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Story: Network-performance issues eat up tech time

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Posted by: 1000061853 (Wednesday 2 April 2008, 3:57 PM)

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Points out the need for more proactive management

I don't doubt that network admins are spending large quantities of time troubleshooting network issues. I do think that a large part of this is because many organizations have a lack of proactive monitoring of their networks. Problems are handled when something breaks. This is a bad approach as the resources that you end up spending trying to fix things after they broke (not to mention possible lost revenue, e-mail, etc from the broken network) are a lot more expensive than the cost of getting good monitoring in place. Good monitoring helps stop problems while they're still minor preventing the failure in the first place.

L. DiMeglio

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