How MPLS Technology Can Optimize Your Bandwidth Management
Considering switching to MPLS technology for your company's bandwidth management? It makes good sense. Not long ago, MPLS technology cost too much for only but the largest companies to be able to afford. No longer. Adaptive private networking (APN) can cut the costs of MPLS by 40 to 60 percent while improving the performance of your bandwidth management by 20 times. Still need convincing? Consider these advantages to an MPLS network.
The Video Deluge is Coming
Video is about to be huge on the net, and a must have for businesses who want to succeed. From teleconferences to board room meetings that can take place around the globe, more and more businesses are using video in their everyday business affairs. This can create huge advantages for businesses, but it also adds considerable challenges. MPLS technology can greatly improve bandwidth accessibility to help businesses meet the increased demands that video will require.
Improved Performance
MPLS technology simply provides more data more options to flow, which means an improved performance. MPLS doesn't require multiple hops that other data bases require. That translates to increased performance time and improved application performance. MPLS technology creates a power surge for your data. You'll definitely notice the difference.
Recover from Disaster
Disasters are relative. MPLS technology makes them seem like they never even happened. It improves disaster recovery for your bandwidth management in several ways. First, there's redundancy, as centers can be connected through multiple paths in the cloud to ensure that the system stays on line. If disruption occurs, the data can find a new path. The data can also be transferred from back up locations. With MPLS technology, complete meltdowns of your bandwidth management are thankfully a thing of the past.
Get On Board with the Future
Companies are beginning to realize that MPLS technology is the future. Like all technology, that future will grow and develop, and the same is true with your bandwidth management. What you can be sure of, however, is that MPLS technology will be the base. Improvements will be made, but they can be added to your existing system. In fact, you can add APN to your current MPLS set up without breaking it all down, vastly improving performance and reliability while cutting costs.
The sooner you step into the future with MPLS technology, the sooner your business can leverage the world of tomorrow. It can vastly improve the capacity of your bandwidth management while spending fewer resources in the process.