Managed Meraki Services was built for the cloud networking and has a family of cloud-managed products that include wireless LANs, security appliances, Ethernet switches, and mobile device management. Cisco Systems Inc., a global leader in networking for the Internet, acquired Meraki in 2012 and subsequently formed the Cisco Cloud Networking Group. Meraki is currently investing in research and development to enable the next generation of cloud networking solutions. During the event, Michael Donis, Business Development Director and General Counsel for Stratosphere Networks, and John Engler, Sales Specialist for Cisco Systems Cloud Networking Group, talked about the benefits of Meraki cloud networks. Here are five reasons why companies might want to consider implementing Meraki networks.
Engler told attendees that Meraki's less cloud management workload allows IT departments to do more. The platform's capabilities enable IT professionals to accomplish more in a shorter period of time than they could before.
“We can take some of your administrative burden off,” Engler said. “For example, you are not focused on updating your code. We do it all for you. " Out-of-the-box access to the full feature set When you buy a Meraki product, you buy everything that the solution can do, without additional licenses for features or equipment needed to use all its capabilities.
In addition, Meraki is working to ensure that its cloud features remain cutting edge and innovative, with over 52 major feature updates released since its acquisition in 2012 by Cisco Meraki. Stable "speed of work" According to Engler, the Meraki platform is designed for "speed of work". This means that it is software-oriented and Meraki is constantly introducing new features.
In addition, the Cisco Meraki dashboard has a Make a Wish feature at the bottom of each page that prompts customers to complete the “I want this page to ...” sentence. The company then makes adjustments based on end-user feedback/wishes. Since the acquisition, Meraki has fulfilled over 10,000 customer requests. Features built specifically for cloud hardware.
Meraki hardware was designed to be managed and delivered in the cloud from the ground up, resulting in a more efficient cloud network. This gives Cisco Meraki an edge over competitors who have adopted on-premises solutions for the cloud.
“We've always lived in the cloud,” Engler said. Anywhere, Anytime Network Access As companies strive to adapt to an increasingly mobile workforce, being able to access solutions while working from home or on the go is critical. One of the most important benefits of cloud networks is that you can access them from anywhere as long as you have an Internet connection. No matter where you are in the world, if you can connect, you can enter the Meraki dashboard.
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