Work with ease and from anywhere with VMware SD-WAN
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Ultimately, SD-WAN steers traffic to applications in the data centre and the cloud, optimise traffic over multiple available connections, and deliver a better user experience to any location. So employees working onsite and remotely will have the exact same quality experience.
Flexibility is becoming a bigger trend in several industries. Employees who experienced increased flexibility over the lockdown periods are now insisting on this continuing into the future. SD-WAN is a key tool in ensuring organisations have the tools to embrace and facilitate this flexibility. It allows multiple users to connect to cloud based servers and crucial applications from multiple locations.
VMware SD-WAN means organisations can offer their workforce a more flexible approach to their jobs, without compromising quality, efficiency, or productivity.
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