5 Benefits of Network Monitoring

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5 Benefits of Network Monitoring
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Network Monitoring

• Nothing's worse than getting a call that the
  network is down. Too often, IT lacks the
  visibility they need to get ahead of performance
  issues, meaning you're in the dark until a user
  or customer calls to complain. Once an outage
  happens, the clock is ticking. And the longer it
  takes to resolve, the more it costs you in staff
  time, lost productivity, and end-user
  satisfaction.
• Routers and switches, virtual servers, wireless
  devices, and applications of all kinds need a
  24/7 network monitoring solution. Keeping tabs on
  all your critical network technology means you
  can spot and fix issues fast, before they get
  worse.

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Benefits of Network Monitoring

1. Stay ahead of outages
2. Fix issues faster
3. Gain immediate ROI
4. Manage growing, changing networks
5. Identify security threats

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Stay ahead of outages

• Network monitoring gives you the visibility you
  need to stay one step ahead of potential issues.
  By showing live network performance data in an
  easy-to-read interface, network monitoring
  software helps you identify outages that could
  cause bottlenecks.

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Fix issues faster

• In a down situation, time is money. Network
  monitoring makes problem-solving easier and
  faster for time-strapped network professionals.
  Whether you're dealing with a configuration error
  or an abnormal traffic fluctuation, network
  monitoring software helps you get to the bottom
  of issues once and for all. Live network maps
  lead you to the origin of problems, and status
  windows give you performance metrics over time.

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Gain Immediate ROI

• IT teams face heavy workloads and increasingly
  complex projects, often without the ideal time,
  staff, or budget needed to complete them. The
  right network monitoring tool can deliver
  immediate ROI. Without the need to manually dig
  into network performance, staff have time back in
  their day to work on more critical projects.

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Manage growing, changing networks

• With technology innovation and the rise in
  connected devices, today's IT environments are
  growing in size. The number of Internet-connected
  things is expected to reach 20.4 billion by
  2020,Networks are also growing in complexity.
  Whether you're dealing with cloud migrations or
  IPv6 transitions, you need flexible, reliable
  tools to help you monitor all your IP assets and
  ensure smooth performanceeven in the midst of
  change.

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Identify security Threats

• A network monitoring tool can provide that first
  level of security. The biggest benefit you get is
  a picture of what "normal" performance looks like
  for your organization, making it easy to spot
  anything

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