Navigate more devices and simplify complex networks with intelligent management of open standards routing with HP Enterprise Routers. Navigate more devices and simplify complex networks with intelligent management of open standards routing. The HP Enterprise Routers distributed enterprise WAN is in the midst of a vast transformation from traditional architecture to support new hybrid WAN mobility initiatives. Organizations are realizing the need to support new bandwidth requirements that have been propelled by the rise of Internet of Things (IoT) and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD). The need for employees to be equally productive and customers to have an uninterrupted user experience is driving retail, financial, healthcare, and hospitality organizations of all sizes to provide the best possible performance and access to resources across the wide area network.
This is easier said than done. Organizations have been locked into long-term service contracts for private WAN connections like MPLS, T1, and T3, and have relied heavily on traditional routing infrastructure. Building these robust networks in distributed locations also required installing, maintaining and managing a complex and costly assortment of hardware and software both in the data center and the remote location. Navigate more devices and simplify complex networks with intelligent management of open standards routing with HP Enterprise Routers. delivers network access and hybrid WAN solutions to remote locations that need simplified enterprise class connectivity and secure access to corporate resources, along with the simplicity of zero touch provisioning. Remote networks can be up and running in minutes with little or no IT assistance. With cloud based Aruba Activate, hardware is factory shipped to remote sites. Just plug-in and configurations are automatically obtained.
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With HP Enterprise Routers and the distributed enterprise WAN is in the midst of a vast transformation from traditional architecture to support new hybrid WAN mobility initiatives. Organizations are realizing the need to support new bandwidth requirements that have been propelled by the rise of Internet of Things and Bring Your Own Device. The need for employees to be equally productive and customers to have an uninterrupted user experience is driving retail, financial, healthcare, and hospitality organizations of all sizes to provide the best possible performance and access to resources across the wide-area network. This is easier said than done. Organizations have been locked into long-term service contracts for private WAN connections like MPLS, T1, and T3, and have relied heavily on traditional routing infrastructure. Building these robust networks in distributed locations also required installing, maintaining and managing a complex and costly assortment of hardware and software both in the data center and the remote location.
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