Talari's SD-WAN solution creates a smart and responsive network, one that adapts in real time to bandwidth demand and actual network conditions, ensuring that presently and regardless of network issues, critical applications have priority and all applications take the best quality path through the network, ensuring uptime so the business can get done. Whether the WAN is all MPLS, a hybrid WAN of MPLS and broadband, all Internet links, backed up with wireless or extended to the cloud, Talari's Software-Defined or ‘Simplified-Defined’ WAN solution will ensure continuous availability and predictable application performance to keep productivity moving at optimal speed. SD-WAN Benefits For organizations hampered by expensive and rigid private legacy networks and locked into a single carrier per location, an SD-WAN unlocks untapped WAN connectivity.  It achieves this by simplifying network deployments, automating network management, lowering bandwidth and management costs, and enabling service provider independence. The Talari SD-WAN takes advantage of existing private network bandwidth (e.g., MPLS), while combining low-cost Internet broadband bandwidth (e.g. cable, DSL, LTE), to enable a more open, reliable, resilient, agile and cost-efficient enterprise WAN. Talari SD-WAN components include:

• Talari Controller – centrally manages and distributes services and application policies
• Talari Appliances – deliver cost-effective services, and address application needs
• Talari Overlay Network – securely links all appliances and controller
• Talari Reporting – Aware provides real-time analytics, visibility for troubleshooting, and capacity planning
• Talari Cloud Connect - a platform available to service provider partners to enable failsafe, multi-link- multi-path access to cloud services and SaaS for Talari SD-WAN customers.

Talari SD-WAN enables an open and extensible wide-area network that supports enterprise data centers, remote offices, and cloud services with a new paradigm in which packets are routed deterministically, based on bandwidth suitability for the packet’s protocol. Talari embeds this capability in the packet header to allow low latency applications that are less business-critical to be subordinated in favor of business-critical applications.