In the world of real estate services, Cushman & Wakefield is a giant. The company spans 70 countries, providing its clients a wide range of services to maximize the utilization and value of their property assets, plan future property investments, develop and manage facilities, and much more. Cushman & Wakefield has grown dramatically through mergers and acquisitions, which created complexity in its wide-area network (WAN). Each organization in the M&A had legacy MPLS networks and its own regional data centers. All application traffic was backhauled to the respective data center and then egressed to the internet or other data centers. Consequently, the WAN became a huge bottleneck, resulting in slow application performance, and the company needed to improve the experience fo

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