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SDN transformed from a novel concept to a widely-adopted technology over the course of 2016. With this transformation came a spike in enterprise SD-WAN adoption, thanks in part to the fact that SD-WAN solutions enable businesses to future-proof operations and stay ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving world of business IT. To support CIOs
In the Old Days In the old days – though even as recently as a decade ago – there were two distinct types of network infrastructure in the corporate world: private networks, and those that used the public internet. A private network was, by default, a secure network. A company would build out their network
As options in the cloud expand possibilities for enterprise IT infrastructure, companies are gaining agility and performance as well as reducing their overall costs. Many companies are able to spread their software, storage, and network needs across a variety of on-site, cloud, and remote sites. A challenge that remains for enterprises as they seek the
You may not know exactly what jitter is, but there’s little doubt you’ve experienced it. While on a call, the other person’s sentences seem to be coming over in a jumble, sometimes with full words or parts of a sentence missing. Jitter is a common problem with Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), but it can
Network needs are becoming more complex in enterprises. No longer simply managing the connections with desktops and laptops, the need to support mobile employees, cloud technology, and the Internet of Things (IoT), networks are becoming exponentially more complicated. It’s no wonder many enterprises are turning to software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) to address these challenges
The cloud is a powerful and cost-efficient solution for application and database services, but businesses using it should be aware that it doesn't always have disaster recovery strategies in place. Losing connection to the network can be a major problem, but fortunately, there are a number of steps a business can take to reduce the
Software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) offers a range of benefits that are shortlisting this technology for most enterprises investing in cloud solutions. Its ability to optimize networking, reduce costs and increase agility is attractive to enterprise IT, but all SD-WAN providers are not created equal. The popularity of SD-WAN means there’s a rush among providers
When it’s time for a major infrastructure upgrade such as transitioning to a virtualized network solution like software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN), the process can be daunting. There are many options on the market, and you want to be sure to get one that matches both your technical requirements and your style of doing business
Software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) allows enterprises to virtualize the network, giving them access to a variety of transport services, including broadband internet, Long Term Evolution (LTE), and multi-protocol label switching (MPLS). The technology is particularly useful for managing the complexity that comes with cloud solutions used across geographically dispersed branch offices, allowing for better
Digital transformation has had a massive impact on IT, most notably in the influx of mobile devices and cloud resources. Network security has also been impacted, as more mobile devices means more points of entry for cyber criminals. More than $20 billion is being spent on the issue, worldwide, to protect data and keep businesses