Aryaka News

T-Systems Switzerland has signed a partnership with US-based company Aryaka to roll out its SD-WAN product in the Swiss market for business customers. Deutsche Telekom’s commercial team advises on projects providing Wide Area Networking (WAN). Other international business units of Deutsche Telekom already have customers with experience in rolling out and operating the Aryaka-based SD-WAN Service.

On today’s podcasts, Max Clark talks with Aryaka’s CTO and Co-founder, Ashwath Nagaraj about the actual impact of SD enterprises and how their product has evolved to support their customer’s needs.

At Aryaka Networks, we recently released our fourth annual Global State of the WAN survey report. To develop this report, we polled over a thousand enterprise respondents the world over that included CIOs, network and security professionals. These were across several verticals and across multiple geographies.

Aryaka delivers WAN as a service across its global network. Aryaka Secure Remote Access accelerates application performance for remote and mobile employees via its clientless SD-WAN.

Aryaka just recently published its fourth annual global State of the WAN report, a global survey exploring the challenges and opportunities presented to IT network managers around their wide area network (WAN). To find out more about the report and its findings, VMblog spoke with the company’s VP of Product and Solutions Marketing, David Ginsburg.

At the start of the year, networking professionals looked likely to invest in monitoring, converged architectures and WAN technologies, while unified communications was in decline and collaboration of minimal interest

“Platform Equinix’s global interconnection capabilities help Aryaka … with our peering and cloud connectivity needs,” said Armin Rishi, Aryaka‘s director of technical partnerships. “This enables us to provide an industry-leading managed SD-WAN service to our customers. Seeing the expansion across several European markets opens up more possibilities for the future growth of our platform.”

Aryaka, the cloud-first WAN company and #1 end-to-end managed SD-WAN provider, published its fourth annual global State of the WAN report, a global survey exploring the challenges and opportunities presented to IT network managers around their wide area network (WAN).

According to Aryaka, as enterprises continue to shift workloads to the cloud and increasingly rely on SaaS apps, IT teams are spending more time trying to address the associated performance challenges. And while, for now, connecting remote and mobile workers to the SD-WAN is the biggest time suck for IT teams surveyed, Aryaka reports that the amount of time spent on cloud access more than doubled from 20% in 2019, to 42% in 2020.

Aryaka has published its fourth annual global State of the WAN report, a global survey exploring the challenges and opportunities presented to IT network managers around their wide area network (WAN). The report, which surveyed 1,100 respondents, reveals that application performance in remote locations and at the branch is the primary issue UK companies face.

AT&T has achieved the top spot in the 2019 US carrier managed SD-WAN services leaderboard benchmark. The annual listing from Vertical Systems Group named AT&T, Hughes, Verizon, CenturyLink, Windstream, Aryaka and Comcast, as the top seven SD-WAN service providers in the US.

Application performance, impacted by network complexity at the edge and in the cloud, is the key enterprise concern this year for organizations implementing SD-WAN, according to Aryaka.