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WWT Experts: Warren Jackson on SD-WAN

Event Overview

Join us! We're excited for another quick dose of deep expertise with the WWT Expert series. In each episode, our host poses topical questions to a WWT Expert. Learn about the business solutions these experts have created, the technologies they've mastered and the trends they're seeing in the marketplace. All in 30 minutes or less. In this episode, our expert on the experts, Matt Coble, will be joined by a Networking legend, Warren Jackson. Warren will share his expertise about SD-WAN architectures, technologies and industry trends. While many organizations have implemented SD-WAN, others still need to start, and many are evolving how SD-WAN aligns with remote work, SASE and the evolutions of cloud computing. Warren will wrap his remarks by sharing what he sees coming in the future with SD-WAN technologies.

Featured Speaker

Warren Jackson

World Wide Technology

Technical Solutions Architect

Networking professional with over 20 years experience designing, implementing, and optimizing enterprise networks. Currently supporting SD-WAN engagements as well as one of the members of the team that conducts cloud networking workshops.

What to expect

During this event, Warren Jackson will answer topical questions about software defined wide area networking (SD-WAN). You will hear about:
  • Business factors driving SD-WAN decision in today's market
  • How SD-WAN is evolving to fit into the work-from-home world
  • How SD-WAN technologies are integrating with current trends of SASE and cloud
  • Business drivers and considerations

Goals and Objectives

We want to hear from you! You'll have the opportunity to ask your questions and concerns to the very best in the Networking and SD-WAN space. You will walk away with insights from our WWT Expert and guidance for your SD-WAN journey.

Who should attend?

Anyone interested software-defined wide area networks (SD-WAN), the leading SD-WAN technologies, modern network architectures, and the tools, processes and expertise needed to support SD-WAN.