The Benefits of an MPLS Network

With MPLS you can connect remote offices, mobile users or partner extranets, reliably and securely.

Plus, MPLS is scalable for your growing business letting your business run at its full potential.

Benefits

• Reduces costs by eliminating need to purchase/manage multiple PVCs
• Eases network management costs by handling routing and value-added services in the network and eliminating CPE requirements
• Provides flexibility adding or changing locations by simplifying the process of integrating the new location into the meshed network

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MPLS VPNs provide any-to-any connectivity and traffic segmentation.  A complete MPLS solution should have:

• Service flexibility
• Security
• Class of Service (CoS)
• Committed performance levels (SLAs) with real service credits
• Cost effectiveness
• A highly scaleable, standards-compliant, secure MPLS solution that supports convergence of voice, video and data traffic onto one network platform
• Industry leading SLA's

The benefits of the MPLS network probably cannot be overstated and are several.

To begin with, putting in an MPLS network can allow your business to realize some pretty good cost savings over its rivals such as the state-of-the-art-for-WAN time frame relays and ATMs, especially as video and sound grow in importance to your business.

Depending on a handful of factors, your savings can be anywhere from 10% to 40%.

Of course, at this stage of the MPLS game you will want to analyze ROI and ease (or lack thereof) of installation and implementation to see if an MPLS network would work to your advantage, but we all know how technology progresses, and there is no reason to believe that MPLS won't be made even more efficient and cost-effective to get up and running over the next year to two years.

QoS (quality of service) is all-important to your business, especially if you are beginning to rely more heavily on audio-visual Internet transmissions that are getting more elaborate and complex.

MPLS has long sine proven itself to be a powerful enhancement of QoS. Likewise, an MPLS network simply improves your programs and applications performances, both on your clients' end and your own.

The greater the ease and efficiency of the information flow, the greater the communication which is the core of successful business qualities.

In order to rightly consider whether or not your ROI would justify getting your business hooked up with an MPLS network right now, you need to carefully scrutinize what kind of data you are transporting right now and what kind of data you want or expect to be transporting in about two or three years from now.

Keep in mind that two of the most-enhanced applications that MPLS provides for are VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) and audio-visual click-on embedded advertising, both of which are soaring upward quickly in importance.

If your network relies on multitudinous data destination sites, then MPLS is probably already something you need.

Another thing to keep in mind: survey says that hardly any business has plans to invest in ATM or time frame relay a year from now. That may be a hint for you right there.

But perhaps the single most important benefit of an MPLS network is greatly enhanced disaster recovery.

MPLS' "from any point to any point" structure allows it to easily re-route all data from or destined to a disaster-struck site to or from one that is running normally and in tact.

MPLS allows for multiple redundant layers of data to be incorporated within the network data cloud as you set up your disaster recovery plans for your business.

These are the possible benefits of implementing an MPLS network in your business, and the time is right to seriously consider them.