Case Study - AXA Sigorta
The insurance industry is rapidly becoming a digital experience and insurance providers are racing to keep ahead in this digital transformation. A Turkish insurance company looks to dominate and lead the industry by strengthening its infrastructure using intelligent unified network technologies.
AXA Sigorta is one of the leaders of the Turkish insurance market, both in terms of customer numbers and the introduction of new services. It is fighting to maintain its leadership position against traditional rivals and the arrival of disruptive new FinTechs.
Aruba unified infrastructure brings together enterprise- grade LAN and WLAN. It establishes a flexible, scalable and seamlessly managed Zero Trust approach across AXA Sigorta's operations.
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