It’s not uncommon for large organizations to perform hundreds or even thousands of network changes in a single month, each configuration change presenting an opportunity to make a mistake that can result in an outage and customer impact. Nile’s zero configuration architecture completely removes the need for these configuration changes, reducing your risk and improving the reliability of your operations.

If you're looking for always-on connectivity for your learning environment, without the hassle, Nile is it.

Nile took care of every aspect of the network... in three weeks, the network was up and running and ready to support 250-plus users.

What impressed me is that Nile built high-end hardware and software from the ground up to deliver the network as a service. They have sensors that monitor the service and let me know if users have problems before they even experience any problems.

Nile takes the day-to-day network support off our plate, allowing our IT team to become more essential to the business by driving value.

With Nile, there is no lateral movement of malware, and the spreading nature of all users and devices is removed.

Thanks to Nile, we don’t have to worry about aging infrastructure impacting our network or procuring expensive gear. We only pay for what we use and need – not a dollar more. Conversations with my team have now shifted from hard, inflexible CAPEX costs to predictable OPEX costs that we can rely on.

Zero Trust has long been a goal of many organizations, one that required a lot of network engineering time and focus, and still rarely achieved its full potential. Nile’s holistic approach to security solves the missing link for extending Zero Trust into the network.

Malware is always a concern, a constant worry. But with Nile’s traffic isolation, we are better able to mitigate against potential malware threats.

Ninety percent of the IT tickets I received were for connectivity issues. This resulted in some very frustrated teachers having a tough time leveraging technology in their lesson plans.

Creating network BoM requires sifting through dictionaries of SKUs by multiple vendors - a cumbersome, complex task. NaaS solves this problem.