Modern Utilities Need Modern Networks

Infographic | January 2, 2020

Digital transformation is top of the agenda for most enterprises, meaning effective network management has never been so important. Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN) can revolutionise IT estates by giving businesses the opportunity to optimise their networks, easily and quickly. Yet, 46% of enterprise IT decision makers aren’t aware of SD-WAN at all, suggesting many businesses could benefit from learning more.

Infographic | March 8, 2020

Four in five (79%) technology and IT decision makers think 5G will have a significant impact on their organization — but the majority is yet to use it widely in their business. What hurdles stand in the way for those in the 5G race?

Infographic | February 7, 2020

Once again, you can’t escape the 5G hype at CES. It’s been building since CES 2018. Everyone—from Samsung and Intel to cellular carriers and smartphone companies—wants you to know how amazing 5G will be. Samsung called it “wireless fiber”, promising super-fast low latency internet everywhere. 5G is supposed to be faster than a typical home cable internet connection today…and it’s wireless, too.

Infographic | January 7, 2020

SD-WAN is next generation wan technology that gets the best out of your network. ATOM is next generation automation product that gets the best out of your multivendor SD-WANs. ATOM manages all the leading SDWAN controllers as well as your multi-vendor legacy branch infrastructure to push uniform policies across all devices.

Infographic | July 20, 2021

Public transportation agencies seek innovative ways to connect systems and business assets, improve the experience of moving people and goods, and reduce operational cost. AI-driven networking can help agencies shift from inflexible, costly IT networks and deliver superior experiences that improve ridership loyalty while simplifying IT operations and lowering costs.

Infographic | March 1, 2020

5G is not yet a priority in all markets; 4G LTE will remain dominant for the next five years. 2G and 3G will see declines as users upgrade to 4G, and networks are decommissioned. An element of 2G and 3G will remain as an enabler for M2M and where VoLTE is yet to reach maturity