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The tech team is extremely agile.” All Tractor Supply stores already had SD-WAN networks and 5G broadband service available, and security cameras were IP enabled, enabling them to link into the Computer Vision capabilities. “Our philosophy in general is, ‘Let’s be nimble,’” Mills says.
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Application assurance : Incorporating SD-WAN overlays and network slicing capabilities. These payloads extend the framework to support various services including carrier ethernet, IP services, wavelength services, SD-WAN, and wireless applications. Our SASE cert complies with three things: SD-WAN, SSE and Zero Trust.
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