The manufacturing sector faces many networking challenges, including high reliability and uptime requirements, integrations with legacy systems, support for geographically dispersed locations and ensuring strict security is enforced. As network downtime can lead to financial loss, halts in production and disruptions to supply chains, it is essential for manufacturers to find a network solution to […]
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Arguably the greatest determinant for how successful a manufacturer can be, is their optimisation of operational efficiencies. Improving operational processes leads to greater speeds, reductions in workforce requirements and, ultimately, increased profits for the business. One less obvious way of improving the efficiency of operations is to improve network performance, as with an improved network
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With the ever-growing quantity of regulations faced, manufacturers are beginning to question the best routes to achieve compliance. One innovation that can be key to manufacturers compliance strategy is Software Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) solutions.
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Netify finds the majority of IT leaders need to set budgets before comparing vendor solutions. What should a business expect to pay for SD-WAN as a component of network security architecture? SD-WAN costs depend on several factors including appliance type, ongoing licences, and management needs. For basic SD-WAN deployments, monthly costs range from £80 to
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When compared to traditional Wide Area Networks (WAN), Software Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) solutions offer advanced threat detection capabilities. Integrations such as Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning have become crucial to SD-WAN’s threat detection capabilities for real-time, proactive detection and protecting against zero-day vulnerabilities. The incorporation of behavioural analysis and comprehensive threat intelligence also
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Manufacturing businesses are switching from traditional Wide Area Networks (WAN) to Software Defined Wide Area Networks (SD-WAN) with the incentive of decreasing network downtime, improving security and enabling greater agility and scalability for operations. SD-WAN mitigates many of the issues found within traditional WAN networks, which can offer business with improved efficiency and reduce costs.
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Becoming a Microsoft Teams Reseller can allow your business to access additional revenue streams. In recent years, Teams has become an essential collaboration tool for modern workplaces, enabling constant communications across a range of devices, with options for video and voice calls alongside instant messaging and group chat capabilities. Microsoft Teams is only expected to
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Due to the high reliance on connectivity, the capabilities of network infrastructure have become essential for business operations. Although this importance was already present through branch office connectivity, the reliance on connectivity has only been emphasised by the emergence of cloud services and remote workforces, where the reliability of the network acts as a key
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Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN) is a better way for businesses to manage their network across different locations. This is achieved by leveraging a combination of transport services, such as broadband, LTE/5G and allows a secure connection between users and applications. This replaces the need for expensive dedicated WAN connections and allows companies to build
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SASE Zero Trust: Implementing the Model for Enhanced Network Security Embracing SASE and Zero Trust: A Strategic Roadmap for IT Decision Makers SASE and Zero Trust are key security concepts for modern systems. SASE defines a singular cohesive security approach across an organisations system and Zero Trust ensures that continuous verification is being conducted in
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