IT teams are heavily burdened by the manually intensive processes required to manage all network activities. The list of projects required by network managers to maintain status quo is often long and tedious. But Outcome-Driven Networking changes all that.
The complexities, disparate systems, and unlimited configuration permutations inherent in managing a corporate network can slow down expansion and business-enablement. Transitioning to a proactive management platform that truly understands and accounts for the demands placed on IT teams, eliminating manual activities to power a shift to strategic activities gives organization the tools they need to succeed.
Every network process requires numerous-clicks to ensure that the desired result will occur, and when multiplied by each process and device on which changes need to be implemented, becomes a huge time investment.
Determining link performance and assigning critical traffic to the correct link while determining the correct policy combination on a real-time basis can impede seamless access to cloud applications.
Not all traffic is equal, yet many organizations treat them as if they are, resulting in delivery delays, compromised quality, and insecure systems. Prioritization needs to be performed automatically and information separated from dissimilar traffic.
Routing is not a router-only activity and the dependence on these devices simply because it’s always been a staple is backward, not forward looking. Elevating routing and optimizing what it can do is imperative.
Built on the principles of SDN and SD-WAN, Outcome-Driven Networking is uniquely developed to achieve the desired state of a network through the complete automation of network configuration and processes using single-click commands combined with a level of network-wide intelligence that is able to auto-learn and self-correct.
ESG discusses how outcome-driven networking is the game changer IT managers need, introducing automation and network intelligence to get an advantage.
Bogged down with manually intensive IT management and configurations? There is a different way and we'll show you how with an outcome-driven approach.
Segmenting PCI traffic, replacing routers, single-click profile deployment — Salon Service Group uses outcome-driven networking to grow the business.