Adaptive networks allow companies to be flexible in their operations and how they conduct business internally and externally which includes giving employees access to enterprise applications from anywhere, any place, in a secure and reliable manner.
In our post-pandemic world, the ability to compete and succeed requires more agility and flexibility than ever. There’s more pressure on businesses to grow profitably by meeting more of their customers’ needs while lowering the cost to produce, market, distribute, and sell. Data from connected everything needs to be analysed constantly for competitive insight. It’s no longer enough to deliver on customer needs, businesses need the power to predict them.
Agility and flexibility now outrank efficiency atop of the business priority hit list. In this era, companies that have the power to adapt at a rapid pace are the ones that survive and thrive. With this and the proliferation of cloud services placing new demands on network connectivity, as businesses evolve to meet these needs, so too must the network underpinning digital connectivity.
Dynamic, scalable, high-bandwidth adaptive connectivity
Dynamic, scalable, high-bandwidth connections and proactive security must be in place for organisations to transform and adapt to ever-changing market conditions.
Adaptive networks allow companies to be flexible in their operations and how they conduct business internally and externally which includes giving employees access to enterprise applications from anywhere, any place, in a secure and reliable manner.
Flexible, adaptable connectivity
Investing in enterprise network capabilities that have the flexibility to adapt with fast and reliable connectivity delivered through 5G and software-defined WAN (SD-WAN) as well as applications such as UCaaS allow businesses to be more responsive to market conditions and support their people to work productively from anywhere.
As businesses switch to the cloud for capacity, SD-WAN allows them to quickly dial up cloud-based applications and resources, using capacity that’s already in place at branch sites while bringing it under the control of the SD-WAN umbrella. This enables each application to get the necessary bandwidth required.
Telstra’s Adaptive Networks
Simplicity, choice and flexibility is at the core of Telstra’s Adaptive Networks products – giving companies like yours access to the right product at the right time for the right need, when they need it.
Offering month-by-month commercial terms instead of traditional multi-year contracts, Telstra’s Adaptive Networks products empower IT managers to do what’s right for the business exactly when it’s needed. The idea is for businesses to add, reduce, or even cancel their services without incurring early termination penalties.
Managed SD-WAN services
When you team up with a managed SD-WAN service provider like imei, you get the best of both worlds. You free the IT organisation from day-to-day network tasks and in doing so, increase their potential to deliver more business value while imei’s highly trained and certified resources get on with configuring Telstra’s Adaptive Networks to give your company critical flexibility.
With adaptive connectivity, you gain flexible month-to-month, no-lock-in contracts with a choice of network and connectivity options, allowing you to adapt your technology at speed as your needs change. The inclusion of Telstra 4G and 5G mobile integration will introduce enterprise-grade rapid start connectivity and further boost network resiliency, as well as offer wireless-only solutions.
Get heightened network performance, flexibility and security
To learn more about using Telstra Adaptive Networks in your organisation, get in touch with the managed services team at imei. We can show you how easy it is to swap products, change bandwidths, or deploy other changes to your networks with minimal impact to your business. Services can be adjusted or replaced to facilitate new applications, delivering a network that can ultimately grow with you as your business needs and markets change.
