SD-WAN for PNG and the Pacific
From a Starlink-connected site in Tabubil to head office in Port Moresby. One secure network over satellite, 4G, MPLS or fibre, designed and managed by our team.
Security that follows your people, whether they're at head office, a branch or a remote site.
Explore SASE SD-WANConnect every branch over any link, with automatic failover and encryption built in.
Read the SD-WAN guide Pacific IslandsDesigned and tested for patchy links, long distances and island realities, not city fibre.
Why Sprint Networks
Enterprises are using the cloud and subscribing to software-as-a-service (SaaS). While users traditionally connected back to the corporate data center to access business applications, they are now accessing those same applications in the cloud.
SD-WAN provides WAN simplification, lower costs, bandwidth efficiency and a seamless on-ramp to the cloud with significant application performance especially for critical applications without sacrificing security and data privacy.
SD-WAN intelligently monitors and manages all underlay transport services. It can overcome the challenges of packet loss, latency and jitter to deliver the highest levels of application performance and QoEX to users, even when WAN transport services are impaired.
Our team of experts will design, deploy and manage your SD-WAN using best practices developed over years of experience with thousands of customers.
Sprint Networks designs, secures and manages SD-WAN for businesses across Papua New Guinea, Fiji, the Solomon Islands and the wider Pacific. Our networks are built for island conditions: remote branches, high-latency satellite links, 4G backup and congested MPLS.
The result is faster applications, fewer outages and lower connectivity costs, with security built into every site.
Yes. We design SD-WAN to use fibre or MPLS, satellite and 4G together. Each application is sent over the best available link, so branches stay connected even when one link is slow or down.
Yes. SD-WAN works alongside MPLS rather than replacing it. Many of our clients keep MPLS for critical systems and add satellite or 4G for extra capacity and backup.
Often, yes. By combining lower-cost links, such as two 4G connections, businesses can reduce their reliance on expensive dedicated circuits without losing reliability.
Traffic moves to another link automatically, usually without users noticing. Core banking, ERP and voice calls keep running while the faulty link is fixed.
Yes. We build security into the design, including encrypted connections between sites, firewalling and network segmentation, so every branch is protected, not just head office.
Sprint Networks designs, deploys and manages the network for you, with support 24/7. We are vendor-agnostic and test every solution in Pacific conditions before we recommend it.
