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Business Upturn
2 days ago
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Juniper Networks Wins Four Awards at Interop Tokyo 2025
By Business Wire India Published on June 19, 2025, 14:10 IST TOKYO, Japan: Juniper Networks , a leader in secure, AI-native networks, today announced that it has won two 'Best of Show' awards at Interop Tokyo 2025 , maintaining its impressive winning streak of continuous wins at the prestigious industry conference since 2007. The latest awards recognize Juniper's commitment to ensuring an exceptional client-to-cloud operator and end-user experience through Juniper's industry-leading Mist™ AI-native networking platform . Juniper received four awards across four categories this year, including the Special Prize award: The 'Best of Show' awards regularly receive hundreds of nominations from across the industry, evaluated by a judging panel of industry experts and executives. 'We are honored to once again be recognized at Interop Tokyo with several 'Best of Show' and other awards,' said Tomohiro Furuya, VP & Country Manager, Japan, Juniper Networks. 'This continued recognition reflects the strength of our Mist AI-native networking platform and the dedication of our teams in helping customers in Japan and globally deliver exceptional experiences by leveraging networks built with AI and for AI.' With a rich tradition since 1994, Interop Tokyo has grown into one of the largest internet technology trade shows in Asia, noted for being a leading showcase of cutting-edge networking products, solutions and services on a global stage. Attracting over 150,000 attendees each year, it features an extensive agenda of keynotes, seminars, conferences and live product demonstrations by leading networking companies from across the world. Award-Winning Product Highlights: Category: Network Infrastructure (Enterprise) EX4000 Ethernet Switch The EX4000 switch line , with Juniper Wired Assurance and Marvis AI , delivers AI-Native automation, insight and assurance to more enterprises. Delivering exceptional user and operator experiences for L2/L3 deployments, the cloud-native, Wi-Fi 7 -enabled EX4000 redefines what's possible at the access layer through innovations in AI-driven operations – enabling seamless deployments across branch and remote offices, in retail, K-12, and more. Tap into the power of Juniper's proven AIOps that leverages the right data and the right responses to unlock simplified, compromise-free switching at the edge. with Juniper and , delivers AI-Native automation, insight and assurance to more enterprises. Delivering exceptional user and operator experiences for L2/L3 deployments, the cloud-native, -enabled EX4000 redefines what's possible at the access layer through innovations in AI-driven operations – enabling seamless deployments across branch and remote offices, in retail, K-12, and more. Tap into the power of Juniper's proven that leverages the right data and the right responses to unlock simplified, compromise-free switching at the edge. Multiple fixed form factors are available in 8, 12-, 24- and 48-port configurations, with optional PoE and multigigabit ports, and fanless models for deployment at the edge. This flexibility enables customers to deploy in more use cases while realizing the benefits of Marvis AI for seamless experiences and reduced operational costs. Category: Network Infrastructure (Carrier/ISP) Juniper's 800G Linear Pluggable Optics Transceiver (OSFP-800G-DR8-PL) Delivering high-density 800GbE connectivity and engineered for high-performance networks for AI workloads, the Linear Pluggable Optic (OSFP-800G-DR8-PL) reduces power consumption, addressing key sustainability challenges in large data centers, and is qualified for use across Juniper's 800GbE-capable PTX and QFX product families. Category: Security (High Performance) SRX4700 Firewall The SRX4700 next-generation firewall is designed for service providers, cloud providers, and large enterprises. The 1 R-U device delivers the industry's highest firewall throughput per rack unit, up to 1.4 Tbps. It supports 400 Gbps interfaces with wire-speed MACsec to safeguard data in motion. The SRX4700 integrates networking and security into a single platform. It features zero-trust capabilities, EVPN-VXLAN fabric integration, and AI Predictive Threat Prevention for ultra-high security efficacy. Centrally managed by Juniper Security Director Cloud , it delivers IPsec VPN, Carrier-Grade Network Address Translation (CGNAT), and unified policy management for securing your network reliably. it delivers IPsec VPN, Carrier-Grade Network Address Translation (CGNAT), and unified policy management for securing your network reliably. The SRX4700 Firewall is integral to Juniper's Connected Security Distributed Services Architecture and empowers organizations to operationalize zero trust across their networks. Category: ShowNet Contribution Ultra Ethernet Interoperability Testing Juniper Networks, Spirent Communications , and TOYO Corporation collaborated on a technical proof-of-concept as part of the ShowNet network infrastructure project at this year's Interop Tokyo. The initiative marked Japan's first functionality testing of Ultra Ethernet, a next-generation Ethernet technology. , and collaborated on a technical proof-of-concept as