Don’t Let an Internet Outage Slow You Down

Product diversity mitigates the risks associated with single points of failure and network congestion. The deployment of diverse products not only enhances the overall reliability of the network but also acts as a proactive measure to address potential challenges. If a specific path encounters an unexpected disruption or performance degradation, the multi-product approach allows the system to seamlessly adapt.

By utilizing multiple networks, it helps ensure that if one path becomes unavailable or experiences performance issues, traffic can be automatically rerouted through alternate paths. This redundancy helps to increase reliability, minimize downtime, and improve overall network performance.

With unplanned outages including hardware malfunctions or cyber-attacks, a diversified failover solution acts as a contingency plan, allowing the network to handle adverse conditions.

Using a product-diverse approach to technology integration, businesses can implement a resilient and adaptive network infrastructure capable of withstanding unforeseen disruptions while still maintaining optimal performance levels.

You want your business operations to continue uninterrupted – which means you should look for a solution that’s seamless. If your primary connection goes down, your backup connection should kick in automatically – and when your connection resumes it should automatically go back to the main network.

Failover connectivity works along with your redundant connection, through either a managed system or manual process that allows you to switch to your backup connection. Together, this process keeps your business running even when your primary connection goes down.

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What would the financial impact be to your business if your Internet goes down for an hour or a day?

If you’ve avoided an outage, you’ve been lucky. Because, according to Gartner, the average business loses $5,600 per minute when their Internet goes down. That’s anything but chump change – adding up to over $300,000 per hour, or more than $2 million when you spread it across an eight-hour work day.

And that’s only considering the financial cost. A significant Internet outage can also mean a cost to your reputation and customer relationships too.

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Consider the upload and download speeds your business requires in order to stay connected during an outage. You’ll need a redundancy plan and service that meets those needs.

Identify the mission critical items that require 24/7 connectivity and prioritize them. VoIP, e-commerce or website orders or IoT systems may all be priorities while other items may be able to be reduced until the primary outage is resolved.