WAN Transformation with SD-WAN: Establishing a Mature Foundation for SASE Success
Category: Research ReportNearly one decade has passed since the phrase “software-defined wide-area networking” entered IT industry vernacular. Vendors and industry analysts coined the term to describe a class of technologies that enable an enterprise to build a wide-area network (WAN) where sites can connect via multiple redundant paths (including private and managed WAN services and public internet connections) securely and with centralized management and control.
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