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Applying user-specific WAN controls

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Applying user-specific WAN controls

Ann Bednarz By Ann Bednarz
Let's face it: There's a corporate hierarchy, and some end users are more important than others. That's why sometimes it's not enough to give priority to certain applications. IT departments need more granular ways to provide user-level performance guarantees. Read full story

Ann Bednarz is an associate news editor at Network World responsible for editing daily news content. She previously covered enterprise applications, e-commerce and telework trends for Network World. E-mail Ann.

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