Aryaka News

Bunched together below the leading pack were Aryaka with 7.8%, Silver Peak with 7.7% and Versa Networks with 7.5% of overall revenues. Huawei (4.8%), Nuage Networks (4.4%), Oracle (3.8%) and CradlePoint (3.7%) completed the top 10.
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Aryaka®, the cloud-first WAN company and #1 end-to-end managed SD-WAN provider, announced today a unique solution for these overloaded VPNs, leveraging the company’s global private backbone and requiring no architecture changes by the customer. Aryaka’s Secure Remote Access (SRA) essentially routes all of the organization’s network traffic through a dedicated, SLA-driven global Layer-2 private backbone unencumbered by public internet traffic. The result is an improvement in application performance and remote worker productivity by 2-10x due to management of packet loss, latency and jitter.

Aryaka®, the cloud-first WAN company and #1 end-to-end managed SD-WAN provider, has announced a unique solution for VPNs overloaded by Internet traffic as a result of Coronavirus concerns, the company said.

Shashi Kiran, CPO of SD-WAN specialist Aryaka, added: “Companies should provide flexibility for all employees to telecommute. All roles that can function remotely should be allowed to function remotely in a guilt-free manner until the environment is deemed safe.”

Joining us for this week’s Ask the Expert is Shashi Kiran, Chief Marketing and Product Officer at Aryaka Networks. Shashi has over 20 years of experience in business and technology, spanning areas such as sales, business development, and product management in large global companies as well as smaller startups.

Matt Carter, president and CEO at SD-WAN specialist Aryaka, discusses network security, market consolidation, the role of MPLS services, his company’s IPO and M&A potential and why the classic western Shane is his favorite movie of all time.

How is the SD-WAN market accommodating the changing marketplace for IT services? In the kickoff session, “State of SD-WAN — A View from the C-Suite,” five veteran technology veterans discussed the current state of the market for SD-WAN services.

The Aryaka Networks managed SD-WAN is unique from other vendors’ SD-WANs because its infrastructure is made of Layer 2 network connections. Aryaka’s SD-WAN is managed by the software-based SmartServices Platform, which is made up of six services. The names of each of the services are SmartManage, SmartConnect, SmartOptimize, SmartCloud, SmartSecure, and Smart Insights.

TMC (News – Alert) announces 2020 SD-WAN Implementation Award Winners. Each winning customer vendor duo will be honored during SD-WAN Expo held February 12-14, 2020 at the Greater Ft. Lauderdale/Broward Country Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. SD-WAN Expo provides the stage for award winners to deliver their deployment case study.

From AWS to Google Drive, chances are your business is driven by a SaaS consumption model. Multiple clouds, public and private, are common to organisations, and apps keep getting added to the stack – and are expected to perform optimally. The SaaS model has more recently been supplemented with Infrastructure-as-a-Service which provides the framework for businesses to embrace the cloud and maximise their operational ability within this system.

According to the IDC, SD-WAN infrastructure is heading toward a market projection of $5.25 billion by 2023, experiencing a CAGR of nearly 31%. The managed SD-WAN arena is pegged for a CAGR north of 60% through 2025, reaching a value of more than $17 billion, per research from Global Market Insights.

The San Mateo, California-based software-defined wide-area network developer made a string of C-suite changes starting in late 2018. CEO Matt Carter told Mergermarket in May he was focused on growth and creating “compelling optionality” for its investors and not an exit, but the company could see interest in a consolidating industry.