IP MPLS Migration: Meeting the Demand
Enterprise network migration from legacy services to IP MPLS has accelerated as companies require greater and more flexible bandwidth for their enterprise applications, including voice services. The market can be a real revenue opportunity for service providers that understand the demand drivers and performance management requirements of next-generation WAN services.
Increasingly, however, meeting the growing demand for IP MPLS services requires an ever-expanding footprint and quick speed to market. Service providers can explore creative solutions, such as outsourcing, to build out a domestic or global IP MPLS network without the capex or construction delays.
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Transforming the Corporate WAN
Corporate WANs are undergoing a mass migration to next-generation IP MPLS VPN services. There are a lot of reasons for the move - many of which correspond to a fundamental transformation of the corporate WAN to meet the demands of an increasingly global, mobile and application-centric environment.
Going Vertical
IP MPLS VPNs have found widespread adoption among multisite companies facing the transformation of the corporate WAN head on. However, it has experienced noteworthy uptake from several key verticals - finance, health care, government and professional services.
Filling the Network Gaps
Worldwide IP MPLS VPN service revenue grew 20 percent to $13 billion in 2007. Tapping that opportunity presents challenges for many service providers. That's because gaps in coverage make it difficult to meet the needs of the multisite customers that are the targets for this next-generation WAN service.
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