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Blue Coat shares 2010 WAN optimization predictions

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Blue Coat shares 2010 WAN optimization predictions

Blue Coat Systems predicts continued expansion beyond CIFS file acceleration and storage; new WAN optimization challenges associated with SaaS adoption; and a greater need to manage and optimize video. Read full story

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