To get data to where you need it when you need it, increase security and reliability, ease network traffic, and reduce latency for mission-critical apps, you need to keep data close to the source, at the edge of the network.
A cost-effective alternative to private networks, Edge Control helps you reduce latency, improve performance, and enhance security.
Data processing occurs on premise, minimizing delays caused by external routing. Supports time-sensitive applications, such as video streaming, surveillance, data uploads, AI solutions, and real-time monitoring of equipment and inventory.
Process sensitive data locally, and ensure it remains within defined geographic boundaries, so regulated industries like healthcare, finance, and government can meet regulatory requirements by segregating and prioritizing critical data over other traffic.
Scale across multiple locations using existing commercial networks without major equipment requirements, offering a lower cost alternative to other Advanced Network Solutions deployments or private networks.
Any industry that requires real-time performance, local data handling, and secure connectivity can benefit from a virtualized private network. Explore ideal use cases in industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, and entertainment.
Manage data from select applications at the network edge to ensure minimal delay or to comply with security policies. For example, a hospital can use Edge Control to selectively route voice apps for low latency and sensitive data on secure paths.
To manage the efficiency and safety of automated equipment, industrial facilities need responsive, low-latency computer controls. One of the best ways to accomplish that is by keeping data transfer from sensor to server to machine on the shortest possible path.
Most cities and counties are too large for a private network, so they need to make smart use of the public network. One example is how a local transportation agency deploys wireless 4K cameras where needed and uses Edge Control to funnel the data to designated locations.
Routing video data to a core and then on to local production facilities is inefficient and too slow, but sports video camera feeds can be routed directly to the production trailer for the director to control and edit the live transmission.
