Plan for and Quantify the Effects of WAN Optimization and Application Acceleration |
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Application performance issues for remote users, data center consolidation, the growing number of distributed branch offices, and the desire to avoid costly WAN bandwidth upgrades are just a few of the business drivers increasing demand for WAN Optimization and application acceleration solutions.
NetQoS helps IT organizations quantify the performance improvements delivered by industry leading WAN Optimization and application acceleration products including Cisco Wide Area Application Services® devices. With historical reporting and analysis of pre- and post-optimized network traffic, NetQoS customers know the normal performance baselines for all their applications at different times of the day and during different business cycles. When they implement network changes such as WAN Optimization, they can immediately measure the impact to application response times, traffic flows, and WAN utilization.
This enables IT organizations to:
Optimize the network infrastructure for application performance
- Measure improvements to end user response times
- Quantify performance improvements in the application, network, and server components
- Identify the applications and users consuming bandwidth
- Measure enterprise-wide WAN utilization
Avoid unnecessary infrastructure expenditures
- Reduce the cost of WAN bandwidth while monitoring improvements to end-user performance
- Measure enterprise-wide WAN utilization and the applications, hosts, and conversations consuming bandwidth
Mitigate risks associated with infrastructure consolidation
- Measure application, network, and server latency when consolidating branch servers into corporate data centers
- Analyze pre- and post-optimized traffic, enterprise-wide
- Quantify branch office bandwidth savings when deploying WAN Optimization products
Learn more about how NetQoS products can help you put performance first when it comes to WAN Optimization.
View our informative Webinar on WAN Optimization.
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