SD-WANs: Why the sudden interest?
A recent Computing webinar revealed that interest in software-defined WANs is spiking, as organisations look for ways to enable secure, mobile working, whilst getting maximum value from existing assets
Klaus Majewski, director, technology, Forcepoint and Karthik Selvaraj, principal consultant, Purple Bytes
Interest in Software-Defined Wide Area Networks (SD-WANs) is increasing, as organisations look for ways to enable secure mobile working, whilst making the most optimal use of existing assets. That's...
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