SD-WAN (Software-defined Wide Area Network) technology makes it easier for businesses and organizations to manage the complexity of the WAN networks they work with, while optimizing connectivity costs and improving the experience of employees and customers in the use of critical applications. According to a recent IDC study based on 650 companies with revenues above...
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