part of the ShowNet network infrastructure project at this year's Interop Tokyo. The initiative marked Japan's first functionality testing of Ultra Ethernet, a next-generation Ethernet technology. The test focused on interoperability in a mixed environment comprising Ultra Ethernet Transport (UET) and RoCEv2 (RDMA over Converged Ethernet v2). The results demonstrated that in network infrastructures optimized for AI workloads and High-Performance Computing (HPC), Ultra Ethernet enables effective congestion management, along with low latency, high throughput, and low CPU overhead data transmission. Test Equipment: QFX5240 Switch (QFX5240-64OD) The QFX5240 Switch, powered by Broadcom Tomahawk 5 silicon, delivers high-density 800GbE connectivity in a compact 2U form factor, doubling the capacity of its predecessor to support large-scale AI/ML clusters. (QFX5240-64OD) About Juniper Networks Juniper Networks is leading the convergence of AI and networking. Juniper's Mist™ AI-native networking platform is purpose-built to run AI workloads and simplify IT operations assuring exceptional secure user and application experiences—from the edge, to the data center, to the cloud. Additional information can be found at , X , LinkedIn and Facebook . 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Business Wire
2 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Juniper Networks Wins Four Awards at Interop Tokyo 2025
TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Juniper Networks, a leader in secure, AI-native networks, today announced that it has won two 'Best of Show' awards at Interop Tokyo 2025, maintaining its impressive winning streak of continuous wins at the prestigious industry conference since 2007. The latest awards recognize Juniper's commitment to ensuring an exceptional client-to-cloud operator and end-user experience through Juniper's industry-leading Mist™ AI-native networking platform. Juniper received four awards across four categories this year, including the Special Prize award: The 'Best of Show' awards regularly receive hundreds of nominations from across the industry, evaluated by a judging panel of industry experts and executives. "We are honored to once again be recognized at Interop Tokyo with several 'Best of Show' and other awards," said Tomohiro Furuya, VP & Country Manager, Japan, Juniper Networks. "This continued recognition reflects the strength of our Mist AI-native networking platform and the dedication of our teams in helping customers in Japan and globally deliver exceptional experiences by leveraging networks built with AI and for AI." With a rich tradition since 1994, Interop Tokyo has grown into one of the largest internet technology trade shows in Asia, noted for being a leading showcase of cutting-edge networking products, solutions and services on a global stage. Attracting over 150,000 attendees each year, it features an extensive agenda of keynotes, seminars, conferences and live product demonstrations by leading networking companies from across the world. Award-Winning Product Highlights: Category: Network Infrastructure (Enterprise) EX4000 Ethernet Switch The EX4000 switch line, with Juniper Wired Assurance and Marvis AI, delivers AI-Native automation, insight and assurance to more enterprises. Delivering exceptional user and operator experiences for L2/L3 deployments, the cloud-native, Wi-Fi 7 -enabled EX4000 redefines what's possible at the access layer through innovations in AI-driven operations – enabling seamless deployments across branch and remote offices, in retail, K-12, and more. Tap into the power of Juniper's proven AIOps that leverages the right data and the right responses to unlock simplified, compromise-free switching at the edge. Multiple fixed form factors are available in 8, 12-, 24- and 48-port configurations, with optional PoE and multigigabit ports, and fanless models for deployment at the edge. This flexibility enables customers to deploy in more use cases while realizing the benefits of Marvis AI for seamless experiences and reduced operational costs. Category: Network Infrastructure (Carrier/ISP) Juniper's 800G Linear Pluggable Optics Transceiver (OSFP-800G-DR8-PL) Delivering high-density 800GbE connectivity and engineered for high-performance networks for AI workloads, the Linear Pluggable Optic (OSFP-800G-DR8-PL) reduces power consumption, addressing key sustainability challenges in large data centers, and is qualified for use across Juniper's 800GbE-capable PTX and QFX product families. Category: Security (High Performance) SRX4700 Firewall The SRX4700 next-generation firewall is designed for service providers, cloud providers, and large enterprises. The 1 R-U device delivers the industry's highest firewall throughput per rack unit, up to 1.4 Tbps. It supports 400 Gbps interfaces with wire-speed MACsec to safeguard data in motion. The SRX4700 integrates networking and security into a single platform. It features zero-trust capabilities, EVPN-VXLAN fabric integration, and AI Predictive Threat Prevention for ultra-high security efficacy. Centrally managed by Juniper Security Director Cloud, it delivers IPsec VPN, Carrier-Grade Network Address Translation (CGNAT), and unified policy management for securing your network reliably. The SRX4700 Firewall is integral to Juniper's Connected Security Distributed