Exploring SD-WAN for enterprise: A three-part series
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A three-part mini-series exploring SD-WAN technology from an enterprise perspective. We highlight the main networking challenges that SD-WAN is designed to address. We outline existing flavours of SD-WAN available on the market and discuss three possible pathways for SD-WAN evolution.
Description
Exploring SD-WAN for enterprise is a 3 part series of reports. You will receive all 3 reports with this purchase.
Part 1: Enterprise networking challenges: How can SD-WAN help?
Format: PDF file
Pages: 8 pages Charts: 2 Author: David Martin, Matt Pooley Publication Date: June 2019Table of contents:
- Introduction: What networking challenges are faced by today’s digital enterprises?
- Which networking challenges does SD-WAN address?
- Challenge 1: Managing the costs of WAN links
- Challenge 2: Improving control of hybrid WAN and multicloud environments
- Challenge 3: Assuring service and prioritising business-critical traffic
- Challenge 4: Introducing new sites and capabilities
- Challenge 5: Preventing attacks and mitigating security risks
- Challenge 6: Managing different network domains and services across the whole enterprise
- Challenge 7: Future-proofing enterprises’ advancing requirements while reducing complexity
- Conclusion: Is SD-WAN really a one-stop shop solution?
Part 2: Flavours of SD-WAN: What’s on offer and which work?
Format: PDF file
Pages: 19 pages Charts: 1 Author: David Martin, Matt Pooley Publication Date: June 2019Table of contents:
- Introduction: SD-WAN as a solution to the networking challenges of digital enterprises
- What are the aspects of different SD-WAN deployments?
- Aspect 1: CPE (dedicated appliance, uCPE or cloud)
- Aspect 2: Networks (overlay, hybrid or dedicated)
- Aspect 3: Network topologies (hub and spoke, partial mesh and full mesh)
- Aspect 4: Security (integrated or not)
- Aspect 5: Extension across geographies and domains
- Conclusion: SD-WAN – one solution, many flavours
Part 3: Predicting the future: Where next for SD-WAN?
Format: PDF file
Pages: 11 pages Charts: 2 Author: David Martin, Matt Pooley Publication Date: June 2019Table of contents:
- Introduction: SD-WAN and future evolution
- Defining the evolution pathways in detail
- Conclusion: What does this mean for enterprises and SPs?
Technologies and industry terms referenced include: artificial intelligence, CPE, edge computing, enterprise networking, IoT, mesh, network-as-a-service, nfv, SD-WAN, SDN, security, Virtualisation