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Replace MPLS with SASE

Better performance for less, without the hub-and-spoke tax.

MPLS is still crucial for many WAN connections despite the shift to Dedicated Internet Access and broadband. With cloud adoption rising and many applications still on-premises, hybrid networks are the norm, and traditional hub-and-spoke architectures become less effective, causing performance challenges, operational complexity and traffic bottlenecks.

Replacing MPLS with the Open Systems SASE Experience
The challenge

MPLS challenges.

Business value not optimized

MPLS still costs at least 10% more than DIA for the same bandwidth and comparable quality, especially at difficult locations like China.

Cumbersome multi-vendor operations

Coordinating different ISPs and teams for connectivity, apps, network and security is complex, and incidents and changes take too long.

Poor application performance

Routing traffic through hubs adds latency and hurts cloud app performance, while bandwidth congestion degrades the user experience.

Transformation partner

Your SASE transformation partner.

Even when the ambition is cloud-first or zero trust, the most important first step is to transform the network. Open Systems has supported companies for more than 25 years and is your true SASE transformation partner: an impressive breadth of transformations, from connectivity and network to security, with a unique depth of service. We leverage our own infrastructure and SASE products to craft end-to-end services with an outstanding customer experience.

Open Systems as your SASE transformation partner
Benefit

Cost-effective network performance.

Better application performance for less money, even at difficult locations like China, thanks to selected ISP lines or the Open Systems WAN backbone (the underlay) paired with integrated SD-WAN (the overlay), all provided with an end-to-end SLA.

Cost-effective network performance replacing MPLS
Benefit

End-to-end operations.

Simpler management of the entire network technology and service lifecycle. We take full end-to-end ownership from the underlay (ISP line management) to the overlay (application performance and security), through the whole process: assessment, migration, operations and continuous technology consulting and optimization.

End-to-end operations across underlay and overlay
Benefit

Secure cloud adoption.

Enable cloud adoption and a flexible yet stable hybrid network architecture, without increasing the security risk surface.

Secure cloud adoption on a hybrid network
More reasons

Built for the long run.

Optimized ROI

Hand-picked ISP lines for best connectivity with end-to-end SLA, plus calculable OPEX pricing and a service flat fee with unlimited tickets, calls and consulting.

World-class operations model

An experienced 24/7 Operations Center with direct access to Level-3 engineers, project-based support and continuous technical consulting.

A true innovation partner

25+ years in network transformation, more than 10,000 deployments across 180+ countries, and a robust co-innovation environment.

Customer voices

Customers love their experience.

We've worked successfully with Open Systems for several years on managed SD-WAN, and especially on complex, global network and security topics they have proven to be a reliable partner.

Ronny Hammel, Team Leader Global Network Services, Franke

As strategic partners, we make each other better. It was great to see how our thoughts developed within the Open Systems environment.

Gert-Jan Terpstra, Director Service Owner IT Network Services, GEA

We wanted a fully managed SD-WAN and global network connectivity from a single provider, for consistent end-to-end connectivity and significantly reduced complexity.

Thomas Muth, Vice President Group IT, Kelvion

Leave complexity behind.

To learn how the Open Systems SASE Experience can benefit your organization, talk to a specialist today.

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