Services Architecture and empowers organizations to operationalize zero trust across their networks. Category: ShowNet Contribution Ultra Ethernet Interoperability Testing Juniper Networks, Spirent Communications, and TOYO Corporation collaborated on a technical proof-of-concept as part of the ShowNet network infrastructure project at this year's Interop Tokyo. The initiative marked Japan's first functionality testing of Ultra Ethernet, a next-generation Ethernet technology. The test focused on interoperability in a mixed environment comprising Ultra Ethernet Transport (UET) and RoCEv2 (RDMA over Converged Ethernet v2). The results demonstrated that in network infrastructures optimized for AI workloads and High-Performance Computing (HPC), Ultra Ethernet enables effective congestion management, along with low latency, high throughput, and low CPU overhead data transmission. Test Equipment: QFX5240 Switch (QFX5240-64OD) The QFX5240 Switch, powered by Broadcom Tomahawk 5 silicon, delivers high-density 800GbE connectivity in a compact 2U form factor, doubling the capacity of its predecessor to support large-scale AI/ML clusters. About Juniper Networks Juniper Networks is leading the convergence of AI and networking. Juniper's Mist™ AI-native networking platform is purpose-built to run AI workloads and simplify IT operations assuring exceptional secure user and application experiences—from the edge, to the data center, to the cloud. Additional information can be found at X, LinkedIn and Facebook. Juniper Networks, the Juniper Networks logo, Juniper, Junos, and other trademarks listed here are registered trademarks of Juniper Networks, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the United States and other countries. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Arista vs. Juniper: Which Cloud Networking Stock Has More Upside?
Arista Networks, Inc. ANET and Juniper Networks, Inc. JNPR are two of the leading players in the global networking industry. Arista offers one of the broadest product lines of data center and campus Ethernet switches and routers in the industry. It provides routing and switching platforms with industry-leading capacity, low latency, port density and power efficiency. On the other hand, Juniper provides networking solutions and communication devices that help build network infrastructure. It offers routers, Ethernet switches and security products for intrusion detection, prevention and wide-area network optimization platforms. The company has also introduced new features within its AI-driven enterprise portfolio, enabling customers to simplify the rollout of their campus wired and wireless networks while providing greater insight to network a diversified portfolio of advanced networking solutions for cloud data centers and enterprise environments, along with growing exposure to AI workloads and software-defined networking, both Arista and Juniper have the wherewithal to cater to the evolving demands of business enterprises. Let us delve a little deeper into the companies' competitive dynamics to understand which of the two is relatively better placed in the industry. Arista is witnessing solid demand trends among enterprise customers backed by its multi-domain modern software approach, which is built upon its unique and differentiating foundation, the single EOS (Extensible Operating System) and CloudVision stack. It has introduced new cognitive Wi-Fi software that delivers intelligent application identification, automated troubleshooting and location services. The versatility of Arista's unified software stack across various use cases, including WAN routing and campus and data center infrastructure, sets it apart from other competitors in the industry. In addition to high capacity and easy availability, its cloud networking solutions promise predictable performance and programmability, enabling integration with third-party applications for network management, automation and orchestration. The company boasts a comprehensive portfolio with the right network architecture for client-to-campus data center cloud and AI networking. The Arista 2.0 strategy is resonating well with customers, with its modern networking platforms being foundational for transformation from silos to centers of data. The strategy comprises three components that are likely to drive growth over the next few years. The first component is focused on plans to invest in core businesses by rolling out new solutions and improved AI offerings. Secondly, Arista aims to emphasize more on software-as-a-service for improved revenue visibility. Last but not least, the company plans to enter adjacent markets to target a broader customer Arista remains plagued by high operating costs. Total operating expenses in first-quarter 2025 increased around 22.3% to to $417.3 million, owing to a rise in headcount, new product introduction costs and higher variable compensation expenditures. Moreover, the redesigning of products and their supply chain mechanism has eroded margins. Although the company is witnessing increased demand, there are lingering supply bottlenecks for advanced products. Therefore, it is increasing orders for these components and trying to build up inventory, which is blocking working capital. Juniper is leveraging the 400-gig cycle to capture hyperscale switching opportunities