MPLS stories

The next era of networking is one where networking operations are smarter and more secure, thanks to the convergence of networking and security based on context-aware zero trust principles.

Managed network providers, such as Australian technology provider Interactive, play a pivotal role in unlocking the full potential of SD-WAN.

In an era where business success is closely tied to a robust digital infrastructure, embracing managed network services is not just a strategic choice—it's a necessity.

As more organisations adopt cloud-based applications and services, the demand for SD-WAN will continue to grow.

Pacific National safeguards critical infrastructure in Australia while boosting secure network access for reliable operations with Fortinet and Ip.Glass.

Organisations are increasingly embracing digital transformation to keep pace with changing business and market requirements, increased competition, and fluctuating customer demands.

Hong Kong-based Belton Technology Group has selected global connectivity provider Epsilon to completely re-architect its WAN, transforming Belton's connectivity.

MPLS is being left behind with today's rapidly advancing business environment, which has seen many businesses rush to adopt SD-WAN with little knowledge about the many challenges.

“I was used to waiting, waiting and waiting – and I’m not doing that anymore.”

While reducing spend on MPLS is often cited as a key reason for SD-WAN, there are other key benefits, says Silver Peak’s Jim Metzler.

This is “the most exciting development in the market since the dawn of 3G.”

Surging cloud usage is leading to new networking needs, says Silver Peak’s Graham Schultz. He outlines the changing face of the network.

If your company is looking for a way to improve WAN functionality and service levels while lowering costs, then you don’t have far to go.