We've seen many transformative changes in the SD-WAN and broader WAN edge infrastructure market over the past few years. In 2019, David emphasized the importance of security, a new set of emerging requirements for multi-cloud deployments and the promise of 5G beginning to materialize. So, what's in store for 2020? Join us for this 15-minute webcast to hear David's thought-provoking SD-WAN edge predictions for 2020 and beyond.
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Le SD-WAN a pris l'industrie d’assaut - offrant la promesse de performances WAN accélérées, d'une visibilité et d'un contrôle étendus ainsi que d'une réduction massive des coûts pouvant atteindre 90 %. Selon IDC, le marché du SD-WAN atteindra 5,25 milliards de dollars d'ici 2023 et des études indépendantes telles que celle menée par Masergy montrent que le taux d’adoption est passé de 35% à 54% au cours des deux dernières années et prévoient un taux de 90% dans le futur.
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Universal Health Services transforms its WAN with Unity EdgeConnect SD-WAN edge platform, achieving new levels of network performance, reliability, and agility
From California to New York, Washington to Florida, and nearly every state in between you are never far from a healthcare facility managed by Universal Health Services (UHS). Established more than four decades ago, UHS is a national leader in hospital and healthcare management, recognized for its high level of care serving patients, employees, and communities.
J-U-B Engineers, Inc. is a civil engineering company with nineteen offices in seven states. The company relies on SD-WAN from Silver Peak to boost employee productivity and improve end-user experience for real-time applications, large file shares, and cloud services.
Enterprises continue the migration of business-critical applications to the cloud. To provide the highest application quality of experience to end-users, IT professionals are rethinking WAN and security architectures. SD-WAN and cloud-hosted security provide a modern cloud-first model for cloud-first enterprises that deliver a better end-user experience than can be provided by previous device-centric WAN and security models.
As cloud-based application adoption continues to accelerate, geographically distributed enterprises increasingly view the wide area network (WAN) as critical to connecting users to applications.
As enterprise applications migrate from the corporate data center to the cloud, private line connections such as multi-protocol label switching (MPLS) have proven to be overly rigid and expensive. With greater reliance on the internet, the opportunity to achieve “cloud speed” is better served by integrating broadband services into the WAN transport mix.
Westcon-Comstor, a global distributor of IT and networking solutions, needed higher availability and performance in its WAN. By deploying the EdgeConnect SD-WAN edge platform, replacing MPLS at most sites with 100 percent broadband and implementing Boost WAN optimization, Westcon gained a tenfold increase in available bandwidth, cut file transfer times by 98%, and ensured high quality of service for its VoIP system.
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