inside the data center. The company is set to capitalize on the increasing demand for data center virtualization, cloud computing and mobile traffic packet/optical convergence. It offers suites of products such as the T4000 core router, QFX data center platform, ACX and PTX packet/optical solution, among others. With the growing usage of smartphones and tablets, mobile data traffic has gone up. This has resulted in growing demand for advanced networking architecture, in turn leading service providers to spend more on routers and switches. Juniper is expected to benefit from the higher spending pattern among carriers to upgrade their networks and support the incremental growth in data is taking significant steps to enhance the adoption of its AI-Native Networking Platform through the introduction of its Blueprint for AI-Native Acceleration. This comprehensive framework is designed to simplify and accelerate the deployment and utilization of AI-driven networking solutions, benefiting enterprises across various sectors. By leveraging Juniper's AI-Native Networking Platform, organizations can expect up to an 85% reduction in operational expenses and a 90% decrease in network trouble tickets. The platform's industry-leading AIOps technology is key to delivering these results, providing reliable, measurable and secure connections across all devices and applications. The Blueprint for AI-Native Acceleration further enhances these capabilities, enabling customers to achieve up to nine times faster deployments. However, Juniper faces severe competition in each of its served markets, especially from industry leader Cisco Systems, Inc. CSCO, which has traditionally spearheaded innovation, charging higher prices for its premium branded products and expanding margins. It is worth mentioning that Cisco's acquisition of cybersecurity solutions provider Sourcefire could be an added pressure on Juniper's security business. Despite having a strong security portfolio (SRX Platform & Security Software, Screen OS and other Legacy products), Juniper has not been performing well for the past few quarters due to lower-than-expected demand for non-Junos-based security products. Poor performance by the Junos business prompted the company to sell off the mobile security unit. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for Arista's 2025 sales and EPS implies year-over-year growth of 18.7% and 12.8%, respectively. EPS estimates have been trending northward over the past 60 days. Image Source: Zacks Investment Research The Zacks Consensus Estimate for Juniper's 2025 sales implies year-over-year growth of 6.9%, while that for EPS suggests an improvement of 20.9%. EPS estimates have remained static over the past 60 days. Image Source: Zacks Investment Research Over the past year, Arista has gained 8.6% compared with the industry's growth of 34.4%. Juniper has inched up 0.7% over the same period. Image Source: Zacks Investment Research Juniper looks more attractive than Arista from a valuation standpoint. Going by the price/earnings ratio, Juniper's shares currently trade at 16.72 forward earnings, significantly lower than 33.78 for Arista. Image Source: Zacks Investment Research Arista carries a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy), while Juniper sports a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy). You can see the complete list of today's Zacks #1 Rank stocks companies expect their sales and profits to improve in 2025. Arista has shown steady revenue and EPS growth for years, while Juniper has been facing a bumpy road. However, with a superior Zacks Rank and attractive valuation metrics, Juniper appears to hold a slight edge over Arista at the moment, making it a relatively better investment proposition between the two. Want the latest recommendations from Zacks Investment Research? Today, you can download 7 Best Stocks for the Next 30 Days. Click to get this free report Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO) : Free Stock Analysis Report Juniper Networks, Inc. (JNPR) : Free Stock Analysis Report Arista Networks, Inc. (ANET) : Free Stock Analysis Report This article originally published on Zacks Investment Research ( Zacks Investment Research Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Forbes
3 days ago
- Business
- Forbes
DOJ Should Consider Dropping Its HPE-Juniper Networks Merger Challenge
The U.S. Department of Justice's challenge to the proposed acquisition of Juniper Networks by HPE signals a concerning trend in merger enforcement that could undermine American economic vitality in a crucial high-tech sector. While regulatory scrutiny of consolidations is vital, a blanket skepticism toward merger activity, particularly one that overlooks significant pro-competitive benefits, risks stifling innovation and weakening the very markets it purports to protect. As I have previously discussed, robust merger and acquisition (M&A) activity is indispensable for a dynamic economy, facilitating capital reallocation to higher-valued uses and driving efficiency and innovation. In the fast-evolving landscape of enterprise networking, the proposed HPE-Juniper merger presents a compelling case for its potential to enhance, rather than diminish, competition. Tellingly, the European Commission (EC) recognized as much when it approved the acquisition. The