Infovista announced support for multi-vendor SD-WAN networks through its VistaInsight Service Assurance solution.
VistaInsight SD-WAN Service Assurance builds on Infovista’s expertise in providing deep performance insights to help service providers to scale and effectively monetize virtualized network services. It also leverages Infovista’s expertise and experience as a leading SD-WAN vendor.
VistaInsight provides a number of benefits to service providers including:
- Increase in revenue by assuring SD-WAN services for monetization of assured virtualized services
- Reduction in complexity of multi-vendor SD-WAN networks by managing the overlay and underlay performance in a single pane of glass
- Increase in operational efficiency by monitoring SD-WAN networks in real-time
- Faster Mean Time to Repair (MTTR) by rapid troubleshooting and triage of services
- Differentiation of service provider SD-WAN services by enabling customers or managed service teams to access a web-portal for end-to-end performance and SLAs of SD-WAN overlay and underlay connectivity services
“In a multi-network world, you need a multi-vendor Service Assurance system. With increased multi-vendor and multi-domain complexity of hybrid edge networks for both MPLS and SD-WAN, it is critical that performance of the MPLS underlay and SD-WAN overlay be correlated to minimize SLA impact per site and maximize revenue,” said Infovista EVP of Global Networks Andy Asava. “Our SD-WAN Service Assurance solution assures the SD-WAN edge network, providing performance visibility and reporting for end customers.”
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