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I cannot name specific countries, the folks at the Riverbed sales department would probably have that info. &nbsp;But WAN optimizers in general are popular in countries where high capacity broadband is expensive or not available, but a corporate network needs a reliable connection for a factory or remote office.
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I cannot name specific countries, the folks at the Riverbed sales department would probably have that info.  But WAN optimizers in general are popular in countries where high capacity broadband is expensive or not available, but a corporate network needs a reliable connection for a factory or remote office.

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Hello Experts<br />
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I'm carrying out a survey of where the demand for Riverbed SteelHead skills are highest. Also, I would like to know where the demand for Riverbed Appliances are the highest.<br />
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I'm quite sure most of you will come back with the greatest the demand being in USA, but I would be interested to know of other countries as well.<br />
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Cheers
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Hello Experts

I'm carrying out a survey of where the demand for Riverbed SteelHead skills are highest. Also, I would like to know where the demand for Riverbed Appliances are the highest.

I'm quite sure most of you will come back with the greatest the demand being in USA, but I would be interested to know of other countries as well.

Cheers

Riverbed SteelHead Skills Demand

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