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1 Build Smarter telecom TCO & ROI with Link Balancers JP Hebert VP Business Development April 2009

2 Telecom costs - topics ROI examples Small business Medium business Network topology Uptime strategies © 2009 Elfiq, Inc.

3 Telecom costs – Small Business Many organizations rely traditional links such as T1s and E1s A typical scenario is: Use of a dual-bonded T1 @ 900$/month each Upload throughput: 3Mbps Download throughput: 3Mbps © 2009 Elfiq, Inc.

4 Telecom costs – Small Business Many organizations have access to low-cost ISPs A diffrerent scenario is: Use of one cable modem @ 100$/month Use of one DSL @ 75$/month Total download throughput: 16Mbps Total upload throughput: 2Mbps Total monthly costs: 175$/month Yearly savings: 8700$ Improved uptime and performance © 2009 Elfiq, Inc. Payback period: Under 5 months with LB-550, maintenance plan and remote installation Payback period: Under 5 months with LB-550, maintenance plan and remote installation

5 Telecom costs – Medium Business Commonly found links are 10Mbps fiber ISP links A typical scenario is: Use of one 10mbps fibers @ 1000$/month Upload throughput: 10Mbps Download throughput: 10Mbps Common need in such environments: more download throughput Common answer: double the bandwidth from the provider and double the costs © 2009 Elfiq, Inc.

6 Many organizations have access to low-cost ISPs A diffrerent scenario is: Use of 1 fiber @ 1000$/month Use of one cable modems @ 100$/month Use of one DSL @ 75$/month Total download throughput: 26Mbps (vs 10Mbps) Total upload throughput: 22Mbps (vs 20Mbps) Total monthly costs: 1175$/month Yearly savings: 9900$ Improved uptime and performance Telecom costs – Medium Business Payback period: Under 7 months with LB-1100E, maintenance plan and remote installation Payback period: Under 7 months with LB-1100E, maintenance plan and remote installation © 2009 Elfiq, Inc.

7 Network Topology © 2009 Elfiq, Inc. Different ISP technologies enable greater resilience and uptime

8 Uptime strategies Strong planning reduces downtime costs Use of multiple CO’s & ISP technologies Use of wireless ISPs WiMAX 3G Mobile Networks Fixed wireless ISP VSAT links © 2009 Elfiq, Inc.

9 How to reach Elfiq Networks 888-GO-ELFIQ / 888-463-5347 / 514-667-0611 www.elfiq.com info@elfiq.com Thank you for watching! © 2009 Elfiq, Inc.

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