Dynamic Bandwidth Management (Guarantee bandwidth and QoS for critical applications like VoIP, Citrix, and CRM systems)

If your bandwidth is disappearing and slowing down your business operations, the culprit is videos, games, and other multimedia tools. Together, they steal bandwidth, leaving people that really need it without any. Most businesses have shown concern over the problem of slowing speeds they are currently facing, as it taking away from important functions such as VoIP, Citrix, and CRM systems.

For a business, these systems are critical, and without them, they will not be able to perform to their optimal level. In order to get their business operations back on track, companies have begun to use dynamic bandwidth management, as it guarantees bandwidth and QoS for applications that are in dire need of it.

How Does Dynamic Bandwidth Management Manage the Allocation of Bandwidth?

Dynamic bandwidth management or DBM manages bandwidth by adjusting network resources and equally distributing bandwidth for every user. No one user or group of people will be able to squeeze all the bandwidth by clogging the network with traffic from useless applications.

Users that need the bandwidth for critical applications will not frustrate over the misuse of the network bandwidth by other users, as their applications will work smoothly, without slowing down.

What Makes Dynamic Bandwidth Management Different

With each application receiving its own bandwidth, businesses will be able to improve their functionality by performing better. This in return would increase user productivity, as no one will struggle to operate critical applications.  However, some people may counter the need for DBM, as other traffic shaping systems exist.

What makes DBM different from the rest is its ability to identify sessions automatically in progress on the network whereas the other traffic shaping systems use filters available from another vendor.

Moreover, DBM in regard to Quality of Service (QoS) method provides one of a kind services in maintaining a stable connection by only giving selective traffic permission to enter through technologies such as frame relay, Ethernet, and asynchronous transfer mode (ATM).

Benefits of Dynamic Bandwidth Management

The top benefits of Dynamic Bandwidth Management:

1.      Amazing Network Speed

This benefit is a given, as DBM is most popular for giving companies astounding network speed. Through QoS, a system that includes DBM ensures that performance of the network is reflected through the transmission of quality and service. This assists companies stay one-step ahead of their competition, as they will be closing sales faster than companies that have yet to get DBM.

2.      Zero Delays for Mission Critical Applications

Again, businesses will not face any delays when trying to work using critical applications. In addition, network administrators can assign increased bandwidth to high priority application and limit bandwidth usage on others. Plus, tools to analyze network usage will provide business with an idea of how their bandwidth is being used.

3.      Customized Service for Customers

DBM provides companies increased control and visibility, enabling them to design services to increase customer retention by assigning service rank levels to them.

If you are dealing with slow bandwidth problems, consider getting dynamic bandwidth management for your business today!