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SteelHead SaaSRiverbed Technology

SteelHead SaaS is a cloud-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) acceleration service developed by Riverbed. It is designed to ensure consistent performance of leading SaaS applications for users regardless of their location or distance from the server

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Riverbed Technology

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SteelHead SaaS is a cloud-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) acceleration service developed by Riverbed. It is designed to ensure consistent performance of leading SaaS applications for users regardless of their location or distance from the server

Key Features

End-to-End Acceleration SteelHead SaaS provides acceleration and performance measurement for various enterprise SaaS applications.

  • Supports Microsoft 365, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Box, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, and more
  • Overcomes network inhibitors such as latency and congestion

Cloud-Based Service The service operates entirely in the cloud, offering flexibility and ease of use.

  • Fully managed service
  • Simple subscription-based software license activation
  • No changes required to the SaaS provider's infrastructure

Integration with Existing Riverbed Products SteelHead SaaS works in conjunction with other Riverbed solutions.

  • Compatible with SteelHead appliances at branch sites
  • Works with SteelHead Mobile on workforce laptops

Benefits

Improved User Experience SteelHead SaaS enhances the performance of SaaS applications for all users.

  • Ensures consistent performance regardless of user location
  • Addresses challenges of mobile and global workforces

Flexibility and Scalability The service adapts to the needs of the enterprise and its workforce.

  • Enterprises can choose which applications to accelerate
  • Supports dynamic workforces and unpredictable user experiences

Enhanced Network Performance SteelHead SaaS optimizes network performance for SaaS applications.

  • Accelerates SaaS application performance
  • Overcomes network inhibitors affecting performance