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The requirements for business communication systems have changed significantly in recent years. Today, consumers expect to be able to communicate through more channels and are more impatient about response times. Employee communication needs can be even more complex, and improving communication can increase employee productivity by up to 25%. As businesses try to adapt to these changing demands, the result is often a patchwork of complex and disparate solutions. Thankfully,…

SD-WAN Benefits: Starting with The Basics SD-WAN benefits may be complex to understand, especially for people who own a business but do not have an IT-related background. This post will help you learn the basics of this technology and why it improves your company’s bandwidth and costs. The acronym SD-WAN stands for Software-Defined Wide-Area Network. Compared to a traditional WAN, SD-WANs are based on software, not hardware. Therefore, they are…

Cloud computing can be far more efficient at meeting your computing and storage needs than traditional computing. You can obtain far more computing power and storage at a fraction of the price of traditional computing solutions. The cloud allows your organization, regardless of size, access to many of the same tools available to enterprise-class organizations. While the cloud is nothing new -- it’s been around since at least the 1960s…

See the complete webinar here. Transcript SD-WAN has the ability to identify e-mail traffic. We all know e-mail traffic is very important to businesses, but it's not necessarily time-sensitive. So SD-WAN will choose the lowest-cost link. And that's where e-mail traffic will flow. So let's say that lower-cost link has some major delay on it and will throw in some packet loss. Well, SD-WAN's real-time circuit monitoring will recognize that…