Posts by Robert Sturt

When comparing SD-WAN features, businesses should consider the solutions ability to route traffic based on application type, security offerings, wireless support, throughput, form factors, provider experience and support/managed services. It has only been a few years since SD WAN arrived to transform Wide Area Networks from restrictive Layer 3 MPLS and Layer 2 VPLS to

The businesses cases for SD-WAN include (but are not limited to): Cost efficiency by leveraging cheaper connections Flexibility for remote, mobile, hybrid or temporary setups Enhanced Security Improved regulatory compliance options Simplified management, for cloud, legacy and multi-branch networks In technology, we are surrounded by acronyms and buzzwords. One that gets a fair amount of

SD-WAN offers cost savings, greater flexibility, security and integrations with cloud applications. However there can be some issues with inconsistent QoS over public internet, variable vendor capabilities and higher equipment costs. First, the pros of SD WAN: Public cloud adoption is growing fast, SD-WAN providers are well aligned to meet the demands of global Internet

SD-WAN offers organisations greater cost efficiency, agility, visibility and recovery capabilities. However, SD-WAN can face challenges with inconsistent security management and limitations compared to MPLS for SLA-driven applications. Perhaps the most difficult aspect when understanding the advantages and disadvantages of SD WAN is actually the marketing from service providers. In this article, we discuss how

To create an SD-WAN RFP template, you should assess your specific business needs, evaluate provider features and ensure alignment with project goals. The creation of an SD WAN RFP template is made simpler when your IT team is fully aware of the key areas to consider together with which providers & vendors are initially a

To create an effective list of SD-WAN requirements, you should evaluate your specific business needs. Consider the requirements for redundancy, path selection, bandwidth controls, security and deployment expectations. SD WAN solutions are here to stay and it’s only a matter of time before many network professionals will find themselves evaluating solutions for install. Envisioning your