SASE can save your company a lot of money. Use the industry’s-first SASE ROI calculator to quantify the cost savings you can achieve in services, asset consolidation, and labor when deploying Versa SASE.
SASE can save your company a lot of money. Use the industry’s-first SASE ROI calculator to quantify the cost savings you can achieve in services, asset consolidation, and labor when deploying Versa SASE.
A large, publicly traded energy company operating in all areas of the oil and gas industry has dramatically simplified their network stack and realized huge cost savings with Versa SASE.
EMA evaluates the different SASE vendors and their approaches to architecture, go-to-market, and support for their cloud-delivered and hybrid services.
Gartner Magic Quadrant report analyzes the various vendors in the WAN edge market and Versa is positioned as a Leader.
Learn about the Versa Secure SD-WAN solution in a high-level, one minute overview.
SASE is the simplest, most scalable way to continuously secure and connect the millions points of access in and out of the corporate resources regardless of location.
Versa Secure SD-WAN is a single software platform that offers multi-layered security and enables multi-cloud connectivity for Enterprises.
Fiserv is the biggest financial company you may never have heard of. Every non-cash financial transaction that you conduct touches their network. Security is paramount for you—the consumer; for Fiserv’s clients—financial institutions, point-of-sale and payment industries in more than 100 countries; and for Fiserv’s global corporate network. Look at the staggering numbers on the right!
If a company this size can successfully deploy a Secure SD-WAN, then the early adopter phase must be long over. It is. Mainstream companies like Fiserv are now deploying SD-WAN technology to manage—or survive—this era of rapid digital transformation. Which is not necessarily super-disruptive: SD-WAN technology is replete with capabilities to curtail WAN-refresh pain: pervasive automation; overlay/underlay architectures; segmentation of data, control and management planes; gateways. But it’s still not a walk in the park. Adopting an SD-WAN is a major shift in architecture and operation. Ingredients for success demand technology, features and capabilities—these must meet your cost, functional and technical requirements. Yet it is equally essential for you to do meticulous research into requirements, cross-team collaboration, rigorous vendor evaluation, and to arrive at an unambiguous definition of your minimum viable product—the minimum capabilities you must deploy in the first phase. Nothing more, nothing less. Don’t do everything up front: first the must-haves, and later the would-be-nices.Fiserv has a vast network and traditional architectures no longer make sense in the global digital economy: things like central data centers, branch offices, fixed MPLS links, hub-and-spoke traffic flows, hardware EOS/EOL death marches. Fiserv clients are cloud-hosted, traffic traverses clouds, sometimes the cloud is the transport, network functions are deployed as VNFs where and when they’re needed and scaled appropriately, everything is automated and monitoring and analytics must be at the fingertips.After stringent vendor selection, Fiserv selected Versa Networks as their Secure SD-WAN vendor of choice and has already completed the deployment to a significant degree. Key factors in their vendor choice and rollout success included several items.
Watch this informative webinar now. It sparkles with tips and discussion about the Fiserv evaluation and deployment of a Versa Secure SD-WAN—presented by Kelly Ahuja, CEO of Versa Networks, and Michael Wynston, Director of Fiserv. Hosted by ONUG.
