Investigation shows that unified communication may cause network congestion

More and more enterprises are planning to implement Unified Communication, mainly because it can bring efficiency and may reduce costs. According to a survey report released on Monday, although most of the current Unified Communication deployment work is still small-scale or limited, users have begun to find that unified communication has its own disadvantages: A significant increase in network traffic may reduce application performance and cause other problems.
A survey involving 576 Unified Communication users showed that 75% of respondents said that in the past three months, 1/4 of your network traffic is used in UC applications such as VoIP, Unified Communication, and instant messaging. This survey was conducted by Network General Corp., which investigates customers across the globe.

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