Citrix SD-WAN

Network congestion, poor quality or inefficient networks, clunky failover mechanisms. Session freeze is a frustrating day to day distraction for millions of people all over the world but the real cost is lost productivity.

We’re increasingly reliant on available services to help us communicate, collaborate and ultimately be productive. The general principles around how we connect users to services needs an SD-WAN overhaul.

Poor voice quality isn’t acceptable to the caller or the board but traditional networks can only offer expensive solutions with rigid capacity and lengthy on-boarding lead times.

Citrix  SD-WAN has some unusual tricks which can really get to grips with your call quality and the clarity of your message. It’s fast to deploy and a fraction of the cost of standing up more leased line capacity.

Looking for a cost effective way to boost MOS call quality without breaking the budget? Lets talk SD-WAN.

Delivering always on services is a balance of nines and budget. Poor quality WANs cost productivity and reputation but the good news is that if you’re looking for more capacity and reliability without blowing your budget, you now have a choice.

Logically bond multiple links to create a resilient SD-WAN overlay network that’s more stable than the sum of its parts, keeping services online and smashing user experience expectations.

Your services could be awesome but can your network keep up?

You have a problem with the volume of data you can move into and out of your branch locations and hybrid cloud platforms at any given moment and the reason is budget. Your leased lines are so expensive, you simply can’t afford to have the network capacity that you need to be able to deliver the kinds of services that you want.

MPLS used to be the only option for reliable branch services. Not anymore.  SD-WAN offers scale, resilience and cost reduction for a genuinely credible alternative to the old school MPLS tax. Your 1990s network design needs a cloudDNA SD-WAN makeover.

Routing back to the data centre to breakout to the internet can be perfectly acceptable for old school web browsing but service models are rapidly changing.

As more of our latency sensitive services like voice, video, file sharing and collaboration originate from 3rd party clouds, in both SaaS and P/IaaS contexts, we need to reconsider how we connect people to data. A simple, user experience boosting re-think of the way we connect users to services. This is the catalyst to every SD-WAN conversation we ever have.

Video takes up a lot of space on the network so it often gets restricted to avoid disruption to other services. Restricted video means poor user experience. Traditional networks were built for occasional web based video streaming to a small percentage of the user base but times are changing.

We’re all being encouraged to collaborate in real time, sharing screens and cameras  our colleagues and customers. Wherever all that traffic needs to come from and wherever it needs to go to, there’s going to be a lot of it. User Experience is the measurement of success, Citrix SD-WAN can help you measure it and manage it.