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Digital transformation is making deeper inroads into the business world even as IT adoption deepens. And networking is at the heart of this transition. Amid the increasingly complex workplace models where employees are operating in a distributed, mobile, and remote locations, accessing critical resources should not only be easy but also highly secure. Companies need to ensure their business and personal data are hosted on secure platforms across the on-premise and public, private, and hybrid cloud ecosystems. With its ability to enable modernized networking using software, SD-WAN has stepped up to the global stage, allowing companies to innovate with confidence. But adopting SD-WAN requires a team of specialists who can tailor the implementation to suit the unique needs of a business.

Addressing this need is ngena, a company that provides Network as a Service platform. The platform combines SD-WAN technology and managed services to modernize networking for companies globally. It provides an SD-WAN overlay with multiple choice of underlay connections, and a full suite of managed services.

ngena has a strong partnership with Cisco. With the support of Cisco SD-WAN Viptela and Cisco Meraki product families and driven by the guarantee of Cisco security, ngena powers the SD-WAN projects of its clients at low cost as well as reduced operational overhead. Building on the Cisco promise, ngena can add MPLS, public broadband, and Ethernet across private, public, and hybrid cloud platforms. Moreover, the company uses its more than 50 go-to-market partners to drive international corporate networks while providing a global service with all the benefits of local care. The ngena platform supports both legacy and existing connections to ensure clients’ SD-WAN initiatives remain simple while providing a seamless and non-disruptive experience to the administrators and end-users—no more worries around faulty upgrades or costly CAPEX expenditures.

With support of Cisco SD-WAN Viptela and Cisco Meraki product families and driven by the guarantee of Cisco security, ngena powers the SD-WAN projects of its clients at low cost as well as reduced operational overhead

When it comes to network stability and optimization, there are many advantages that companies can achieve with ngena’s platform. The key benefits include centralized management and orchestration, zero-touch deployments, and increased network performance for applications and resources. Reliable and intelligent networks pave the way for improved performance for the end-users in a business environment.

What’s more, ngena’s full suite of managed services integrated into the core SD-WAN as a Service platform enables IT decision makers to streamline CPE procurement and installation, regulatory-driven data assurance and encryption needs, and advanced connectivity across complex single and multi-cloud environments. Such capabilities allow ngena’s clients to bring flexibility and performance while lowering the risk in digital enablement In addition, ngena has created a niche for itself in the market with its ability to simplify and strengthen global cloud computing and business networking with data analytics and data security at workplaces within the enterprise and at home. The company works closely with top-class service providers and system integrators, connecting over 200 territories worldwide. Companies globally have come to appreciate ngena for its core competencies that include comprehensive, integrated, fully automated, highly flexible and easy to use connectivity services to any location in the world. These services are delivered by a global cloud platform to enable business customers on their digital journey to the cloud.

As an alliance of global telecommunication providers and system integrators, the German-based ngena continues to offer state of the art technologies that guarantee secure, stable, scalable and easy-to-use global corporate networks. With growing market changes and drastically changed business models due to COVID-19, ngena continues to lead the market with its multi-vendor interoperability, network abstraction and centralized operation.