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Customer Stories
Journey from Traditional Routed Network to SD-WAN
By: Anshuman Awasthi, Director Of Engineering – National Retailer My organization was one of the early adopters of SDWAN (Software-Defined Wide Area...
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Industry Insights
What is SD-WAN?
Software-defined wide area networks (SD-WAN) is a merging of two technology areas. One old, and one relatively new. It takes the new...
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Customer Stories
Beware Yesterday’s All-in-One Pitch — It May Lead You Astray When Things Matter Most
By Charles Araujo All-in-one versus best-of-breed used to be a simple decision between additional functionality and the benefits of lower costs and...
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Analyst Reports
SD-WAN – Best of Breed, or Add-On?
Everyone in the networking world has, by now, been exposed to their vendor-of-choice’s SD-WAN solution. I’ve seen WAN optimization companies, router and...
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Industry Insights
The Enterprise Cloud and SD-WAN
The business case for cloud adoption has already been made and quantified by enterprise leaders. Early adopters of private and public clouds...
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Industry Insights
Why WAN Metrics are not enough in SD-WAN Policy Enforcement
On the topic of measuring WAN metrics, most engineers think to look at the standard statistics of loss, latency, jitter, and reachability...
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Industry Insights
The Experience Economy and Its Impact on Enterprise Networking
By Jason Bloomberg Of all the characteristics of the digital era, perhaps the most important is the shift in power away from...
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Industry Insights
Intent-based Networking and the WAN
According to Andrew Lerner of Gartner, “Intent-based networking is not a product, or a market. Instead, it is a piece of networking software...
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2.5KIndustry InsightsThe Application Context for Network Compliance
When you think of compliance, what comes to mind? Maybe regulatory compliance, a challenge that elicits dread across the business? Or perhaps...
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1.7KIndustry InsightsThe Importance of Application Intelligence in SD-WAN
As we look at the field of SD-WAN we begin to see the importance of going beyond simple protocol and port recognition...
