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22/09/2026

A payment terminal freezes mid-transaction. The line backs up, and your associate has no idea whether the sale went through.

That's not a hardware problem. It's a network problem.

Legacy retail networks fail in predictable ways: one connection per store, no traffic prioritization, and no visibility until a manager calls to report the POS is down. By then you've already lost the sale.

SD-WAN changes the math. It routes payment traffic ahead of everything else, fails over to a backup connection in seconds, and gives IT a live view across every location.

The result: registers that stay online through the midday rush, promotions, and holiday peaks.

One provider. One bill. One team that owns the network end to end.

See how SD-WAN supports the retail day, from morning register logins to evening inventory syncs:
https://gomomentum.com/how-retail-chains-use-sd-wan-to-ensure-business-continuity/

21/09/2026

The flashy demo isn't what keeps a customer. The network underneath it is.

Momentum is a networking sponsor at Avant's 2026 Special Forces Summit, and network solutions are what we want to talk through while we're in the room.

Find us in Dallas, October 5-8 at The Omni, for three days of training, keynotes, and the connections that move deals forward.

Bring us your toughest connectivity problems:

💠 Global reach across 200+ PoPs and 750+ carrier partnerships
💠 SD-WAN and SASE from Meraki, Juniper, Arista, and Cato
💠 5G, Starlink, and ExpressRoute for failover and hard-to-reach sites

One provider to design, deploy, and manage all of it.

Let's put time on the calendar before the floor fills up.

Grab a slot: https://gomomentum.com/schedule-a-meeting/

17/09/2026

Expansion into a new country rarely stalls on technology. It stalls on procurement.

Every new market brings its own incumbent carrier, its own contract language, and its own install interval. Multiply that across a dozen countries and connectivity turns into a paperwork problem, not an engineering one.

Momentum sources, contracts, and manages that local access on your behalf:

One agreement across every country you operate in
Consistent SLAs whether the site sits in Ohio or Singapore
One point of contact when a circuit degrades
One invoice, not twelve

200+ global PoPs. 750+ carrier partnerships. One bill.

Explore our global coverage: https://gomomentum.com/global-coverage/

Talk to a connectivity expert: https://gomomentum.com/book-a-meeting-connect/

14/09/2026

You don't have to rebuild your whole network to move to SASE.

You pick the first problem worth solving, and it becomes an entry point into the same platform, not a project you redo later.

Gartner expects 60% of new SD-WAN purchases to be part of a single-vendor SASE offering by 2026, up from 15% in 2022.

Four ways to start, one platform underneath:

• Give every user and device one access policy

• Consolidate a fragmented security stack

• Run SD-WAN as a cloud service, not an appliance rollout

• Secure the AI your business already uses

Read the full breakdown: https://gomomentum.com/the-hidden-cost-of-a-fragmented-network-a-practical-path-to-sase/

11/09/2026

10/09/2026

A new site, a 90-day lease, and a fiber quote measured in quarters.

5G Fixed Wireless Access and Starlink cover the locations fiber will not reach in time:

- Pop-up retail and seasonal sites

- Construction trailers that move twice a year

- Rural clinics and field offices

- Diverse failover where one local provider is the only option

Both deploy in days, both work as primary or backup, and both sit inside the same SD-WAN policy as every other site.

The goal is not replacing fiber. It is keeping a fiber quote from deciding when a location opens.

Explore 5G Fixed Wireless Access: https://gomomentum.com/5g-fixed-wireless-access/

Talk to a connectivity expert: https://gomomentum.com/book-a-meeting-connect/

09/09/2026

Zscaler and Cato both replace the VPN. They do not replace the same amount of your stack.

That is the part a feature grid misses. Zscaler ZPA layers zero trust access on top of the network you already run, with deeper endpoint compliance checks and the most advanced experience monitoring in the category as a paid add-on. Cato delivers ZTNA inside a converged platform, so access policy shares one engine with firewall, web filtering, and SD-WAN, all managed from one console.

Three questions that decide it:

- Are you retiring VPN, or consolidating the whole network and security stack

- How large is the team that has to run this day to day

- Whether you intend to keep your current SD-WAN investment

There is no wrong answer between the two platforms. The wrong answer is picking one on features alone without mapping it to your team and your infrastructure.

Read the comparison: https://gomomentum.com/zscaler-vs-cato-ztna-what-it-teams-need-to-know-before-they-commit/

03/09/2026

Cisco Meraki SD-WAN is built for organizations that value simplicity without sacrificing security.

Zero-touch MX appliances deploy in minutes from cloud templates, which matters when a small IT team covers a dozen branches.

Security comes standard:

- NGFW with content filtering

- IDS/IPS for active threat detection

- AMP for advanced malware protection

- SD-WAN with auto-failover and traffic shaping

Designed, deployed, and managed by Momentum.

Explore Cisco Meraki SD-WAN: https://gomomentum.com/cisco-meraki-sd-wan/

Talk to an SD-WAN expert: https://gomomentum.com/book-a-meeting-secure/

02/09/2026

Employees are already using AI tools. The question is whether anything sits between those tools and your data.

Point products tend to solve one slice of this, which means AI activity gets viewed outside the context of everything else on the network.

Built into a converged platform, it works differently. AI interactions are visible alongside the user, the device, the application, the data, and the network traffic behind them. When someone pastes an API key or sensitive financial data into a public tool, the platform can redact it or block it before it reaches the model.

You can see which AI tools are in use and by whom, open an individual session, and review the actual prompts and responses.

That is visibility you can act on, not a report you read afterward.

Read the breakdown: https://gomomentum.com/sase-adoption-lean-it-teams/

Talk to a SASE expert: https://gomomentum.com/book-a-meeting-secure/