• ISG report flags rising demand in Australia and New Zealand for unified, software-defined enterprise networks to support AI workloads, hybrid work, cloud-first strategies.
• Enterprises are shifting from MPLS-centric connectivity to managed SD-WAN, SASE, network-as-a-service models with automation, service assurance, integrated security.
• SASE deployments are moving toward integrated architectures, driven by cyber risk, regulatory scrutiny, data sovereignty, resilience requirements.
• Spending is increasing on edge networking, including private 5G, to support latency-sensitive applications, resilient site operations, operational technology integration.
• BT International, Datacom, NTT DATA, Optus, Orange Business, Spark NZ, Telstra, TPG/Vocus led across SD-WAN, edge services, SASE quadrants.

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