IP/MPLS and ATM

The U.S. Federal Government is exploring how to provide additional bandwidth so its employees can take advantage of the myriad of new multimedia and video-rich applications that are integral to the business of government. Agency personnel require the ability to quickly access files, share multi-media information as well as documents, and provide updates to online dashboards – whether in the office or on the go.

The challenge for Federal agencies is how to support bandwidth-intensive multimedia and mobile applications in a way that delivers the services on a wider scale and at greater reach so more of their users can access the network infrastructure, while also continuing to drive down costs, migrate to packet-based technology, enhance security, and simplify operations and service delivery. In addition, any solution must ensure the highest levels of identity management, network covergence, authentication, availability, performance, and security.

The IP/MPLS and ATM portfolio from LGS Innovations addresses the U.S. Federal Government’s need for secured and highly available voice, video, and data solutions. These products and services bring unique advantages to Federal agencies in terms of cost reduction, network security, network infrastructure  availability and manageability. In addition, they deliver superior wired and wireless performance along with high scalability to support any number of users in a variety of environmental conditions.

IP/MPLS and ATM routing and switching products also provide the ability for network convergence, which helps Federal agencies achieve significant cost savings and reduce the need to continually evolve the network infrastructure to support new applications. This not only reduces complexity, but also increases employee productivity and reduces network management costs.

U.S. Federal Government agencies can use IP/MPLS and ATM solutions from LGS Innovations to implement multiple voice, video, and data applications, increase speed of execution, increase employee productivity, and minimize costs with the implementation of a single, converged network infrastructure.