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Aryaka, a provider of fully managed cloud-first WAN solutions, has published its fifth annual State of the WAN Report. The 2021 survey covers global SD-WAN and SASE planning.

Aryaka, a provider in fully managed cloud-first WAN solutions, has published its fifth annual State of the WAN Report. The 2021 survey covers global SD-WAN and SASE planning.

Aryaka, a provider in fully managed cloud-first WAN solutions, has published its fifth annual 2021 State of the WAN Report, a survey into global SD-WAN and SASE planning.

WAN is growing in popularity among businesses, but it’s also causing plenty of concern. This is according to a new report from cloud-first WAN solutions provider Aryaka, which states that continued WAN and application growth is resulting in increased network complexity.

In 2020, when the workforce went home, overnight the corporate network capability morphed from an IT company to one that could mean the difference between profitability or shutdown, and since networks are under the pressure of mass remote work So did they, according to research by Aryaka to deal with complexity and security concerns.

Aryaka®, the leader in fully managed Cloud-First WAN solutions, today published its fifth annual 2021 State of the WAN report, the industry’s foremost survey into global SD-WAN and SASE planning.

The State of the WAN 2021 (Aryaka) Learn about the latest WAN trends and SD-WAN drivers influencing digital transformation in our 5th annual State of the WAN 2021 report

Aryaka®, the leader in fully managed Cloud-First WAN solutions, today published its fifth annual 2021 State of the WAN report, the industry’s foremost survey into global SD-WAN and SASE planning.

Aryaka®, the leader in fully managed Cloud-First WAN solutions, today published its fifth annual 2021 State of the WAN report, the industry’s foremost survey into global SD-WAN and SASE planning.

Aryaka surveyed than 1,350 respondents from a range of industries. They hailed from a variety of locations, most predominantly Europe (29%) and North America (23%). These are global companies, most of whom operate in more than five countries. Their job positions varied from IT/network manager to chief information officer.

In 2020, as the workforce went home, the capability of the business network transformed overnight from an IT concern into a matter that could mean the difference between viability or closure, and as networks struggled under the pressure of mass remote work, they also had to cope with complexity and security concerns, according to research […]

Aryaka said that 30% of enterprises would terminate some of their MPLS contracts in favour of broadband internet or other technologies. And 23% would terminate all of their MPLS contracts.