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Sean Dublin, Director of Strategic Alliances at Aryaka Networks comes up with three probing questions to help you identify potential SD-WAN opportunities.

Aryaka recognized among the 50 HIGHEST-RATED PRIVATE COMPANIES TO WORK FOR.

Since it was founded in 2009, Aryaka has gained more than 10 million end users in more than 4,000 global sites including customers like JAS, Henny Penny, Ontex, Xactly, Invensense, and Skullcandy.

The network is the foundation of business productivity, efficiency and profitability. Software Defined networking is empowering the enterprise with not just the above mentioned benefits but cost savings and improved flexibility as well.

SD WAN will replace traditional networking, and one day businesses will most likely buy their WAN from a company they have never even heard of, one that does not own any fibre in the ground.

Do business consider this? Not often enough. As a telecom consultant, it is my job to point it out to the business decision maker. How much is an hour of down time worth?

Aryaka achieved over 150% year over year growth for Q2 and the first half of the year, as compared to 2015. Aryaka added 70 new customers, including gaming company, Demonware; cable manufacturer, Volex; the educational platform, Knewton; and Quanshi, the leading online collaboration service provider in China.

Aryaka named in The Silicon Review’s 50 innovative companies to watch 2016

Global businesses expect extremely high availability and performance while accessing “on-premises” and SaaS-based applications on the WAN. Relying on the public Internet adds congestion, packet loss and latency, which deteriorate application performance.

Officials with Silver Peak and Aryaka this week outlined recent momentum in their businesses that they say illustrates the growing popularity of software-defined WAN technologies.

Last week, Las Vegas proved to be the center of gravity for the technology industry, as the EMC World and Interop conferences bookended an extended discussion of disruption, innovation, and digital transformation.

Public school teachers in Enfield, Conn., are active grant-getters. But while the technologies they bring into the classroom from those grants, such as lab carts with Apple iPads, are beneficial to students, they can also wreak havoc on network resources.