The services of JDL Technologies anf the solutions of Ecessa are a natural fit. Now, not only can you add efficiency tools to your business, you can also fortify your underlying network with redundant ISP links and secure SD-WAN to manage all your connections.
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How a firm challenged with converting 500 agents from centralized offices to remote work due to Covid-19 deployed Ecessa and launched a remote workforce in just five days.
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Ecessa CEO Mike Siegler explains why even fiber ring networks need SD-WAN redundancy and resilience.
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You may be able to get all the bandwidth you need from one provider, on one circuit, you need redundancy to avoid network outages. Fiber is great, but it’s not invincible!
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Managing a network can be a complex task, but Ecessa can help with a new managed service for your business network.
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The wide area network (WAN) has always been a sore spot for change, but SD-WAN really does make a difference to application performance. As with any technology, you need to have a safety net, and that safety net is interoperability and ease of integration.
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Over the past several months I’ve attended conferences, spoken with industry leaders and listened to a lot of partners, all in an effort to get the pulse of our industry and the technology we rely on. As the CEO of Ecessa, this information helps me understand industry trends, customer realities and how best to meet… Read more »
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Bandwidth, latency and throughput describe characteristics of telecommunication and data communication links. When comparing offerings from telecom companies and Internet service providers vying for your business, it’s important to understand the relationship between these characteristics, so you get the right solutions for your business’ needs. Bandwidth is a measure of how much data over time… Read more »
Read MoreWhat is BGP? BGP, or Border Gateway Protocol, is the routing protocol that makes the Internet work. It’s pretty damn important. It can also be notoriously difficult to understand. BGP is required for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to connect to other network providers. Some large enterprises also use BGP to accomplish multi-homing—the ability to aggregate… Read more »
Read MoreOpen up and say “ahhhh.” To ensure overall health and to prevent future problems, all systems, like all bodies, need to go in for a check-up every once in a while. Your network is no different. When’s the last time you checked your ISP’s pulse? Internet service providers of all shapes and sizes experience outages,… Read more »
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