Traditional WANs (Wide Area Networks) have served as the backbone for connecting geographically dispersed offices and enabling data exchange between them. However, they come with certain limitations that can pose challenges for businesses in the rapidly evolving digital landscape. Here are some key limitations of traditional WANs: high cost, complexity in management, limited flexibility, performance issues, Limited Application Visibility and Control, Security Challenges, Dependency on Private Circuits and many more. These limitations have led to the emergence and adoption of SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Networking) solutions, which aim to address many of these challenges by introducing a more flexible, cost-effective, and intelligently managed approach to wide area networking.
It's impressive to note that over 500+ SD-WAN have been successfully deployed, reflecting a proven track record of reliability and scalability. This substantial deployment signifies not only a wide-reaching network but also a wealth of experience in managing diverse SD-WAN's needs.
Edge computing is transforming the way businesses process and manage data by bringing computation closer to the source of data generation. When paired with WafaTech SD-WAN, edge computing creates a powerful combination that ensures seamless connectivity, reduced latency, and enhanced performance for modern applications and services.
Edge computing processes data at or near the data source, eliminating delays associated with transferring data to centralized servers. This approach is crucial for industries relying on real-time analytics, IoT devices, and low-latency applications.
