SDWAN

Cisco is working with our partners globally to take stock and review how market trends map to customer needs and solutions. Let’s touch on three key trends that are inevitably top of mind for all of our partners.  

With the right security controls in the right place based on policy, traffic, and location, customers have greater resiliency, no matter where they are.

Riedel helps customers in a world where everything from remote users to branch IoT and OT connect from an edge to a cloud application. Their network must perform in a way that other vendors cannot.

Enterprise applications are quickly moving away from the data center and into the cloud. As service providers come to see this as a seismic technology shift rather than just a blip on the radar, they’re wondering how to deploy applications faster and easier while keeping them secure. AT&T recently developed a managed service offing based on our secure virtualized Software Defined–Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) solution. Secure SD-WAN makes the management and operation of a WAN much simpler. It decouples networking hardware from its control mechanism using virtualization technology, allowing companies to build better performing and secure WANs.

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Through a comprehensive data collection process, IDC recently interviewed enterprises with distributed business operations to understand the impact of deploying Cisco software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) technology.

SD-WAN is a must-have for IT teams around the world. One of the most impressive capabilities in SD-WAN is Zero-Touch Provisioning, or “ZTP.”

Equinix’s Senior Director, Muhammad Durrani, and Cisco’s Director of Service Provider Marketing, Donyel Jones-Williams, join us on this #CiscoChat to discuss SD-WAN deployment options for multicloud access.

With intent-based networking, IT teams can quickly set up appropriate networking policies to support any need, in any domain. Today, Cisco is linking the management of these domains together.