flexiWAN Webinars

The role of open source in your SD-WAN strategy

Sorell Slaymaker, Principal Analyst at TechVision Research and Amir Zmora, CEO of flexiWAN share their view on the path to SD-WAN, how market requirements change over time and the role of open source in supporting this change.

In this webinar you will learn:

  • How open source will lead to a de facto SD-WAN standard
  • Why service providers are choosing to resell multiple SD-WAN vendors in order to service different market segments
  • How a modular architecture can streamline the service
    offering across market segments

The live event was on May 19 & 20, 2020

For the first time in 25 years, we are putting in the network solutions that do not have an IETF defined protocol standard. Today’s SD-WAN solutions are not cross vendor compatible. When we interconnect SD-WAN solutions, we must go back to the least common denominator of IP BGP & IPSec hence, we lose all of the inherent functionality of SD-WAN. Will open source create a de facto SD-WAN standard to streamline end-to-end services?
The webinar will also review takeaways from the +90 page TechVision SD-WAN report.

Sorell Slaymaker

SD-WAN Architect | TechVision Research
  • B.S. & M.E. in Telecom Engineering
  • Started working on the Internet in 1987 - Ran Midnet 1993-7
  • Network Architect six Fortune 100 enterprises
  • Gartner Analyst - Networking, UC/CC, Security
  • SD-WAN Experience - Started working on SD-WAN in 2012. Network Designs at: Large Retailers, Energy, Government
  • 2019 World SD-WAN conference chair

Amir Zmora

CEO & co-founder | flexiWAN
  • Dealing with SD-WAN since 2013
  • Consultant to the largest SD-WAN conference in Europe
  • Founder & CEO of SwitchRTC, acquired by YouNow Inc.
  • Former VP Products & Marketing for Radvision Technology BU

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