XRoads Networks Discusses Outage Affecting United Airlines

(Newswire.net — July 16, 2015) Irvine, CA –On July 8, 2015, a faulty router caused nearly two hours of grounded flights for United Airlines and led to ongoing delays in flights across the country throughout the day. A spokesperson for the airline blamed “degraded network connectivity.” The Federal Aviation Administration imposed a groundstop to hold all flights until the problem was resolved.

XRoads Network, a leading and recognized expert in bandwidth management solutions, discussed the implications of problems with network connectivity for a large business that relies heavily on keeping their networks up and running. According to experts at XRoads as seen at http://www.xroadsnetworks.com, “Today’s businesses cannot be subject to downtimes when it comes to network connectivity. In fact, a business may live or die by its ability to email, place VoIP calls and conduct customer relations management via its networks. Many businesses also store their information in the cloud, meaning that they rely on their connectivity to access this crucial information.”

According to XRoads, there are ways to address connectivity issues effectively. “At XRoads, we can provide solutions that enable redundancy and protect companies against an outage such as the one suffered by United Airlines. With our solutions, even if there is a major router outage, the business will still have network access.”

For more information on XRoads Network’s services, please visit the company’s website.

About XRoads Networks: The company’s name was developed around the idea of deploying their EdgeXOS platforms at the crossroads between WAN and LAN connections. A leading developer of enterprise class WAN optimization appliances which utilize Unified Bandwidth Technology, XRoads’ solutions deliver secure and reliable bandwidth management capabilities to numerous companies and organizations, from the largest Fortune 500 companies to government organizations and educational facilities worldwide.

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