Frequently Asked Questions

SD-WAN stands for "Software-Defined Wide Area Network." It is a technology that revolutionizes the way wide area networks (WANs) are designed, managed, and operated. SD-WAN is a response to the increasing demand for more flexible, cost-effective, and agile network solutions, especially in a business environment where organizations have multiple branch offices, remote workers, and distributed applications.

SD-WAN provides benefits such as improved network performance, cost savings, enhanced security, flexibility, and simplified network management.

SD-WAN optimizes traffic routing by dynamically choosing the best path for data, which reduces latency, minimizes packet loss, and ensures high-quality connections.

Organizations with multiple branch offices, remote workers, or a need for better network control and security can benefit from SD-WAN.

No. SD-WAN can complement MPLS connections by using less expensive broadband or internet links alongside MPLS to optimize cost-efficiency.

Yes. SD-WAN solutions often include security features like encryption and firewall capabilities, but additional security measures may be needed depending on the organization's requirements.

Cost savings with SD-WAN can be substantial due to the use of less expensive internet connections and improved network efficiency. The exact savings depend on the organization's network architecture and usage.