July 19, 2019

What Do Service Providers Need to Consider When Launching SD-WAN Services to Enterprises?

SD-WAN services are by far the most popular virtualized services being delivered to date. Enterprises are moving critical applications to the cloud to help lower costs and facilitate access across branches. Similarly, enterprises are looking to connect branches faster. The end goal of either augmenting or replacing MPLS is now a real business need, but there are risks if the deployment is not planned effectively.

Hear from Susan White, Senior Director of Marketing, SDN/NFV, on what service providers should do to ensure that their SD-WAN strategy is both effective and profitable from the start.

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