edgeTime as a Service helps organisations access resilient, traceable and operationally supported timing services without the burden of owning, managing or refreshing critical timing infrastructure.
edgeTime as a Service can range from fully managed timing delivery to a flexible shared model, helping organisations reduce ownership, simplify operations and support audit readiness.
Click each model to see what the difference is between edge and customer ownership.
edge manages the full timing stack, from source through to compliance, while the customer consumes the service output.
edge manages the timing service and compliance layer, while the customer provides the network environment.
The customer retains the network and core timing estate, while edge overlays distribution and compliance support.
The customer owns the timing environment, while edge provides the compliance, validation and reporting layer.
Hybrid eTaaS supports a shared model, where ownership can vary by service layer, site or migration stage.
Explore how edgeTime can support different timing requirements, from fully managed time feeds to hosted infrastructure, overlay services, compliance support and hybrid transition models.
edgeTime as a Service reduces the need to own and manage every part of the timing estate, while supporting operational visibility, resilience and audit readiness.
Move away from buying, refreshing and maintaining every layer of specialist timing infrastructure.
Reduce internal pressure around design, monitoring, vendor coordination and lifecycle planning.
Use monitoring, validation and reporting to support resilience planning and audit readiness.
eTaaS allows organisations to select the right balance of Edge-managed services and customer-owned infrastructure, from fully managed timing through to compliance-focused assurance.
edgeTime as a Service can be shaped around your current infrastructure, operational requirements and preferred ownership model.
Review your current timing estate, service requirements and operational constraints.
Choose the right eTaaS model, from fully managed timing to compliance-focused assurance.
Implement the agreed timing service, including integration, monitoring and support arrangements.
Maintain service visibility through ongoing monitoring, reporting and lifecycle support.
Speak to Edge about your current timing estate, operational requirements and preferred ownership model.
eTaaS can support organisations that need resilient, traceable and operationally managed time without taking on full infrastructure ownership.
For banks, exchanges and regulated organisations, eTaaS can support traceability, reporting and audit readiness across timing-critical environments.
For telecoms, data centres and distributed enterprise networks, eTaaS can provide a more scalable way to deliver, monitor and support timing services.
eTaaS can be shaped around how much infrastructure your organisation wants to own, operate or transition into a managed service model.
Depending on the model, Edge can manage timing source, core timing, distribution, monitoring, reporting and lifecycle support.
In shared or overlay models, the customer may provide the network, site access, power, connectivity or existing timing estate.
Hybrid eTaaS can combine Edge-managed service layers with customer-owned infrastructure, supporting phased transition over time.
Compliance-as-a-Service can sit above existing timing infrastructure, helping organisations validate accuracy, monitor drift and produce audit-ready reporting.
This gives regulated teams better visibility of timing performance without forcing a complete infrastructure change from day one.
Monitor timing performance, accuracy and drift across critical environments.
Create reporting evidence to support regulated and operationally critical environments.
Identify timing risk earlier and support better operational resilience planning.
