SD-WAN

Take control and transform your network connectivity to enhance performance, network agility and security.

Traditional WAN architectures are costly to manage and cannot keep up with changing demands. Maintaining secure and efficient network operations for organisations with multiple locations can be complex and time-consuming.

Global Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) simplifies WAN management by creating a unified network plane across multiple active branch links and providing a single cloud-based portal without the physical complexity. SD-WAN offers the ease of deployment, central manageability and reduced costs that organisations seek - to stay competitive whilst continuously improving the customer experience.

SD-WAN allows for better use of bandwidth by aggregating network connections and optimising traffic for different applications. Not only does it greatly reduce costs, but it will also improve performance of applications to drive business performance.

IT decision-makers are turning to SD-WAN solutions to overcome latency and poor performance. In addition to improving performance and reliability, SD-WAN offers businesses the ability to increase bandwidth at a lower cost with full visibility of their network. Security features like firewalls and application policies can be centrally managed with a single cloud-based portal.

Compared to traditional WAN, SD-WAN offers several advantages that will help your business to stay ahead in your digital transformation journey.

Hardware-centric vs Software-driven

Enables configurations to be done off-site at real-time, saving time, money and resources.

Manual vs Automated

Through automated load balancing, the hurdles of configuration are shifted from people to technology.

Closed vs Programmable

Network behaviour can be tailored to support individual customers as well as rapid deployment of new services.

Reactive vs Predictive

Where reactive models are always in a state of change, predictive models use historical data to adjust routes and flows with less disruption.

Connectivity-intent vs Business-intent

Simply being able to connect is no longer enough. Businesses require value from WAN to provide value to their customers.