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SD-WAN as a Service is coming to the marketplace as something to be be consumed, not owned. IT decision makers just want an ethernet handoff, and a managed WAN is already a common professional service, so for the typical IT manager, the case for SD-WAN as a Service is ease of use and cost savings. Very little else.
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Check out the first Network Collective video podcast, Top 10 Ways to Break Your Network, in which experienced network engineers share their most memorable blunders and the lessons learned from them.
Here’s the website: http://thenetworkcollective.com/
The header image was used with permission from Michael Nelson who was one of the Twitter participants during the first show. Check out his site here.
If you haven’t heard, the networking community is awesome. I’ve made some great friends, developed strong new relationships, and I’ve had the incredible luxury to bounce ideas off some seriously talented people. However, whether it’s through various Slack groups, Google hangouts, or private email chains, it’s all been relatively private. Not much makes its way onto Twitter, and not as much as I’d like makes it into blog posts.
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