All-in-One Networking

It’s difficult to operate today’s networks with yesterday’s technology. Many networks have grown organically over the years to keep up with user demands but have become challenging to manage in the process. As organizations scale, the complexity of legacy IT systems can strain performance and make it challenging to add locations or new capabilities to meet operational needs.

Older components with outdated protocols, for example, can struggle with the demands of integrated cloud workloads that also require more bandwidth. Likewise, the sheer number of devices connected to a network over time adds to the maintenance requirements for IT teams. Routers, switches, wireless access points, IP cameras, and security devices all require configuration and updates that take time — time that could be better spent on technology initiatives that improve organizational competitiveness.