Understanding Web Application Acceleration

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Dilbert: Cloud Computing

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How Application Delivery Network Benefits Enterprises

There are a variety of opportunities with globalization, but it can also cause extra logistical issues when your customers are across an ocean and your applications are too slow or risky to run as usual.

https://www.apsense.com/article/why-are-enterprises-moving-towards-application-delivery-network.html

How Does Business Networks Benefit From a Cloud Accelerator

The Internet may have made it easy to do business with people halfway around the world, but a cloud accelerator makes that transaction faster.

http://www.examiner.com/article/how-does-business-networks-benefit-from-a-cloud-accelerator

Aryaka scores $25M to speed up corporate connections

Aryaka, a startup offering cloud-based wide area network optimization raised $25 million in Series C funding. The round was led by InterWest Partners and brings Aryaka’s funding to $54 million. As the reliance on clouds and remote working grows, Aryaka is poised to succeed.

http://gigaom.com/2012/07/17/aryaka-scores-25m-to-speed-up-corporate-connections/

The Fundamentals of Application Acceleration

An intelligent network is comprised of a variety of functions to improve data performance across long distances. It should be one that abides by Quality of Service (QOS) industry standards.

http://themelib.com/2013/09/the-fundamentals-of-application-acceleration/

How Does Network-as-a-Service Perform Over WAN Optimization-as-a Service

Centralized networks can work extremely well for small companies, but encounter more and more difficulties as the company’s operation goes global. The centralized strengths of data integrity and high-level security end up being difficult to maintain over the Internet as services become more distributed.

http://www.examiner.com/article/how-does-network-as-a-service-perform-over-wan-optimization-as-a-service

How the Cloud Democratizes and Complicates Disaster Recovery

Cloud computing is slowly upending the disaster recovery market. Only a few years ago, disaster recovery meant one of two things: For large organizations, it necessitated huge capital investments; for the mid-market on down, it meant backing up only the most important data to tape and shuffling it off to a secure location.

http://vinhhunggroup.com.vn/en/tintuc/how-the-cloud-democratizes-and-complicates-disaster-recovery

Cloud Startup: Aryaka

Among the recent companies that have proved a blessing to cloud computing, perhaps none has done more, in a world where network is the lifeline, than Aryaka. This cloud startup whose base is California began in 2008 but has since earned wide recognition for its Wide Area Network (WAN) coverage that allows users to access connectivity that rivals that of the Local Area Network (LAN).

http://uc3.co/2013/09/cloud-startup-aryaka/

Aryaka Offers Global Application Delivery

Aryaka, the WAN Optimization as-a-Service start-up, is now offering what's called Application Delivery-as-a-Service, which, it says, is purpose-built for the cloud.

http://www0.cloudbootcamp.com/node/2415823

Avoiding the Cloud's Dark Shadow: Needless Costs

In the 1980s and 1990s, a group of software vendors emerged to provide telecommunications cost management solutions to businesses in response to the chaos created by the deregulation of the telecommunications industry at that time. Today, we're seeing a similar pattern as a new group of cloud cost management and optimization players are gaining attention in response to growing cloud cost-control concerns.

http://technewsworld.tv/story/tech-blog/75325.html

Why SDN concepts need to extend into the WAN

SDN has been primarily discussed as network architecture that finds its roots in the datacenter where Layer2 technologies dominate. However, the network, like the economy, is global and the enterprise wide area network (WAN) becomes an essential component of that global network.

http://www.aryaka.com/2013/09/03/why-sdn-concepts-need-to-extend-into-the-wan/

What Is The Difference Between VPN and MPLS?

Often discussed in the same breath, virtual private networks (VPNs) and multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) are not one and the same. One is a network; the other is a network mechanism. Here's a quick look at the primary differences between VPN and MPLS.

http://www.examiner.com/article/what-is-the-difference-between-vpn-and-mpls

Why Can’t Mid-Market Companies Have It All?

In today’s competitive business environment, predictable performance is no longer a luxury — it’s an imperative. Mid-market enterprises are constantly challenged to accommodate different traffic types while ensuring bandwidth-heavy business applications, centralized backup and remote file storage and other organizational needs are not constantly bogging down WAN links.

http://www.aryaka.com/2013/09/17/why-cant-mid-market-companies-have-it-all/

A Brief Overview of Web Application Acceleration

Your company’s success means more customers, more business partners, and more information flowing across the Internet.

http://www.sctainfo.net/111/a-brief-overview-of-web-application-acceleration

Aryaka Explains Their WAN Optimization as a Service Solution

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Why Are Enterprises Moving Towards Application Delivery Network

Rolling out enterprise-wide applications can be a huge struggle due to logistics. Now, globalization has made it even tougher.

http://ezinearticles.com/?Why-Are-Enterprises-Moving-Towards-Application-Delivery-Network&id=7989637