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Allot Unveils Free Network Analysis Program
Allot Communications, The Traffic Management Company, today announced a free network analysis program that enables companies to implement Allot's traffic management offerings on a trial basis to monitor and analyze network performance, and shape network traffic in a manner that optimizes bandwidth and improves network performance. Today's program provides a free and easy first-step for enterprises and service providers that need to better understand their network congestion and application performance bottlenecks. Participating companies can leverage more than 100 graphical reports to analyze network traffic by dozens of metrics, and they can use this data to create policies that shape network traffic according to their business priorities. At the conclusion of the trial period, customers can purchase their evaluation, or simply end their evaluation without obligation.
"The explosive growth in number of network applications, new protocols and enormous multimedia files has created an environment where traffic management technology is no longer a luxury," said PG Narayanan, CEO for Allot Americas. "We've seen a common reaction from hundreds of new customers -- who were all alarmed to discover the scope of their network traffic problems -- that are easily pinpointed and corrected by our technology. We are offering this free evaluation and network analysis program because we know that companies will clearly recognize the need for our technology once they experience our powerful solutions in their own network environment."
Allot's distributors and resellers play a key role in this evaluation program. Allot is investing in a variety of marketing activities to solicit leads and requests for evaluations, which are qualified by the company's sales teams, and in turn, distributed to local channel partners for fulfillment, onsite installations, and ongoing customer support. To initiate a request for Allot's Free Network Analysis program, please visit http://www.allot.com/eval/