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Cisco SD-WAN has the best Networking Money Can Buy
As one might expect, Cisco's greatest advantage in the SD-WAN space is its position as one of the world's leading developers and distributors of network equipment. Decades of expertise have helped them craft an SD-WAN product with a number of key advantages over the competition when it comes to networking.

When it comes to networking technologies, you may hear IT support providers and consultants throw around big terms like “software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN)” and the legacy WAN, “Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS)”.
With a lot of different opinions out there on which technology is better between the two, deciding the right one for your company can be quite confusing.

This time last year collaboration apps were already becoming the life’s blood of any business, regardless of size. Services like Slack and Microsoft Teams have constantly increased in popularity over the years for a reason: communication is essential for productivity and these apps make instant long-distance communication a triviality.

In a previous blog, we explored the many benefits that businesses can enjoy when they implement a software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN). But one of the most compelling reasons to switch to this technology is the potential cost savings. This blog will break down the different ways you can save money by rolling out SD-WAN.

Further reading: Is SD-WAN right for your SMB? [Checklist: Things to consider]

1. You don’t have to invest in hardware for every branch office
Traditional WANs require you to have separate routers, firewalls, and WAN optimization devices at each branch office.

The world of video conferencing has come a long way in recent years. Gone are the days where Skype stood alone as the only economical option for individuals and small businesses alike. For many, its heir apparent has been Zoom, which has seen itself embraced by small businesses and educators alike during the age of social distancing.

With predictions for how long the world’s current dalliance with remote work will last now stretching well into next year, organizations the world over have been looking for ways to move services which were previously taken for granted onto new platforms which make them accessible the world over.

Annual MSP 501 Identifies Best-in-Class Global MSP Businesses & Leading Trends in Managed Services
JULY 28, 2020: Ubisec Systems, Inc. (Ubisec) has been named as one of the world’s premier managed service providers on the prestigious 2020 annual Channel Futures MSP 501 rankings.

As the Spring of 2020 gave way to the summer, network professionals around the world were faced with a harsh truth. The grand experiment in remote work which companies around the world were forced into via Covid-19 was not going to be ending anytime soon and will likely radically redefine “normal” work culture forevermore.

Software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN) is a hot topic in the IT world today, with many companies in Los Angeles, Orange County, and Washington, DC transitioning to this technology from their legacy WANs. Those that used to rely on expensive Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) connections are now reaping cost savings and numerous other benefits from partnering with SD-WAN vendors like Ubisec.