Practice Area Overview
SD-WAN gives organizations the flexibility to use multiple transport types — broadband, LTE, MPLS — under a single policy-driven management plane. QVIA designs SD-WAN architectures from the ground up: transport selection, overlay design, QoS policies, and security integration. For organizations managing multiple sites, remote workforces, or cloud-first strategies, SD-WAN is often the highest-leverage network investment available. We design for your actual traffic patterns and site requirements — not a reference architecture that assumes your environment looks like everyone else's.
Technical Capabilities
SD-WAN platform selection and architecture design
Multi-transport design (broadband, LTE, MPLS hybrid)
Overlay network design and tunnel management
Application-aware routing and QoS policy
Zero-touch provisioning for remote and branch sites
Security integration (SASE, cloud-delivered firewall)
Cloud on-ramp architecture (AWS, Azure, GCP)
WAN performance monitoring and SLA visibility
Site-to-site VPN consolidation
Migration planning from legacy MPLS to SD-WAN
Why It Matters
MPLS costs are real and rising. SD-WAN lets you use cheaper broadband transport while maintaining the reliability and application-performance policies you need — and adding transport options when requirements change.
Modern SD-WAN platforms integrate security natively. We design security into the WAN architecture — SASE, cloud-delivered firewall, encrypted overlays — rather than treating it as an add-on after the network is running.
Legacy WAN architectures route cloud traffic through a central hub, adding latency for every cloud application. SD-WAN routes cloud traffic directly from each site, which is where it needs to go.
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QVIA's Network Infrastructure service covers the design, implementation, and support of enterprise network environments — from routing and switching through WAN architecture, wireless, and physical data center infrastructure.
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