Gaurav Saxena

Title: Gaurav Saxena: Inventor in Network Transformation and SD-WAN Interoperability.

Introduction

Gaurav Saxena is an inventor based in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, whose patent work focuses on software-defined wide area networks (SD-WANs). His inventions address the transformation of legacy network infrastructure and interoperability between SD-WAN systems from different vendors. He is associated with Infosys Limited and has 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Saxena’s patent, “Method and System for Legacy Network Transformation,” describes a process for planning the transition from a legacy wide area network (WAN) to an SD-WAN. The method gathers data about the existing network, analyzes it to identify transformation requirements, and determines configuration parameters using business policy rules. It then generates high-level and low-level SD-WAN designs, including configuration guideline templates to support the transformation.

His patent, “Method and System for Interoperability of Software Defined Wide Area Networks (SD-WANs),” addresses communication between SD-WANs from different vendors. The disclosed system uses software or hardware agents installed on network terminals, such as routers, to configure control and management signals and enable agents associated with separate networks to share data. The approach is intended to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs.

Career Highlights

Saxena’s listed inventions focus on practical challenges in enterprise networking: modernizing legacy WANs and enabling interoperability across vendor-specific SD-WAN environments. His work is associated with Infosys Limited.

Collaborations

Saxena’s listed coworkers include Amol Nilkantheshwar Joshi and Kishore Babu Thota.

Conclusion

Gaurav Saxena’s patent portfolio reflects a focus on making network transformation more structured and enabling SD-WAN systems from different vendors to work together.