With a fail-safe network in place, employees can always access the apps and assets they need and you can rest easy knowing your network is robust and free from performance-robbing issues.
Have Multiple, Diverse Connections in Place
A completely fail-safe network should also include multiple, diverse connections to ensure that there is always a robust path available for critical traffic. However, this doesn't mean that your business has to pay for an additional T1 line or more bandwidth simply to have as backup. New strategies make it possible to leverage all types of available connections — from MPLS to broadband Internet — continuously for the best critical application performance possible. This not only supports optimal network activity, but makes the additional connections well worth the investment.