Proposed Merger DOJ alleges that the merger would harm competition by bringing together the second (HPE) and third (Juniper) largest wireless local network providers of wireless local area network (WLAN) in the United States. DOJ stresses that 'this would leave U.S. enterprises facing two companies commanding over 70% of the market: the post-merger HPE and market leader Cisco Systems Inc. Factors Suggesting No Harm To Competition DOJ's complaint ignores a variety of factors strongly suggesting that the merger would not harm competition. It relies primarily on market concentration, which modern antitrust economics views as only the starting point in determining whether a merger might reduce competition. HPE and Juniper point out that DOJ's market definition ignores 'a broad set of players' that are competing for WLAN business as customers shift to AI And cloud-driven strategies. Indeed, the EC found that 'HPE-Juniper would 'continue to face competition from a wide range of competitors, including strong and established players on each of the markets.' Even accepting DOJ's market definition, Cisco would remain the largest player post-merger. The merged firm would be positioned to intensify beneficial competition with Cisco. As an industry analyst explains, if 'DOJ blocks the HPE-Juniper deal, Cisco stands to gain the most. If the merger goes forward, however, there could likely be increased pressure on all players to innovate and offer better value. DOJ is silent about the 'remaining 30%' of the market. As Scalia Professor John Yun puts it, 'nearly 67% of sales [would] occur outside of a combined HPE-Juniper. The Case for Beneficial Efficiencies The DOJ's narrow focus also risks missing substantial efficiency gains that could accrue to consumers and the broader economy. Combining HPE's extensive enterprise reach and complementary product portfolio with Juniper's cutting-edge, AI-powered Mist platform holds immense promise. This synergy is not merely about eliminating redundancies, but about forging a more integrated and sophisticated product offering. Such a combination could streamline product development, accelerate the deployment of advanced networking solutions, and yield significant cost savings that can be passed on to customers through more competitive pricing or reinvestment in research and development. These are precisely the merger-specific efficiencies that procompetitive merger analysis should recognize, creating a formidable force for innovation. The Global Dimension The global competitive landscape, particularly the rise of foreign competitors like Huawei, adds another layer of strategic importance to this merger. When considering the broader enterprise networking market, which includes a diverse array of global players, a combined HPE-Juniper likely would create another robust and credible American firm. In an increasingly interconnected and competitive global economy, enhancing American competitiveness in key high-tech sectors is paramount. A stronger, more innovative HPE-Juniper entity would be better positioned to compete globally, not just domestically, thereby bolstering the U.S.'s strategic advantage in critical digital infrastructure. Fostering highly competitive domestic firms capable of driving technological advances and economic growth is particularly significant against a backdrop of intensifying international rivalry. Dismissing these potential gains risks unintended negative consequences for American leadership in a sector vital to national security and prosperity. DOJ Should Consider Withdrawing Its Complaint Applying narrow and economically dated approaches to mergers risks stifling the very innovation and economic growth that America needs. DOJ may wish to seriously weigh the EC's pragmatic stance in this case, based on a sophisticated assessment of competition in a dynamic and evolving high-tech market. Continuation of the case against the HPE-Juniper merger by the DOJ omits consideration of key economic realities. This merger promises not only significant efficiencies and product enhancements, but also the creation of a stronger American competitor poised to challenge market leader Cisco and contend more effectively in the global high-tech arena. A nuanced approach that prioritizes enhanced American competitiveness and innovation, rather than an outdated and simplistic focus centered on the number of market players, is essential for continued economic vitality in this critically important sector. More generally, the Trump Administration's commitment to an 'America First' agenda would be promoted by supporting mergers that enhance the global competitive strength of American firms in key high tech sectors without diminishing domestic competition. Opposing such mergers would seem to be at odds with America First. An interim Antitrust Division head approved the HPE-Juniper challenge a mere 10 days after the January presidential inauguration. Now that they have assumed their posts, Attorney General Pam Bondi and Assistant Attorney General for Antitrust Division Gail Slater may want to consider these factors carefully in refining DOJ merger policy. (Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson may also wish to take note.) Such a consideration may warrant dropping the merger challenge to the HPE-Juniper merger prior to the July 9 trial date.
