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NetPriva is derived from "priva" which is Latin for "to make something one's own, private". NetPriva is focused on ensuring that Wide Area Networks function as if they were solely dedicated to the user. NetPriva ensures the network appears to a user and application as a dedicated link all to oneself to do the job (use the application) with the level of response and productivity that is important to the user experience and the business.
NetPriva was founded in June of 2005 through the acquisition of core technology assets of an Australian based networking company. The technology was enhanced, adapted and repositioned into a unique and novel application and user aware bandwidth guarantee offering. With key engineering teams in Australia and corporate development practices in the US, NetPriva is positioned for significant market growth in the IT communities.
The company is focused on wide area connectivity enhancement and WAN optimization. While others have built Application Acceleration Appliances and WAN Optimization Devices, NetPriva is taking a new approach to this growing concern of application performance over wide area networks. With Patent Pending peer-to-peer signaling technology and unique hierarchical distributed Quality of Service implementation, NetPriva has built a platform fully conducive to guaranteeing and prioritizing application performance over wide area networks - all this and done only in software!
Company Offering
Today NetPriva business focuses around three business models:
1) Software Appliance Product Sales - NetPriva EdgeSA is an edge software appliance
2) Client Side Software - NetPriva EPDirect is a client side software solution ensures application performance through to the end user
3) OEM Licensing Programs
NetPriva is used by customers that include Adecco, Alcatel, Belkin Technologies, BG Phoenics, Bridgestone, DaimlerChrysler, Huhtamaki, Kellog Brown Root, Santos, VW Bank, and many others.
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