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Follow UsBANGALORE, India — Secure application delivery provider, Array Networks announced that it now serves over 5,000 enterprise customers worldwide. The company reached to milestone of ten years in business, delivering hundreds of terabytes of secure data traffic daily to customers worldwide, across multiple industries.
Array offers Application Delivery Controllers and Universal Access Controllers to various industries including telecommunications, government, banking, healthcare, education and large enterprises. With an established client portfolio, Array has customers spanning the globe — in North America, Asia Pacific and EMEA.
Michael Zhao, President and CEO of Array Networks, “From our initial next-generation traffic manager launch ten years ago, to today’s SpeedCore architecture and remote access iPad app, Array has consistently delivered top-notch technology solutions.”
“With our recent IPO in Taiwan, and an international customer base across multiple industries, the company is poised to accelerate its trajectory of growth.”
The company’s innovations include Application Delivery Controller integrating server load balancing with caching, compression, connection multiplexing and SSL offloading, which eliminated the need for many point products. T he company pioneered is now designed for cloud level scalability, with SpeedCore based family of products.
Other major innovations include the industry’s highest performing SSL VPN and a very unique SSL based site-to-site networking with the ability to publish resources from one network to another without merging them together. A more recent example is DesktopDirect, a secure remote desktop control (RDC) solution for enterprises, which provides employees with secure access to their desktops from any device, including Apple iPads and iPhones. By enabling people to work in a familiar environment when they cannot be at their desks, Desktop Direct increases productivity and helps enterprises avoid significant losses from unplanned business disruptions.