The way networks are built and managed is changing. The days of command lines and individual device configuration processes are rapidly being replaced with more streamlined provisioning and true centralized management. Now, the network becomes a business enabler through alignment with business policies and not just a collection of routing protocols and access control lists (ACLs). Today, it’s all about the applications and how to deliver them in the most optimized fashion.
So, what is driving this?
SD-WAN is at the center of this movement. However, the choice of products and solutions in the SD-WAN market is overwhelming. The market is quickly changing, and keeping up with new solutions is a full-time job. This is where ARG can help. We have the talent and partnerships that can cut through the noise to what is important to your business and technology strategy and support your deployment and ongoing vendor management to ensure it works.
There are more connectivity options available than ever before.
From dark fiber to LTE and satellite, ARG can provide connectivity just about anywhere to meet your needs and timeline. A hot button in the market is analog line (POTS) replacement, as legacy copper networks are retired by local exchange carriers. Another development is the combination of LTE, satellite, and SD-WAN to deliver “unbreakable internet” options for robust connectivity for your most remote users. Regardless of what you need, ARG can help.
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