Four Techniques for Improving Application Performance When Faced With Poor Quality Internet Connectivity
by Deacon D.K. Wan | September 29, 2017 | Submit a Comment
Dont let bad internet connectivity affect your application performance.
Poor internet connectivity does not have to equate to bad customer experiences. Even in regions with low average connection speeds, I&O leaders focused on infrastructure delivery can leverage the four techniques in this research to deliver superior application performance and reliability.
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Kevin Ji | Deacon D.K Wan
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