MPLS, or Multiprotocol Label Switching, is an advanced networking technology designed to enhance the speed, flexibility, and scalability of modern business networks. Instead of relying solely on traditional IP addresses, MPLS routes traffic using short, predefined labels. This process accelerates data delivery, reduces network strain, and gives administrators more precise control over how traffic flows through the network.
Why waste valuable time manually managing traffic patterns when you could be focused on running your business? Select Communications global MPLS network delivers secure, reliable, and intelligent connectivity for applications and users alike. With direct-path routing, traffic always follows the most efficient route, ensuring on-time delivery. We prioritize application-specific traffic to maximize productivity, while our any-to-any connections guarantee stronger application performance and a superior end-user experience. In addition, built-in visibility into traffic and security metrics provides better oversight and control of your network.
Select Communications offers a wide range of connectivity methods and access options, giving you the flexibility to design a network that fits your business while also reducing costs. Ethernet speeds are available from 1 Mbps up to 1000 Mbps (and even 10 Gigabit Ethernet where available), with both public and private connection options. All carrier-grade networks are engineered with mission-critical applications in mind, built to deliver near 100% uptime for uncompromised reliability.
Our proactive network management services provide deep insights into every aspect of your network, from customer edge to provider edge. Performance monitoring includes jitter, latency, availability, and packet delivery metrics, all visualized with a detailed network map. Through our secure, 24/7 customer portal, you can access near real-time views of your network health, SLA compliance, and management tools at any time. Automated monitoring and proactive notifications are built in, ensuring you’re alerted to potential issues before they impact operations or end users.
