Posts Tagged ‘VoIP monitoring’
How Are You Monitoring Network Performance for Your Unified Communications?
Posted by: admin in: ● May 25, 2011
The cost reduction and infrastructure consolidation benefits of Unified Communications and Collaboration (UC&C) are so compelling that many organizations are rolling out these services without a solution to manage the user experience. UC&C aims to converge telephony, messaging, mobile communications, video conferencing and presence-enabled applications onto a common, IP-based network. But chances are that network [...]
Why Every UC & C Strategy Should Include Remote Performance Management
Posted by: admin in: ● March 15, 2011
As staggering amounts of traffic pile onto today’s networks, the business risk associated with poor or inconsistent network performance is too great to leave to chance. All these services depend entirely on high-bandwidth, low-latency networks. When performance degrades beyond a specific threshold, applications tend to sputter and fail abruptly.
Arming the “voice” guy
Posted by: admin in: ● October 28, 2010
Our Partner was in the midst of a VoIP deployment at a multi-site financial institution. Three sites out of 27 were known to be experiencing call quality issues and so they enlisted PathView to help solve the problem. In about 20 minutes worth of monitoring data those same suspect sites were identified and another three that were experiencing the same issue. Seemed like we were winning – but then the phone rang with tales of rolling waves of destruction from the central site out to ALL remote offices. The client of our MSP was outraged. He swore that this VoIP deployment was a nightmare, and our Partner had their back up against the wall once again.
What’s better than a free network performance tool?
Posted by: admin in: ● November 4, 2009
A: A faster, easier and (still) free network performance tool… Since launching PathView Cloud a few weeks ago we have had hundreds of free sign ups and thousands of tests run on networks around the globe. The widespread use of the technology provided insight into what was working well and where could enhance the product. [...]
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