There has been lots of talk about how software-defined networking (SDN)
will change the face of networking, including reasons for adoption and
the unique opportunity made available for the channel to expand its
business and improve customer retention.
1.Operational Savings: SDNs lower operating expenses. Network services can be packaged for application owners, freeing up the networking team.
2. Flexibility: SDNs create flexibility in how the
network can be used and operated. Resellers can write their own network
services using standard development tools.
3. Improved Uptime: By eliminating manual
intervention, SDNs enable resellers to reduce configuration and
deployment errors that can impact the network.
4. Better Management: Managed Service Providers
(MSPs) can use a single viewpoint and toolset to manage virtual
networking, computing and storage resources.
5. Planning: Better visibility into network,
computing, and storage resources means resellers can also plan IT
strategies more effectively for their customers.
6. Infrastructure Savings: Separating
route/switching intelligence from packet forwarding reduces hardware
prices as routers and switches must compete on price-performance
features.
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