Santhanam advises organisations

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Arun Santhanam, vice president and head of telecommunications at Capgemini North America, believes that telecom solutions combined with fiber and 5G can provide superior network reliability for offices and homes. “As remote working and learning become commonplace, this type of fiber connectivity provides the best data download speeds, supporting features like video conferencing,” he explained.

To diversify their network choices in a way that will help them better cope with unexpected service disruptions, such as an unexpected fibre outage. “5G integration can be a great backup option for fibre and ensure uninterrupted service,” he said.

Once you’ve chosen a basic network costa rica mobile database strategy, you can consider different approaches to physical connectivity. “A broadband/fixed wireless strategy typically delivers the uptime and performance you’re looking for in homes with few or no physical connectivity,” says Tyler Affolter, senior vice president of managed services at NTT. He notes that in an effort to make the remote network reliable, businesses often overlook the LAN/WLAN infrastructure. This is where most of the problems arise and should be addressed.

Redundancy and variety
The best way to improve the reliability of remote offices has always been to strive for redundancy and diversity, says John Annand, an analyst and director of the Info-Tech Research Group’s infrastructure group. “Having two ISPs all the way to the last mile has always been a best practice in network design. It was once a luxury that only data centers could afford,” he says. “Now it’s available to everyone.”