Companies using network Optimisation Techniques Provide Better Speeds
Informa Telecoms and Media, a telecommunication analyst company, has recently concluded through its research that mobile broadband service providers that use network optimisation techniques fare much better than those who do not, in terms of providing better speeds to users. However, experts have been quick to add that network optimization is just a temporary solution to the problem.
The recent research has come as an answer to the increased need for improving surfing experience using mobile broadband, especially given the rise in popularity of the technology. 186m users of mobile broadband were identified last year, and this number is predicted to increase to more than 600m by the end of this year.
More users mean more people on the same space, which in turn translates into congestion and slower speeds. Most broadband users depend on file size and speed of network, which can be jeopardised given the present increase in users. Imagine a situation where you have to upload or download a large file and your speed is absolutely slow. That would be a terrible nightmare for you. Experts believe that if something is not done to improve surfing, this could be a reality.
Broadband service providers like O2, BT, Vodafone and T-Mobile are using network optimisation techniques to improve surfing experience for their users, and this seems to be working according to the recent research.
For its research, Informa used various networks for transferring files and accessing high profile sites like Amazon and Facebook through netbooks with mobile broadband technology. All such activities were done at peak hours.
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