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SD-WAN is not a direct replacement for MPLS in every scenario. Many organisations use both together, combining MPLS reliability with SD-WAN’s flexibility and application-aware routing capabilities.
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SD-WAN can optimise performance by dynamically steering traffic based on real-time link conditions. It prioritises critical applications and automatically re-routes traffic if a link degrades.
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Britannic delivers a Managed Secure SD-WAN built on Fortinet’s converged platform, combining SD-WAN, next-generation firewall and advanced routing in a single architecture. The service includes structured project governance, 24/7 NOC monitoring and ongoing optimisation.
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Yes. The solution integrates next-generation firewall protection, encrypted VPN tunnels and advanced threat prevention directly at the WAN edge, rather than relying on separate security appliances.
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Yes. The platform supports MPLS, broadband and cellular connectivity within the same architecture. Many organisations retain MPLS as part of a hybrid SD-WAN deployment.
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Britannic provides continuous monitoring through its Network Operations Centre (NOC), including real-time performance visibility and proactive alerting. Deployment, transition and lifecycle management are delivered under structured project governance.
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Yes. Amazon Alexa devices can connect to business telephony systems when integrated through a secure SIP gateway. This allows voice commands to initiate calls directly into contact centres or approved contacts.
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Yes. When configured with telephony integration, Alexa devices can support two-way voice calling with unique direct dial numbers assigned to each device.
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Alexa devices can enable hands-free communication, reminders, guest services and direct contact with support teams. When integrated with telephony systems, they provide structured communication pathways into contact centres.
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A SIP gateway converts voice sessions from Alexa into standard telephony calls that contact centres can process. It allows secure integration without replacing existing phone systems.
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