OceanBlue Cloud: Robust OA/ERP Access, Guaranteed!
Alexann Zhang, Founder & CEO As more organizations are expanding their operations across regions and continents, and working in different time zones using cloud technologies, they are in need of accelerated access to their ERP systems. Although Oracle, SAP, and other ERP solution providers have chosen public cloud to host their products, their end users—from different parts of the globe—encounter difficulties in accessing their business software. For instance, a business in South East Asia can experience a slow connection to Oracle suite hosted on a public cloud in Europe. While cross-region connectivity leads to latency, expensive traditional WAN services add to the woes. In this situation, ERP solution providers require Internet speed acceleration tools that improve the user experience in working with ERP and conduct business transactions at lightning speed.
Enter OceanBlue Cloud, an SD-WAN company that ensures high availability of ERP systems through its suite of intelligent routing technologies. Leveraging OceanBlue’s state of the art technology, remote users—even those working in BYOD environments across the continents—can gain access to their critical business systems seamlessly. In just an hour, OceanBlue can integrate their next generation networking appliance into the client’s data center to accelerate the access to their ERP system. “While we reduce the round trip time to negligible by routing the traffic through our nearest Point of Presence (PoP) from the server, our clients’ users feel that their office automation (OA)/ERP system is placed next door,” quips Alexann Zhang, CEO & Founder of OceanBlue Cloud. With OceanBlue, any user has just to use an updated web URL to get quick access to their ERP system.
“Our TurboBurst TCP Optimization engine and core SDWAN backbone, which includes more than 10 PoPs in China, are certainly a welcome change compared to the costly MPLS lines which require significant investment and manpower for setup and maintenance.”
Depending on customer requirements and deployment scenarios, they can utilize any one of OceanBlue’s three prime solutions. Using Cloud Xpress Connect, clients can connect all the datacenters/branches/clouds into a private WAN network and allow all offices and users to securely connect to OA/ERP suites hosted in different data centers or clouds. Their solution, Cloud SaaS Acceleration, improves access to OA/ERP hosted anywhere in the world.
What’s more, the Global App Access (GAA) solution from OceanBlue follows a unique mechanism to increase the TCP window size in order to enhance the speed of the Internet connection. The intelligent solution alters the speed if there is no demand for the ERP access. As GAA requires no changes in the existing IT infrastructure, the users can quickly deploy the solution and overcome the network limitations.
A Chinese corporation, Yonyou, with operations in South East Asia, Europe, and Africa had an uphill task in rendering access to its ERP solution hosted in its China-based data center. After deploying OceanBlue’s solution, the end users could access the ERP suites 30 times faster. The outcome: throughput increased by three times. Besides, they could quickly share the content and contribute to the real-time decision-making process.
“We stand apart from our compeers with SDWAN and surpass their quality of service,” adds Zhang. OceanBlue continuously conducts performance tests to examine and improve the efficiency of its solutions—TurboBurst and FastIP. The firm has also crafted a plan to introduce a SaaS version of its solution to serve as a bridge between cloud-hosted products and end-users. OceanBlue will soon initiate its operations in Barcelona and will further expand in Japan, Korea, South East Asia, and India.
While we reduce the round trip time to negligible by routing the traffic through our nearest Point of Presence (PoP) from the server, our clients’ users feel that their office automation (OA)/ERP system is placed next door
What’s more, the Global App Access (GAA) solution from OceanBlue follows a unique mechanism to increase the TCP window size in order to enhance the speed of the Internet connection. The intelligent solution alters the speed if there is no demand for the ERP access. As GAA requires no changes in the existing IT infrastructure, the users can quickly deploy the solution and overcome the network limitations.
A Chinese corporation, Yonyou, with operations in South East Asia, Europe, and Africa had an uphill task in rendering access to its ERP solution hosted in its China-based data center. After deploying OceanBlue’s solution, the end users could access the ERP suites 30 times faster. The outcome: throughput increased by three times. Besides, they could quickly share the content and contribute to the real-time decision-making process.
“We stand apart from our compeers with SDWAN and surpass their quality of service,” adds Zhang. OceanBlue continuously conducts performance tests to examine and improve the efficiency of its solutions—TurboBurst and FastIP. The firm has also crafted a plan to introduce a SaaS version of its solution to serve as a bridge between cloud-hosted products and end-users. OceanBlue will soon initiate its operations in Barcelona and will further expand in Japan, Korea, South East Asia, and India.
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