Introducing Akamai's New Control Center
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Strip away the noise to focus on what matters most to you. The new Akamai control center simplifies navigation, improves consistency across the experience, and puts your goals front and center. Get to your important tasks with less clicks, see important information as soon as you log in, and take action quickly. Join us to explore the new control center, provide feedback and sign up to be a part of the early 2018 beta.
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- 1. © AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 Introducing Akamai Control Center October 11, 2017
- 2. © AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 BRIAN KATZEN Director, Product Line DENNIS ROSENFELD Sr. UX Designer
- 3. © AKAMAI - EDGE 2017 The portal is a tool for getting work done, but using the portal is too much work.
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