Expereo —
Global Connectivity, SD-WAN, SASE & LEO Across 190 Countries

Expereo is positioned for global enterprises that operate connectivity in five or more countries — typically multinational organizations across Finance, Manufacturing, Retail, Government, Oil, Gas, and Mining whose IT teams cannot economically design, deploy, and support a global connectivity strategy in-house. Expereo operates in 190 countries and removes the complexity of multi-carrier sourcing by delivering a complete Managed Service across global internet, SD-WAN, SASE, mobile, satellite (including Low Earth Orbit / Starlink), and cloud-connect connectivity. The strongest sweet spots are customers consolidating networks and partners for ease of management, customers unhappy with the speed or agility of their current provider, customers seeking to reduce cost and complexity, and customers freeing IT teams from network-management burden.

Smart Edge is Expereo's productized edge-network practice — engineered for global enterprises whose branch sites span dozens of countries with mixed carrier underlays, varying regulatory environments, and inconsistent local-carrier service levels. The model is built around the reality that an SD-WAN architecture that works across the U.S. on three carriers behaves very differently when deployed across 50+ countries with 50+ underlying access providers. Expereo's Smart Edge wraps the SD-WAN platform with global-carrier sourcing, deployment coordination, customs and regulatory navigation, and 24x7 multilingual operations — turning a multinational SD-WAN deployment from a customer-led integration project into a managed service.

Expereo's Secure Access Services Edge (SASE) practice combines SD-WAN with cloud-delivered security — SWG, CASB, ZTNA, FWaaS — delivered as a fully managed service across the global Expereo network. The model is built for multinational enterprises whose security posture must travel with users wherever they connect from, and whose compliance requirements vary by region. SASE replaces the legacy hub-and-spoke model where branch traffic backhauls to a central firewall before reaching the internet — appropriate for organizations whose user base is now hybrid, whose applications are predominantly SaaS, and whose security and connectivity practices need to converge under one operator.

Expereo operates Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite connectivity including Starlink as a productized managed service — sourcing the LEO terminal, SIM, plan, and operational support across regions where terrestrial connectivity is impractical, slow, or unreliable. Common use cases: Oil, Gas, and Mining sites in remote geographies, retail and field locations during deployment lead times for terrestrial fiber, vessels and mobile platforms, and multinational branch sites in countries where local-carrier service-level posture does not meet enterprise requirements. The integration with Expereo's broader SD-WAN and SASE practice means LEO is not a standalone vendor relationship — it is a transport choice within the same managed-network operating model.

Bring Your Own Access (BYOA) lets enterprises retain their existing local-carrier contracts and use Expereo as the network-orchestration and managed-services layer on top — appropriate for customers who have already negotiated favorable carrier pricing, who have regulatory or strategic reasons to keep specific in-country carrier relationships, or who are mid-contract on existing access. Expereo wraps SD-WAN, SASE, monitoring, and 24x7 operations around the customer-supplied access without forcing a wholesale carrier replacement. That structurally lowers the barrier to consolidating a multinational network under one operator without breaking existing carrier commercial terms.

No. Your contract is signed directly with Expereo and Expereo's published pricing applies. Fibi's role is to scope your global-WAN, SASE, or multinational-SD-WAN objective against Expereo and the most relevant alternatives — BT Global Services, Orange Business, Verizon Global Business, NTT Global, GTT, and Lumen — so you see how Expereo's 190-country managed-network posture and BYOA flexibility compare. Fibi's advisory work is provider-funded, so the comparison comes at no additional cost.