Aryaka News

Accompanied by the release of a new L3 private core and a new application visibility and control solution, the SD-WAN and SASE services are tailored to the needs of hybrid workplaces with cloud-focused IT strategies

2020 and 2021 have been years none of us ever thought we would see within our lifetimes. Lockdowns, quarantines, self-imposed isolation, restructuring business for online platforms, and remote workers; COVID-19 has seen enterprises large, small, and in-between, participate in the biggest remote work experiment in human history.

Multifunctionality businesses rely on a strong network infrastructure that can support heavy data usage. With the quality of internet connectivity and broadband speed improving drastically, enterprises are seeking to shift from legacy MPLS to SD-WAN and SASE services.

The ASEAN region has been witnessing a sudden spurt in datacentre and cloud infrastructure investments. It is set to become the global hotbed for these installations. With new developments in the region along with the emergence of ASEAN Digital Masterplan 2025 – more than 1000 datacenter & cloud computing professionals from over 200 leading private […]

Managed SD-WAN and secure access service edge (SASE) provider Aryaka has hired Lumen Technologies (formerly CenturyLink) veteran Craig Patterson as channel chief and vice president of sales, Americas.

The new Aryaka channel chief brings deep service provider experience from his tenure at CenturyLink/Lumen.

SD-WAN vendor Aryaka’s new managing director for EMEA, Steve Harrington spoke with Channel Partner Insight about how he plans to drive growth in the region. Harrington joined in July, taking the reins from Ian McEwan, who was promoted to global chief revenue officer. Harrington’s priorities as the new EMEA head include reviewing go-to-market models, strategic […]

Darren Seow joined Deutsche Telekom Global Business (DTGB) in 2000, a time when the telecommunications sector was booming. That is until the dotcom market crash of that same year led to some culling.

The pandemic saw lockdowns, quarantines, self-imposed isolation, restructuring business for online platforms, and remote workers. In short, enterprises the world over participated in the biggest remote work experiment in human history.

Black Lives Matter filled the summer of 2020 with cries for justice as protests spread throughout the nation, with many Silicon Valley firms pledging support to the movement as well. Having been a majority-white, majority-male space since birth, tech giants

Matt Carter, CEO, Aryaka, an IT leader in security and network connectivity known for their exceptional service talked specifically how the customer model ties into a philosophy of a sports figure often not associated with top leadership, “At Aryaka, we believe in having highly diverse teammates who can come together for the best service and […]

NNG takes the helm as Aryaka Principal Partner in Aus & NZ