SD-WAN as a Service

SD-WAN as a Service A smarter way to connect distributed business.

Bring branches, users, applications, data centres and cloud environments together through centrally managed software-defined networking.

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01 / THE SERVICE

Connectivity designed around applications, not just locations.

SD-WAN can simplify wide area networking while helping organisations use connectivity resources more intelligently.

Designed around real requirementsNetwork & Connectivity
02 / WHAT IT INCLUDES

Capabilities with
a clear purpose.

Bring together the elements relevant to your environment and the outcome you need.

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Centralised network management

02

Application-aware routing

03

Multi-link connectivity

04

Cloud connectivity

05

Network visibility

06

Policy management

07

Managed WAN

08

Security integration

03 / WHERE IT FITS

Made for the work
in front of you.

SD-WAN as a Service can be considered across a range of operational and technology requirements.

01

Branch connectivity

02

Multi-site organisations

03

Cloud adoption

04

WAN modernisation

05

Hybrid workforce

06

International operations

04 / THE VALUE

What a considered
approach enables.

The outcome depends on the starting environment, service scope and implementation choices.

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Simplified management

02

Better application experience

03

Flexible connectivity

04

Improved visibility

05

More efficient bandwidth usage

05 / HOW IT WORKS

From the requirement
to the result.

The approach moves from assess through to optimise, with each stage shaped by the project.

  1. 01

    Assess

  2. 02

    Design

  3. 03

    Connect

  4. 04

    Orchestrate

  5. 05

    Monitor

  6. 06

    Optimise

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions,
answered.

Is SD-WAN useful when adopting cloud services?

SD-WAN can help connect distributed sites to cloud applications while giving teams central visibility and policy control.

What capabilities can be included?

The proposed scope covers centralised network management, application-aware routing, multi-link connectivity and cloud connectivity. The final combination depends on the agreed requirements.

Which situations is this useful for?

Common situations include branch connectivity, multi-site organisations and cloud adoption. Suitability depends on the environment and desired outcome.

How is the work typically approached?

The approach moves through assess, design, connect, orchestrate, monitor and optimise, with the sequence shaped around the project.

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