Array Networks receives US$2-Million Order in Government Sector

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Array Networks receives US$2-Million Order in Government Sector 
Array Networks Inc has reportedly bagged the WAN optimization order from the government sector by closing a US$2-million deal. This is the largest single deal for Array and will cover deployments across 400 locations across various parts of India. This win has opened up a huge opportunity for Array to demonstrate performance acceleration at both the applications level and WAN level.

Array Networks' aCelera WAN series of products comprise virtual appliances, which provide scalability, flexibility and affordability for cloud and virtualized environments, as well as hardware appliances that deliver an unbeatable combination of functionality, performance and return on investment. These appliances also leverage the latest in the state-of-the-art multi-core processing and energy-efficient components to create an integrated purpose-built appliance for WAN optimization. Having done multiple similar projects, Array was able to demonstrate superiority in terms of high performance and scalability. This was a huge competitive advantage which contributed to win this order.

Shibu Paul, Country Manager - IN, ME & ASEAN, Array Networks, said, "This will be one of the largest deployments of WAN optimization in India outside of the enterprise segment. We are confident that it will open up huge opportunities for Array Networks as we clearly demonstrate performance acceleration at both the applications level and WAN level. We have more such projects coming up which are the replica of this project. None of our competitors have the complete stack as Array and this gives us a significant competitive advantage!"

Array's aCelera WAN optimization controllers provide a compelling value proposition for the organizations. The WAN series serves the benefits in terms of performance, access, security and optimization. The WAN optimization series have the common platform.......See More

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