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The simple, secure, easy to manage connectivity solution that enables remote employees to access their corporate applications and files from anywhere - using any type of connection
About
SDWAN REMOTE automatically provides encrypted access back to the corporate network, using multiple different connections and by combining intelligent session-based path steering with dynamic link conditioning, SDWAN REMOTE boosts the performance of your latency sensitive applications. Why your business needs SDWAN REMOTE: 90% home workers waste an average 30 minutes daily due to poor networks Of those 9 out of 10 people, 12% report losing an hour or more 84% of home workers suffer from an unreliable internet connection 86% suffer from slow internet speeds 8% of workers would consider a purely office-based role 48% of workers want to permanently work from home 44% of workers want a hybrid remote role
Key Benefits
The real benefits of SDWAN REMOTE are: 1. SDWAN REMOTE uses multiple connectivity types simultaneously (incl. WIFI and 4G LTE) and will fail over in the case of an outage on a connection 2. Direct internet breakout from the vendor’s global backbone, optimising cloud and SaaS user experience and negating the need for hair pinning through the corporate datacentre for Internet access. 3. SDWAN REMOTE is deviceless - the form factor is a downloadable client which sits directly on the worker’s windows laptop 4. Forward error correction to mitigate issues with packet loss, jitter & delay 5. Secure, robust connectivity back to the corporate environment. 6. No VPN concentrator to manage or purchase. 7. All-inclusive per user pm cost with no additional equipment or licenses required. 8. Head-end can use multiple forms of connectivity (including LTE) 9. Best path used for each new session opened 10. Sub-second failover 11. User application can set each individual connection as Enabled/Backup/Disabled for SDWAN REMOTE 12. Simple user setup – email sent to user to download app 13. Single pane of glass to see how head-end is coping
Applications
Real world scenarios for SDWAN REMOTE: 1. I’m connected to both the coffee shop Wi-Fi and my mobile phone using deviceless SDWAN REMOTE to print my client proposal in my office 3000 miles away 2. While the family argues over sharing Internet for homework, Netflix and Fortnite, I’m boosting my congested home wi-fi with my mobile phone and deviceless SDWAN REMOTE to keep me connected to my office 3. As an IT manager, since moving to deviceless SDWAN REMOTE, adding a new user takes seconds and I’m no longer spending my day sorting out dropped VPN connections for remote and home workers 4. If SDWAN REMOTE saves a remote or homeworker even 1 hour of downtime a month, it pays for itself – and that reduces to 15 minutes if you’re talking about a C-Suite executive on 120K a year