SD-WAN Market Outlook and Forecasts 2022 – 2030

SD-WAN Market Outlook and Forecasts 2022 – 2030

This SD-WAN market report evaluates the benefits and implications of SD-WAN for enterprise and industrial verticals with respect to virtualized and programmable infrastructure. The report analyzes the potential growth factors along with challenges faced by the SD-WAN market.

It includes an assessment of the market players and managed service providers along with SD-WAN technologies and solutions by components, appliance, services, deployment, and various segments. The report also identifies the leading market players, products and strategies. The quantitative value for the SD-WAN market is forecasted for 2022 through 2030 for all major market segments.

Select Report Findings:

• The SD-WAN market poised to reach $30.59 billion by 2030
• The SD-WAN software segment will hold the highest market share
• Virtual appliances will experience the highest CAGR
• UCaaS market segment will reach $916 million by 2030

Many consider SD-WAN part of the evolution of SDN as applied to existing networking technologies such as Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), which directs data from one node to the next based on short path labels rather than long network addresses.

SD-WAN was often applied as an overlay to existing network technologies such as MPLS virtual private networks and the Internet as a whole. SD-WAN saw early favor with enterprise networks on a managed service basis, but have also gained great support with communication service providers (CSP) as a means of unifying networks that are increasingly becoming software-controlled and virtualized.

One of the core drivers for growth in SD-WAN for enterprise is simply equipment upgrades. For example, SD-WAN is anticipated to continue to benefit from enterprise router replacement. Other drivers include the need to support an increasingly mobile and remote workforce as well as general network operations rationalization. In the case of remote workers, small offices, and SMBs, compact appliances are the targeted low-cost offering by leading vendors, although many customers are still vying for traditional-sized SD-WAN equipment.

Companies in Report:

• Adaptiv Networks
• Amazon
• Arelion
• Aryaka Networks
• ASCO TLC
• AT&T
• BCM One
• BCN Telecom
• Bigleaf Networks
• BT Global Services (BT Group)
• BullsEye Telecom
• Cato Networks
• China Mobile
• China Telecom
• Cisco Systems (Viptela)
• Citrix Systems
• Cloudgenix (Palo Alto Networks)
• CMC Networks
• Colt Technology Services Group Limited
• Comcast Business
• Consolidated Communications
• Cradlepoint
• Dimension Data
• Epsilon Telecommunications
• Exponential-e Ltd.
• Fatpipe Networks
• Fortinet (FortiGate)
• Frontier Communications
• Fusion Connect (MegaPath)
• GeoLinks
• Globe Telecom
• Google
• GTT Communications
• HGC Global Communications Limited
• HPE
• Huawei
• Infovista
• Juniper Networks
• Kalaam Telecom
• KDDI
• Lavelle Networks
• Lumen Technology
• Macquarie Telecom Group
• Martello Technologies
• Masergy Communications
• MetTel
• Mushroom Networks
• NetFortris
• NetOne Systems
• NTT Communications
• Nuage Networks (Nokia)
• Oracle
• Orange Business Services
• PCCW Global
• Peplink
• PLDT Inc.
• Riverbed Technology
• Sify Technologies
• Silver Peak (Aruba Networks)
• SingTel
• Singtel Optus Pty Limited
• SK Broadband
• SoftBank Group
• Spectrotel
• Tata Communications
• Telefonica
• Telstra Corporation
• Telus Communications
• T-Mobile (Sprint)
• TPx Communications (TelePacific)
• T-Systems International
• Vector Security Networks
• VeloCloud (VMware)
• Verizon Wireless
• Versa Networks
• Viettel Telecommunication
• Virgin Media Business Ltd.
• Vodafone Group
• Vonage
• Windstream Enterprise
• Zayo Group
• Zenlayer