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The screenshot shows the title slide of the video. There is a drawing of a robot outlined in gray on the left, and it has SSR written on its chest. It seems to be guiding packets over to a computer user sitting on the ride side of the screen. The packets are represented as little squares with smiley faces and arms and legs. The title is shown: Simplified: AI-Driven SD-WAN with Session Smart™.

Simplified: AI-Driven SD-WAN with Session Smart

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