We were initially set on choosing a local service provider, assuming that would mean better service, but UniVoIP proved it’s not about locality but quality of services delivered.
Chris Soto
UniVoIP SD-WAN – delivered via CATO Networks’ native SASE platform – gives customers flexibility and scalability that isn’t possible with MPLS.
SD-WAN is flexible, reliable, and scalable – and equips enterprises to support a globally dispersed workforce. Growth-minded organizations will see five key benefits with SD-WAN.
SD-WAN enables policy-based routing which allows enterprises to leverage the best transport method for the job – improving performance for both mobile users and cloud services.
UniVoIP SD-WAN users can expect a savings of at least 25% of MPLS. You’ll also save time – provisioning an MPLS link can take weeks or months, while a comparable SD-WAN deployment can be completed in days.
SD-WAN allows enterprises to meet the varying demands of cloud workloads and scale up or down with ease. It also enables rapid bandwidth provisioning at existing sites.
The larger an enterprise scales, the more complex WAN management becomes. Cloud-based SD-WAN adds value by providing an integrated and centralized view of the network that can be easily managed at scale.
SD-WAN’s robust features make it well suited for most modern use cases.
UniVoIP customers are now able to replace expensive and capacity-constrained MPLS with secure, flexible, cost-effective SD-WAN – delivered via CATO Networks’ native SASE platform.