Network optimization refers to the process of improving the performance, efficiency, and reliability of computer networks. It involves employing various techniques, strategies, and tools to enhance the overall network infrastructure and operations.
The primary goal of network optimization is to ensure that data and information flow smoothly and efficiently across the network, leading to better user experiences, reduced latency, improved scalability, and optimized resource utilization. Network Optimization is an ongoing process and must be a repeated exercise.
SIGMA offer this subscription-based service to its clients to have such optimizations performed periodically with implementation of the recommendations.
KEY OBJECTIVES OF NETWORK OPTIMIZATION
- Bandwidth Management
- Latency Reduction
- Load Balancing
- Quality of Service (QoS) Improvement
- Network Security Enhancement
KEY SERVICE DELIVERABLES
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NETWORK PERFORMANCE REPORTS
Detailed reports providing insights into network performance metrics like bandwidth utilization, latency, packet loss, and other key performance indicators (KPIs).
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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVEMENTS
Based on the analysis of network performance, optimization specialists deliver actionable recommendations to address identified issues and enhance network efficiency.
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TRAFFIC PRIORITIZATION POLICIES
Defined QoS policies that prioritize traffic based on application requirements, ensuring critical services receive preferential treatment.
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LOAD BALANCING CONFIGURATION
Configuration settings for load balancers to distribute network traffic evenly and efficiently across servers or paths.
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BANDWIDTH MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
Strategies for efficient bandwidth allocation, ensuring that critical applications receive the necessary resources while avoiding network congestion.
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LATENCY REDUCTION TECHNIQUES
Implementation of techniques like traffic shaping, caching, and protocol optimization to minimize latency.
