Orange leads on answering Beltug’s Digital Sovereignty Checklist

Beltug’s Digital Sovereignty Checklist includes some 40 targeted questions covering data, operational and technical and infrastructure sovereignty. These are intended to provide you with inspiration: the checklist’s true value lies in the conversations it sparks with providers.

By answering the questions openly and on the record, Orange gives our members something concrete to work with: a documented, comparable view of where the provider stands on each sovereignty topic, rather than a broad label. It is exactly the kind of transparency the checklist was designed to encourage.

From asking questions to engaging providers

“As a European provider, Orange believes digital sovereignty should be something you can verify, not just a promise. That is why we wanted to answer Beltug’s checklist: these are the right questions, and answering them in full is our way of supporting an initiative that brings real transparency to the market.” – Charles Van Overmeire, Head of Cloud, Data & AI Portfolio Europe at Orange Business

We warmly thank Orange for taking the lead, and we encourage other providers to do the same. The more providers that answer, the easier it becomes for our members to compare offerings on a like-for-like basis.