Unlock the network with Software-Defined technology
By decoupling the network’s control plane from the hardware, SDN allows for centralised management and dynamic configuration of your network infrastructure, empowering your business to stay agile in an ever-changing environment.
What's the benefits?
SDN vs SD-WAN
SDN offers a broad architectural approach for managing your network’s control, data transfer and communication more efficiently, SD-WAN focuses specifically on optimising wide area networks. Connect locations with greater efficiency and lower cost.
SDN
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Centralised Control
Streamline network management through a software-based controller for easier scalability and customisation.
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Scalability for Growth
Optimise internal network traffic with programmable routing and real-time analytics.
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Cost-Effectiveness
Reduce dependency on expensive proprietary hardware by enabling use of commodity devices.
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Enhanced Security
Provides centralised policy enforcement and rapid response to internal threats.
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Data Center Automation
Integrates with virtualisation technologies for seamless resource management.
SD-WAN
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Cost Savings
Reduces reliance on expensive MPLS links by leveraging broadband, LTE, and other cost-effective connectivity options.
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Intelligent Traffic Routing
Ensures optimal performance by directing traffic based on application needs and network conditions.
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Enhanced Reliability
Improves uptime with redundant WAN paths and failover capabilities minimising network downtime.
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Simplified Management
Offers centralised visibility and control across all WAN connections, making multi-site management seamless.
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Cloud-Optimised Performance
Facilitates direct, secure connections to cloud applications and services, improving user experience.