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Building an IoT Network Across the WAN

November 26, 2019

Connecting things to the cloud: practical advice for your Internet of Things

Network infrastructure teams are critical enablers of enterprise Internet of Things (IoT) initiatives. Distributed enterprises in particular are finding that their remote sites and branch offices are hotbeds of IoT.

In fact, EMA research found that IoT is the third most common technical driver of enterprise WAN strategies today. Only security initiatives and hybrid cloud are more influential.2 IT organizations should make IoT enablement in remote sites a strategic priority.

This white paper draws on Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) research to offer advice to network infrastructure professionals on how to enable IoT across the wide-area network.

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