• Polaris Banks on Simpler, Reliable Communications

Polaris Banks on Simpler, Reliable Communications

Executive Summary

Polaris Software Lab, is a global supplier of banking and financial services solutions. Their offices - three in India, five in the Asia-Pacific region, and three in the United States had haphazard point-to-point connections sourced from local service providers, all operating independently of each other.

But to stay ahead of the competition, the company needed to address communications not only between offices but also with key customers. In addition, the network offered limited visibility. So if a line dropped out, for example, lack of visibility into the network meant Polaris offices might not even know about the failure until a customer raised an alert.
Polaris had a point-to-point network that was complex and quite expensive. They needed a solution.

Learn how Verizon helped Polaris leave their network frustrations behind.

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