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After fifteen quiet years, the WAN is in a state of flux. Because it touches everything, WAN architecture and design is central to an effective business strategy. Mike Wood, VP of Marketing, VeloCloud explains
Any significant network upgrade presents a challenge for CIOs and CISOs. So much can go wrong – from delays due to transition downtime and user retrain- ing, to potential loss of data. But often, the single biggest concern will be securi- ty. This is especially true when contemplating a fundamental change in network- ing architecture, such as a migration to software-defined networking (SDN).
The optimal solution for IoT implementations is cloud-delivered SD-WAN, which provides the performance, bandwidth, security and quality to support large volumes of traffic going to the cloud, to the local data center, and machine to machine for storage, control and analytics.
The optimal solution for IoT implementations is cloud-delivered SD-WAN, which provides the performance, bandwidth, security and quality to support large volumes of traffic going to the cloud, to the local data center, and machine to machine for storage, control and analytics.
Security is often the single biggest concern that CIOs and CISOs have when they are contemplating a new networking architecture. They want to be sure that moving from a traditional WAN architecture to one that is software-defined (SD-WAN) improves security, especially in an environment where they need the business agility to get remote sites up and running quickly.
SD-WAN is the application of SDN principles to the WAN. SDN provided for the separation of the control plane from the data plane, with an open API between these two elements. There was strong focus on enabling the programmable control to come from a different solution than the provider of the data plane forwarding elements. Therefore initial expectations of an SD-WAN API might be for the same functionality. However, just as the architectural principles have morphed to meet the requirements and realities of the WAN, so must the focus of the APIs.
When it comes to wide area networking, large global enterprises have some unique challenges to ensure that networking capabilities keep up with their complex business requirements.
VeloCloud Networks, Inc., the Cloud-Delivered SD-WAN™ company, Gartner Cool Vendor 2016 and a winner of Best Startup of Interop, simplifies branch WAN networking by automating deployment and improving performance over private, broadband Internet and LTE links for today’s increasingly distributed enterprises. VeloCloud SD-WAN includes: a choice of public, private or hybrid cloud network for enterprise-grade connection to cloud and enterprise applications; branch office enterprise appliances and optional data center appliances; software-defined control and automation; and virtual services delivery. VeloCloud has received financing from investors including NEA, Venrock, March Capital Partners, Cisco Investments and The Fabric, and is headquartered in Mountain View, Calif.
For more information, visit www.velocloud.com and follow the company on Twitter @VeloCloud.
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