"We decided to go with FatPipe IPVPN because we were looking to increase bandwidth, balance load, and have a failover solution using MPLS and Internet connections. FatPipe IPVPN gave us the flexibility we were looking for, using both private and public lines."
"If we cannot provide answers to client or health provider inquiries due to a WAN outage, it could impede critical medical treatments. Network availability from outside our network is just as critical. We host a secure website for our clients to access and manage their benefits in real-time. If our site goes down for any reason, such as a WAN outage, then our clients and their employees lose that manageability."
Ecessa is a technology leader in the SD-WAN space. With over 12,000 successful deployments, they have helped the IT managers at single sites, small and medium enterprises and Fortune 1000 organizations make sure their networks never lose connectivity, and quite honestly, are Never Down™. Ecessa provides every business at every stage and IT budget with a smart, sustainable path to a more perfect network.
Hughes delivers fully managed SD-WAN and digital media services that transform multi-branch organizations into better-connected, customer-focused enterprises, no matter where your locations are. We combine the most sophisticated SD-WAN and automation technologies with superior customer support to deliver a zero-touch configuration, installation, and operation environment for our clients. In addition, our digital signage solutions streamline employee training and better connect your business with its customers.
Nuage Networks from Nokia brings a combination of technologies and networking expertise to the enterprise and telecommunications industries. The Silicon Valley-based business has applied new thinking to the problem of delivering massively scalable and highly programmable SDN solutions within and across the data center and out to the wide area network with the security and availability required by business-critical environments. Nuage Networks, backed by the rapidly growing IP/Optical Networks business of Nokia has the pedigree to serve the needs of the world's biggest clouds.