026

If you’ve experimented with Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, and the like over the past two years, or even work with them on a daily basis, you’ve surely noticed a few quirks of these AI agents: Searching for and downloading content from the internet on their own,...

Cloud

Virtual Private Cloud: A Secure Network in the Cloud

Virtual Private Cloud: A Secure Network in the Cloud

by | Sep 23, 2026

Every request you send in an app, every backup that runs overnight, every API call between two microservices: Behind all of this is a network that reliably and securely moves data from point A to point B. Although this network is invisible in the cloud, it determines...

Assessing Cloud Readiness: Your Practical Checklist

Assessing Cloud Readiness: Your Practical Checklist

by | Sep 16, 2026

Many companies opt for the cloud, provision their first resources, and then realize a few weeks later that the application isn’t scaling as hoped, the team is overwhelmed by operations, and no one really feels accountable. The problem rarely lies with the technology....

Cloud Storage: Block, File, and Object Storage Explained

Cloud Storage: Block, File, and Object Storage Explained

by | Sep 2, 2026

You want to store something in the cloud, and suddenly you’re faced with three terms that all seem to mean the same thing: block storage, file storage, and object storage. It might sound like splitting hairs, but this decision will ultimately determine whether your...

Kubernetes

GitOps in Practice: GitOps with ArgoCD and Flux

GitOps in Practice: GitOps with ArgoCD and Flux

by | Sep 10, 2026

GitOps with ArgoCD and Flux has established itself as the standard approach to continuous delivery on Kubernetes. At NWS, for example, we use ArgoCD to operate the NETWAYS Cloud. Both tools are CNCF Graduated projects, but they follow different philosophies. The...

Pod Security Standards in Kubernetes

Pod Security Standards in Kubernetes

by | Aug 5, 2026

It has been over five years since Pod Security Policies (PSP) in Kubernetes were replaced by the newer Pod Security Standards (PSS). One of the main reasons for this major change was to simplify management - and yet, even today, Pod Security Standards are still far...

Managed Services

Interview Series: Joshua Hartmann on Managed Services & AI

Interview Series: Joshua Hartmann on Managed Services & AI

by | Oct 7, 2026

Every story begins with people who make a difference. In our interview series, it is precisely these people who have their say: NWS employees who share their experiences, ideas and insights with us. We want to know what drives them and what we can all learn from them....

Managed Cloud Services: What Are They?

Managed Cloud Services: What Are They?

by | Aug 19, 2026

If you run an application in the cloud, you usually only see a small part of it: your dashboard, your deployments, and maybe a few charts. What you don’t see is what really makes a managed cloud service stand out. For example, monitoring systems that run around the...

Cybersecurity-as-a-Service as part of managed services

Cybersecurity-as-a-Service as part of managed services

by | Jun 3, 2026

Cybersecurity-as-a-Service (CSaaS) is a specialized sub-sector of managed services in which external service providers (Managed Security Service Providers, MSSPs) take over the security infrastructure as well as the monitoring and management of IT systems. In view of...

AI

Scaling AI in the Enterprise: From Pilot to Process

Scaling AI in the Enterprise: From Pilot to Process

by | Oct 21, 2026

Whether it’s a chatbot prototype or an AI-powered analytics tool, many companies have been experimenting with AI over the past two years. The results of the pilot phase were often promising. Nevertheless, the majority of these projects remain shelved as...

How does artificial intelligence really work?

How does artificial intelligence really work?

by | Oct 14, 2026

Hardly any other tech topic is currently generating as much hype as artificial intelligence. At the same time, very few people can explain what actually happens inside an AI system when you enter a question and receive a ready-to-print answer seconds later. That’s...

Secure AI Agents: Docker sbx, OpenCode, and Autonomous LLMs

Secure AI Agents: Docker sbx, OpenCode, and Autonomous LLMs

by | Sep 30, 2026

If you’ve experimented with Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, and the like over the past two years, or even work with them on a daily basis, you’ve surely noticed a few quirks of these AI agents: Searching for and downloading content from the internet on their own,...

Events

KubeCon 2026: Gliders, Drones and Lots of Kubernetes

KubeCon 2026: Gliders, Drones and Lots of Kubernetes

by | Apr 1, 2026

What do a glider, drones, CERN and Uber have in common? They all shared the keynote stage at KubeCon 2026 in Amsterdam last week. As a Silver Member of the CNCF, NWS was once again on site with part of the team. Find out what Sebastian, Achim, Justin, Dominik, Martin...

Review: OpenInfra Summit 2025

Review: OpenInfra Summit 2025

by | Nov 19, 2025

The OpenInfra Summit 2025 was once again held in Europe last month. Just outside Paris, developers, operators and decision-makers from all corners of the world came together to discuss the latest developments in cloud-native infrastructure, edge computing and...

NETWAYS on the road – our KubeCon London Review

NETWAYS on the road – our KubeCon London Review

by | Apr 10, 2025

Last week it was time again - the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe in London was on the agenda! As in previous years, NETWAYS Managed Services was there again with some colleagues - not least because our membership in the CNCF was officially announced. You can find out...