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Riverbed delivers enhanced scalability, integrated licensing with new SteelCentral release

The enhanced SteelCentral also adds Prism, which uses AI to visualize the conversion funnel and spot issues, and full integration with Riverbed Xirrus WI-Fi.

Riverbed enhances SteelConnect SD-WAN with Xirrus integration, AWS and Azure direct connectivity

A third enhancement, new SteelConnect support for LTE uplinks, is more of a niche feature in North America except in remote regions, although it is still sometimes used as a backup system.

Riverbed touts its cloud-first commitment at channel event

Riverbed delineated the progress it has made in its cloud strategy over the past year – while also giving Cisco a backhanded compliment for providing leads for Riverbed SD-WAN solutions.

Xirrus enhances MSP platform for WaaS with improved interface and API integrations

Xirrus added CommandCenter to the Xirrus Management System for MSPs last March to make the provisioning process quicker, and now has augmented it further.

Xirrus expands Wave 2 portfolio with new high-density four and eight radio devices

802.11ac Wave 2 is still in early adopter phase, but more medium and large sized customers are asking about it, so Xirrus has unveiled two new dense solutions aimed at use cases like conference centres which have large numbers of Wi-Fi users.

Xirrus enhances MSP support with CommandCenter to simply Wi-Fi-as-a-Service management

In addition to CommandCenter, which greatly simplifies the provisioning of new customers, Xirrus is also announcing enhancements to their MSP program to improve benefits.

Xirrus addresses both bleeding edge and low-cost segments with two product launches

Xirrus brings its 802.11ac Wave 2 Wi-Fi solution, to market, and launches its new low-cost 802.11ac Wi-Fi access points, which replace, and are cheaper than, older 802.11n APs.

Xirrus completely recrafts channel program with new Xirrus Xcellerate

The changes reflect the wireless networking vendor’s transition in the last several years from a direct seller to a company that sells entirely through the channel, where the internal sales force now works to drum up business for partners.