Aryaka News

Aryaka today 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. With network complexity and its resulting impact on performance now the top blocker to WAN implementation, cost has become less of an issue for respondents who now cite significant investment in automation, security, cloud connectivity, and are looking ahead to 5G.

Aryaka®, the Cloud-First WAN company delivering the #1 managed SD-WAN solution, today published its fourth annual 2020 State of the WAN report that reveals 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.

Aryaka®, the cloud-first WAN company and #1 end-to-end managed SD-WAN provider, today 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. With network complexity and its resulting impact on performance now the top blocker to WAN implementation, cost has become less of an issue for respondents who now cite significant investment in automation, security, cloud connectivity, and are looking ahead to 5G.

Today’s channel partner news involves Aryaka SD-WAN research, Chef DevOps, CircleCI, Cohesity, Commvault, Greystone Technology, ID Agent, Kaseya, Lifeboat Distribution, ScienceLogic, SolarWinds & more.

Aryaka®, the Cloud-First WAN company delivering the #1 managed SD-WAN solution, today published its fourth annual 2020 State of the WAN report that reveals 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.

Aryaka®, the Cloud-First WAN company delivering the #1 managed SD-WAN solution, today published its fourth annual 2020 State of the WAN report that reveals 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.

Aryaka’s latest State of the WAN report shows complexity is increasingly impacting the performance of on-premises and cloud applications.

Aryaka®, the Cloud-First WAN company delivering the #1 managed SD-WAN solution, today published its fourth annual 2020 State of the WAN report that reveals 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.

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.
DA: 82
UVM: 702,330

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.”