SD-WAN

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Over the past few years, we have seen a massive acceleration of cloud initiatives to support hybrid work models against the evolving threat landscape. While network complexity increases, organizations are reevaluating their network architectures and turning toward SD-WAN solutions that increase operational efficiency and deliver time to value.

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Cisco Designated VIP David Peñaloza Seijas discusses the nuts and bolts of Application Aware Routing (AAR) in Cisco SD-WAN, an intelligent mechanism that automatically changes the routing path of applications, thanks to its active monitoring of WAN circuits to detect anomalies and brownout conditions.

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Cisco+ Secure Connect integration with Cisco SD-WAN enables a truly unified SASE fabric, providing a superior application experience for the workforce with comprehensive security.

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Cisco SD-WAN secure fabric is being enhanced in multiple dimensions to cater to specific operational requirements of the SecOps persona.

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Cisco SD-WAN Multi-Region Fabric enables IT to support business-critical connectivity projects in a world of increasingly distributed people, applications, and compute resources.

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As we have seen through metamorphosis, the result is not just about surviving but adapting and thriving in the face of constant change. Learn how Insight Global transforms with Cisco SD-WAN.

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Cisco and Equinix are implementing a multiyear, strategic partnership to deliver the products and services that support the transition to hybrid, multicloud, distributed, and edge architectures, including offering a seamlessly integrated portfolio of SD-WAN, security, and collaboration solutions.

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Cisco is constantly helping organizations continue their transformation. As we have seen through metamorphosis, the result is not just about surviving but adapting and thriving in the face of constant change.

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How can communication service providers succeed in creating IT offers that extend beyond traditional connectivity? How can they be seen as a trusted provider of IT services by enterprises? What role do managed services play in all of this?