To successfully transition to a converged network, you must have the appropriate IP telephony applications, system components and bandwidth to manage voice and video communication.
This Blue Coat white paper contains six questions to help companies assess their infrastructure and determine how to deliver the rich functionality business users demand without compromising network security or performance.
Contents:
- Question 1: Is your network ready for IP telephony?
- Question 2: Can your data and IP telephony traffic co-exist on your network?
- Question 3: Do you have enough network visibility to ensure consistent voice and video performance?
- Question 4: Can you differentiate between sanctioned and unsanctioned voice and video traffic?
- Question 5: Can you minimize jitter, delay and packet loss?
- Question 6: Can you handle a rapid increase in network traffic without
adding bandwidth?
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The business benefits of network convergence are clear: fast, dependable, real-time communication, unprecedented information mobility and worker flexibility, and the ability to instantly transmit a variety of data types to almost any device, anywhere in the world. Enterprises want to prepare their IT infrastructure to take advantage of convergence. Those that do need a strategy that helps them quickly achieve these benefits, with minimal investment and impact to business processes.
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