Enterprise Solution Overview

Ipanema develops next-generation solutions for application traffic management and WAN optimization which drastically improve the quality of user experience.

Ipanema’s Autonomic Networking System brings intelligence to the network, enabling enterprises to align the network with their business objectives dynamically.

The Ipanema Autonomic Networking System is designed to manage up to very large enterprise Wide Area Networks (WAN). It empowers enterprises, telecom operators and network service providers to go Beyond the Network (TM).

With Ipanema’s Autonomic Networking System, you can create repeatable and industrialized application-SLA based services that bring the best benefits with the lowest Total Cost of Ownership (TCO): intelligent visibility, intelligent optimization and intelligent acceleration.

Ipanema is used extensively by many large telecom operators as well as by large multinationals across all market segments, including banking and finance, public sector, energy, pharmaceuticals, automobile, IT and so on.

You need Ipanema if:

If you have only a vague idea of the applications running over your network…	If you want to improve end-user productivity by reducing the response time of business applications…
If you are adopting the ITIL approach…	If there are frequent changes to your network…
If you are experiencing critical application performance deterioration...	If you are planning a datacenter consolidation…
If you are planning an MPLS migration…	If you aspire to create, monitor and enforce application SLAs…
If you are planning to roll-out a new critical application over your network (ERP, Citrix, etc.)…	If you want to ensure a consistent application performance for your global workforce…
If you need to control your telecom costs…	If you want to combine the benefits of MPLS & Internet VPNs…
If you have a VoIP project…	If you want to optimize your disaster recovery capabilities…
If you would like to manage your network as a cost/profit center…	If you are rolling out desktop virtualization … You need Ipanema!