World Wide Technology (WWT) has been building a structured SD-WAN infrastructure since 2016 and provides customers with local and cloud-managed WAN services. "Cisco SD-WAN has it all," said Neil Anderson, Director of Network Solutions for WWT. It's a great solution for customers looking for cost savings, increased business agility, robust security, and multiple cloud networks. Managed Cisco services
WWT's SD-WAN business is growing more than 50% annually, all of which is supported by Cisco.
Katalyst is a managed services provider based in North Carolina, USA, and has been offering white label managed SD-WAN services since January 2019.
Remote assistance is now available in remote locations, so clients can no longer provide interfaces between networks. There are a number of reasons why Katalyst chose Cisco as a business partner, but according to Katalyst CTO Jasse White, security simplifies the company's IT environment by offering a package with a 7-layer firewall and a firewall 7 layers at the same time is key. At the same time, customers offering the benefits of SD-WAN were able to increase their satisfaction, resulting in a 25% increase in service size.
NTTHas is an SD-WAN portfolio that includes both fully managed and customer managed services. NTT says that Cisco SD-WAN is a key element in delivering innovative solutions. NTT customers reduced bandwidth costs by 25% and increased bandwidth efficiency by 300% across all facilities.
These success stories are at the core of Cisco's goals.
IDC survey results show that approximately 95% of surveyed companies will implement SD-WAN within 24 months¹. This is a great opportunity. Cisco will work with you to ensure that customers and partners do not miss out on this opportunity.