Techday NZ
09-06-2025
- Business
- Techday NZ
Westcon-Comstor & Juniper boost Starship with sales support
Westcon-Comstor New Zealand and Juniper Networks have announced a partnership to donate a portion of sales to Starship Children's Hospital. Under the 'Sales that Transform Lives' initiative, Westcon-Comstor will donate 1% of every Mist sale in an effort to support children's healthcare needs through Starship, New Zealand's national children's hospital. The partnership continues Westcon-Comstor New Zealand's efforts to support Starship Children's Hospital. Since 2022, Westcon-Comstor has collaborated with the Starship Foundation—a non-profit organisation supporting the hospital—to raise more than NZD $68,000 through a range of activities such as fundraising events, baking competitions, team building sessions, fun runs, and other campaigns. Funds raised under the new initiative will assist with acquiring lifesaving equipment, supporting critical care services, advancing medical research, and providing family support initiatives. Sales initiative The arrangement specifies that Westcon-Comstor will donate 1% of earnings from the Juniper Mist product line on each sale. This is expected to continue the company's pledge to business initiatives that include charitable giving alongside commercial operations. Dave Rosenberg, Managing Director, Westcon-Comstor, New Zealand, commented on the company's intent to integrate purposeful actions with business operations. He said: "Partnering with Juniper Networks to support Starship Children's Hospital reflects our deep commitment to doing business with purpose. Contributing a portion of our sales is just one way we aim to give back, but more importantly, we hope it encourages others in our community to get behind this meaningful cause and help make a real impact for Kiwi kids." Juniper Networks is joining Westcon-Comstor in this effort, linking the role of technology with broader social outcomes. Ken Lord, Country Manager, New Zealand, Juniper Networks, said: "At Juniper Networks, we believe technology has the power to do more than build networks – it's about connecting people, empowering communities and creating meaningful impact. We're proud to partner with Westcon-Comstor in support of Starship Children's Hospital, with proceeds from our sales directly contributing to the wellbeing of children across New Zealand. Together, we're making every connection count while turning innovation into purposeful action and helping those who need it most." Community impact The fundraising activities correspond to Westcon-Comstor's global Responsible Business strategy, which is structured around commitments to people, the planet, and communities. According to the company, these pillars guide its decision-making processes to ensure positive social impact forms part of its business model. The Starship Foundation reports that demand for services has risen, with a 13% increase in children visiting the hospital over the past year. Jo Simon, Chief Executive Officer of the Starship Foundation, described the importance of continued support: "Over the last year there has been an increase in children coming to Starship by 13%. With a huge demand on services, the work of the Starship Foundation has never been more urgent, more critical, or more relevant than right now and our children need your support more than ever. Every dollar donated helps improve the lives of seriously sick and injured children, so thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your ongoing support." The total funds donated, both past and future, are designated for hospital needs throughout New Zealand, addressing medical care for a wide range of health conditions affecting children, from minor injuries to severe illnesses. Last year, Starship Hospital recorded attendance from more than 150,000 children from across the country. Westcon-Comstor and Juniper Networks state that their joint initiative is intended both to provide resources for critical child healthcare and to serve as an example for others in the sector to engage in similar programmes.
