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ARUBA SD-BRANCH OVERVIEW

June 19, 2018

Branch networks are changing rapidly. The most pressing challenges of today include an increasing number of mobile and IoT devices, growing bandwidth requirements of the business, and modern users who expect connectivity for work and personal use—all while the teams that run these distributed networks stay the same size or even shrink. New network roll-outs are expected to be completed in a short period of time and IT organizations are being asked to improve service levels, reduce costs, and shift spending from capital expense (CAPEX) to operating expense (OPEX). At the same time, there are broader industry shifts under way, described in this section.

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Airspan Networks

Airspan is a Leading Vendor of LTE Small Cells and Small Cell Backhaul technologies. Established originally in 1992 as a product division of DSC Communications, Airspan became a standalone company in 1997 and today has more than 1000 customers in over 100 countries around the world. Airspan has a complete range of LTE and 4G Base Stations and complementary small cell backhaul solutions using both LTE Relay and proprietary technologies. Airspan also addresses non mobile carrier and private network deployment including the needs of fixed Internet Service Providers, and a number of vertical market segments including Smart Grids, Public Safety, Transportation and Oil & Gas.

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ARUBA SD-BRANCH OVERVIEW