When: February 17th, 2021
Time: 10:00 AM IST/3:30 PM AEDT/ 1:30 PM KST/ 12:30 PM SGT/ 1:30 PM JST
Join us for a 30-minute chat with John DeBella, Director of Infrastructure at Teradyne as he shares his insights on how the past 9 months have changed priorities and approaches to the WAN. Teradyne is a $2.1 billion global electronic test and industrial automation company that specializes in semiconductor test equipment and collaborative robotics.
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What you will learn:
>> Teradyne’s IT priorities before and after coronavirus
>> What the company is doing in regards to remote user enablement and secure access
>>. Why Teradyne’s chose Aryaka’s Cloud-First WAN
Aryaka delivers agility, IT cost containment, and secure remote access for manufacturing and keeps mission critical applications connected with up to 99.999% uptime.
Cost and operational efficiency across network/cloud infrastructure in a Lights-out operation environment.
Optimal (low latency) SaaS application (e.g. Salesforce, Office 365, SOLIDWORKS, and AutoCAD) performance for in-house, branch offices, and remote workers.
High-performance and visibility networking for hundreds of sites, office, factories and devices connected to the WAN across the world.
Confidence that IT meets regulatory (data, privacy compliance) requirements.
Insurance that company delivers on industry 4.0.
IT system dependability with a 99.999% uptime.
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