Factors driving the company’s success are the increased worldwide demand for online content and web services, and rapidly evolving infrastructure requirements including cloud and hybrid IT growth, Devops, containerisation/Docker and workload migration.

Brad Casemore, research vice president for Datacenter Networks at IDC, said, “As enterprises pursue digital transformation as a strategic imperative, they are increasingly embracing hybrid IT and multi-cloud to achieve greater agility and flexibility. However, as applications become more distributed – residing not only in on-premises data centres but also in multiple clouds – enterprises are compelled to adopt equally agile application-delivery infrastructures that provide both cost-effective support for distributed applications and flexible licensing. By creating a pool of Traffic Manager ADC licenses that customers can flexibly allocate and reuse as needed, Pulse Secure Services Director allows customers to rapidly deploy application-delivery services when and where they’re required, ensuring that organisations can attain the business agility, operational flexibility and elastic scalability that cloud promises.”

Pulse Secure virtual ADC business results show that the company is outpacing market growth with its new acquisition and continuing to expand the product and partner capabilities in ways that extend their business reach and attract new customers.

Pulse Secure virtual ADC completes the company’s broad customer offering with secure access to deliver customer solutions for data center applications from the web, cloud and mobile networks, while providing an end-to-end solution designed to reduce cost and complexity, increase security and enhance user experience.