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WAN Transformation: SD-WAN Cost and ROI Analysis Its no secret that traditional wideareanetworks (WANs) have to change. But cost reductions, in particular, that are often promised with the successor to traditional WANs, software-defined wideareanetwork (SD-WAN), is often misleading.
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Congratulations to Cato Networks for receiving a 2017 INTERNET TELEPHONY SD-WAN Excellence Award, said Rich Tehrani, CEO, TMC. Cato Cloud has demonstrated true innovation and is leading the way for Software Defined WideAreaNetwork. I look forward to continued excellence from Cato Networks in 2017 and beyond.
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