MPLS, SD-WAN and the Promise of SD-WAN as a Service

Businesses networks have changed a lot over the past 10 years, but MPLS has done little to keep up. MPLS circuits still take too long to receive; bandwidth is still too expensive. SD-WAN appliances address many of those problems while creating security and predictability issues.

With all of these changes happening, CIO and their teams are being forced to reconsider their network architectures.

This Whitepaper will examine those architectures by identifying:

The legacy WAN challenges
How SD-WAN addresses those challenges
The problems with SD-WAN appliances today
How to benefit from SD-WAN as a Service revolution

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Businesses networks have changed a lot over the past 10 years, but MPLS has done little to keep up. MPLS circuits still take too long to receive; bandwidth is still too expensive. SD-WAN appliances address many of those problems while creating security and predictability issues.

With all of these changes happening, CIO and their teams are being forced to reconsider their network architectures.

This Whitepaper will examine those architectures by identifying:

The legacy WAN challenges
How SD-WAN addresses those challenges
The problems with SD-WAN appliances today
How to benefit from SD-WAN as a Service revolution