Challenge:
Converged Networks
Businesses Are Facing Connectivity Concerns and Not Able to Keep Pace with Growing Bandwidth Demand
Many businesses are still relying on copper-based networks, which are slow and unreliable, particularly in today’s always-on world. They also lack the flexibility and scalability to keep pace with rapidly growing bandwidth demand as traffic volume escalates with advances in mobile and connected devices.
Converged Networks
Challenge:
Businesses Are Facing Connectivity Concerns and Not Able to Keep Pace with Growing Bandwidth Demand
Many businesses are still relying on copper-based networks, which are slow and unreliable, particularly in today’s always-on world. They also lack the flexibility and scalability to keep pace with rapidly growing bandwidth demand as traffic volume escalates with advances in mobile and connected devices.
Solution:
Leveraging Fiber Optic Connectivity Technologies to Support Multiple Systems Safely and Securely
Qypsys’ Converged Network Solutions leverage fiber optic connectivity to support key access technologies across a single unified fiber optic backbone. It can handle a larger volume of traffic faster than traditional networks. And, it supports multiple systems, safely and securely, delivering Ethernet, Wi-Fi and Cellular for unmatched access at reduced costs. Plus, the scalability and flexibility allow companies to easily incorporate new technology services as they become available.
Benefits:
The Qypsys Converged Network Solution Can Be Customized to Meet Business Demands
- Uses fiber optic networks deliver more bandwidth, cover larger distances, and has a longer lifespan than the more traditional copper-based networks.
- Supports multiple systems safely and securely.
- Has a virtually limitless bandwidth for a truly sustainable infrastructure.
- Optimizes voice, video, and data distribution.
- Makes it easy to test new technology and services.
- Allows businesses to upgrade equipment without replacing the infrastructure.
- Offers incredible savings in space, power, and capital.



