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Five Key Trends Driving the Enterprise Networking Market in 2022

Publisher IDC
Published Mar 08, 2022
Length 6 Pages
SKU # IDC17025140

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Five Key Trends Driving the Enterprise Networking Market in 2022

This IDC Market Perspective outlines five of the key trends IDC believes will drive the enterprise networking market in 2022."The enterprise network is in a state of transition as organizations reconsider how they manage their network and where their network must extend to," says Brandon Butler, research manager, Enterprise Networks at IDC. "This is causing organizations around the globe to take a dual strategy in their enterprise network infrastructure investments: reinvesting in technologies that were delayed or put off during the height of the pandemic and preparing for a reimagined enterprise network that supports the needs of their enterprise in the years to come. The five trends outlined in this document will be the key themes that will drive the enterprise networking market in 2022 and beyond."

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6 Pages
Executive Snapshot
New Market Developments and Dynamics
Five Key Trends Driving the Enterprise Networking Market in 2022
1. Wireless-First Networking Becomes a Priority in Local and Wide Area Networks
2. The Enterprise Edge Evolves to Support Remote/Hybrid Workers and the World of Connected IoT Devices
3. SD-WAN's Continued Transition to SD-Branch and SASE Architectures
4. Network-as-a-Service Models Gain Steam as a Flexible Consumption Model for Networking
5. ML- and AI-Enhanced Analytics Drive Advanced Automation
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