Cisco Systems recently announced a new upgrade on its platform with the Wide Area Networking (WAN) edge platform that aims to assist customers in cloud adoption and more flexible access to tools. Cisco's automated connectivity is now allowing connectivity to its applications via the internet's cloud and other databases.
SAN JOSE, CA - AUGUST 10: A sign is posted in front of the Cisco Systems headquarters on August 10, 2011 in San Jose, California. Cisco Systems reported better-than-expected fourth quarter revenues with a 3.3 percent rise to $11.2 billion as the company continues to scale down its business.
The multinational technology conglomerate, Cisco Systems, Inc., has upgraded into the future with its own secure cloud adoption systems that aim to service clients' needs across various markets and industries. The company aims to integrate the cloud into every process and need its customers ask for.
According to Cisco's press release, the upgrade would benefit the Catalyst 8000 Edge platform the most, equipping it with better security, connections, and accessibility to help clients. The new platform from Cisco's systems can optimize user experiences to tailor it more for the specific needs and processes.
The growing systems of technology contribute to more needs and processes needed by a particular system. The growth leads to more operations for the IT team to work on and accommodate. This additional work weakens the integrity of the systems and increases the complexity of each process.
This problem is what Cisco's WAN edge and Catalyst 8000 Edge platform aims to address and solve. The platform's design makes complex processes more manageable for the systems and teams to complete the task at hand. "Greater Visibility" is the aim of Cisco's WAN upgrade, particularly its network and application problems.
Cisco's Catalyst 8000 Edge Platform: Bridging WAN Edge to Cloud
Cisco's Catalyst is a variety of network switches, wireless controllers, and wireless access points (WAP) that integrate its network systems. The so-called "ethernet switches" intend to simplify the complicated network system's process within an organization or client's company.
According to the Vice President, Product Management for Cisco's Intent-Based Networking Group, JL Valente, agility is needed most to change the scale and direction of one's business. Secure multi-cloud access architectures are the builds that enterprises need for better network processing.
The Catalyst 8000 Edge platform aims to answer the growing complexity of technology that ultimately lead to multiple systems failure if not properly integrated. Cisco's Catalyst would link the existing cloud edge systems and the all-new Wide Area Network (WAN) edge.
Cisco's WAN Edge 5G: New Realities for Businesses and Clients
The proliferation of applications, workloads, and services faces hardship within Cisco's Catalyst and cloud platforms, so a much-needed upgrade was created. Cisco's WAN edge will help both systems within the company's technology work seamlessly to provide for all the needs across the edge-cloud continuum.
According to VP Valente, WAN Edge will bring new realities for client needs and systems. On the other hand, a flexible SD-WAN will deliver performance, visibility, and security straight from Cisco's Catalyst 8000 Series Edge platform, according to Ed Vanderpool from Adventist Health.
5G Networks are also making moves for the future of technology, and Cisco Systems, Inc., would not fall back from the changing of times. Cisco's Cellular Gateway will bring advanced 4G LTE and 5G Network speeds to wireless and portable WANs.
The easy migration to the new technology and wireless WANs will ease certain complex processes in the evolving cloud adoption system.
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Written by Isaiah Alonzo
