By Sudipta Choudhury - June 15, 2021 3 Mins Read
SD-WAN is gaining traction among the modern-age business ecosystem due to increased solution reliability and security capabilities, reveals a new study.
At present, the IT infrastructure solutions are rapidly expanding with the evolving business as well as technology needs. This involves security threat tools, adoption of cloud platforms for various business teams, remote working devices, and so on. And this adoption rate is driving the growth of the SD-WAN market.
Certainly, the increased adoption of 5G and infrastructure needs will substantially dominate the overall SD-WAN market. Basically, WAN enhance application performance by reducing and increasing business agility. Thus, more enterprises are turning to SD-WAN solutions to tackle cyber threats and the WAN network management.
A recent study by Masergy is focused around the assessment where businesses stand in their journey of SD-WAN as well as Secure Access Service Edge (SASE). The findings include new potential peaks in adoption, highlighting the importance of security, reliability, and a growing preference towards hybrid access.
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The appliances group within the SD-WAN market is gaining significant share – owing to the surging adoption of cloud platforms. The study observes new insights around the SD-WAN return on investment (ROI). In participation with Altman Solon, more than 300 IT decision makers were surveyed in the US, across 20+ industry verticals.
SD-WAN connectivity is gaining widespread traction. Some of the key highlights from the study are –
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In this context, Terry Traina, CTO at Masergy explains – “This study affirms that IT leaders understand the value of SD-WAN connectivity and are leaning into hybrid access models that strike the right balance between price and performance for a ROI ‘sweet spot’.”
He also added, “The survey confirms what everyone is noticing anecdotally. There’s still a lot of confusion about SASE. Conceptually SASE makes sense, but turning its framework into a tactical plan can be challenging for IT leaders.”
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