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As this story from Network World U.S. notes, this is a service that runs over Ayaka's private network, and does away with the need for corporate network appliances. The company says in a news release ADaaS allows organizations to have "optimized, consistent access to enterprise applications and Cloud resources from anywhere in the world."
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Among the advantages Ayaka says the service provides is reducing the delay Internet traffic suffers over long distances by connecting users to the closest Aryaka POP.
An Aryaka spokesperson said this service is aimed at hosted applications that need to be accessed by a widely disbursed user base. An application can be, for example, an FTP server, a partner portal or a Web server. Customers pay per application per month, which includes a certain amount of bandwidth per second.
The company is offering a starter package for young companies with low bandwidth needs of US$2,000 a month for one application, which includes 2 Mpbs. Regular pricing starts at $5,000 and 5 Mpbs a month for one application and goes up from there.