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You bought an internet plan, and the service provider promised you a speed of 1Gbps. However he did not inform you that the speed will go out of the window if your neighbour is streaming Netflix hooked up to the same internet line. The question boils down to connectivity strategy and connectivity gamble.
Databytes Consulting Tech, headquartered in Bengaluru with a branch office in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, has been helping IT parks, manufacturing clusters, automotive companies, BFSI firms, and startups to make the transition from shared internet to dedicated circuits that actually provide what the contract promises.
The answer to the above woes is Internet Leased Lines for Solutions. The leased line is not a faster internet connection but a completely different architecture and different guarantees.
A conventional broadband connection is not a private resource but is shared by multiple users. You and every other user on that local cabinet or splitter are scrambling to share the same bandwidth. As the demands soar, speed is the first casualty. The service provider often makes the vague undertaking-UPTO! That is because the provider cannot promise anything more.
Compare this with the leased line, which is a private domain. Right from your location to the ISP provider’s core network, the capacity is your personal fiefdom. There is no contention or peak hour crunch. No other user can use the leased line except the authorised user. We have helped numerous enterprises in Bengaluru’s Whitefield tech corridor and Hyderabad’s HITEC City make the changeover, and other enterprises in IT hubs are also catching up fast. In a nutshell, if a user buys a 100 Mbps plan, he can rest assured gets the designated speed.
For years, the benchmark of performance of any ISP was the download speed. This was relevant in that era when the internet was a consumption medium. The user downloaded web pages, documents, and software updates. However, the rules changed with the advent of cloud architecture.
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Today, the ERP system syncs nonstop, and the video call eats up as much data as downloads. The daily backup can amount to terabytes; the development team is coding every minute. In cloud architecture, the upload capacity is of little concern, and it is more about throughput, which keeps the business in operation. The shift is of particular importance for enterprises in the BFSI and automotive sector, and the shift has been decisive.
A conventional broadband service offers asymmetric speed with quick downloads but snail-like uploads. A leased line offers equal capacity for both uploads and downloads. This is particularly useful for a business entity which generates data as much as it consumes. However, bandwidth alone is not the panacea for all woes.
The monthly bandwidth is irrelevant if the provider cannot guarantee uptime, and this is the most uncomfortable truth. The situation alters when you make the switch to a leased line because it comes with a service level agreement. It is typically 99.9 % uptime. The SLA is not fancy marketing jargon but a contractual commitment. The 99.9% uptime means eight hours and forty-five minutes of allowable downtime per year.
The SLA is not a warranty but a risk transfer contrivance where the user is paying the service provider to absorb the results of a catastrophic failure. It also ensures the prioritisation of restoration above their non-SLA customers. This is important if you take a look at the following scenario-
An enterprise is operating SAP, VoIP, and cloud-based CRM, and a single hour of disruption can translate into lakhs in lost productivity and missed transactions.
It is a myth that leased lines are suitable only for large enterprises because the question is not about company size but operational dependency. If the revenue of the enterprise depends upon
The enterprise is a perfect candidate for leased lines.
Finally, leased lines can cost more than broadband. However, the question today is the cost of broadband failure.
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