THE BUSINESS VALUE OF SD-WAN

90% of WAN infrastructure deployed today was designed 20 years ago to address a singular requirement - to provide connectivity from branch to datacenter over MPLS. The WAN is at an inflection point and faced with unprecedented demands, including cloud and SaaS apps, UC as a service, and the ability to deliver new services rapidly and securely.
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How to Benchmark and Market Your 5G Network

5G has dominated the news as mobile network operators race to provide the fastest service in the most places. Every network provider wants to be the best in their market, but lately 5G claims in advertisements and news headlines have led to headaches for the operators. In this webinar, we'll discuss how you can accurately position your 5G network using claims backed by the industry's most trusted source for network data — while also building more trust with consumers.
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Aruba Panel Experts Say SD-WAN for Speedy IT

SD-WAN is transforming the way businesses build their networks. Employees in a work-from-home situation are demanding more accessibility with greater speeds, and networks need to meet those demands while retaining strict security. Network administrators have increasingly turned from VPN systems to SD-WAN in order to keep up with these new requirements.
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A New Resolution for 5G Network Planning

Delivering on the promise of 5G is a common dilemma faced by mobile network operators and site location aggregators. Comprehensive insights, when combined with location intelligence, are critical for optimal planning and decision making yet achieving this is no easy feat.
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Consistency is Key with Cloud Security

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When it comes to cloud security, consistency is everything – your cloud controls should mimic your on-premise implementations, so you have complete consistency of security policy enforcement across environments. Cloud security breaches have not been the result of brilliant criminal masterminds. Rather, they have been the result of self-inflicted errors that are often caused by faulty migration and deployment practices – particularly when the right security personnel are excluded from the process.
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