Financial Institutions
Financial Institutions in Nepal currently operate in a fiercely competitive world. New Commercial Banks, Development Banks, Finance Companies and Micro Finance Companies are opening up, providing easy and effective services to consumers even in remote places all over Nepal. Consumers are now smarter and the market is evolving. Financial services, therefore requires to keep up with the growing competition and growing sophisticated consumer demands. A high performance network designed especially for Financial Institutions with higher degree of reliability, highly managed, secured and scalable is critical to maintain competitive advantage.
Subisu MPLS IP Connectivity Service not only matches but even exceeds the requirement of Financial Intuitions in Nepal providing MPLS based services in 15 major cities and towns in Nepal.
Subisu Cablenet is also the Official Partner of BT Infonet for SWIFT implementation in Nepal. Therefore, Subisu Cablenet provides unmatched solutions to the financial service providers in Nepal. Subisu Cablenet is one stop solution right from Internet Bandwidth to MPLS based Nationwide Intranets Services, SWIFT connectivity to ATM Connectivity, Inter-Bank connectivity to Inter branch voice/data/video connectivity.
Subisu Cablenet as a network provider, financial service providers can control scalable network infrastructure to enhance productivity and efficiency, reduce costs, and meet the evolving needs the business. Subisu Cablenet customers from financial sector rely on Subisu's unmatched services everyday to provide fast, secure and scalable Intranet services.
Managed Services
Subisu owns, builds, installs, provisions, monitors, manages and takes full responsibility of the network till the customer premise equipment (CPE) (Demarcation Switch) at your site. With this, Subisu NOC (Network Operations Center) personnel gains complete visibility to the service during the testing and service provisioning phases.
Because we run an end-to-end Ethernet network, you can simply plug-in your LAN; Subisu network acts like an Ethernet bridge, easily connecting as many sites as you would like. Additionally, this simple approach means that you are at an advantage over technologies like Wireless/ Copper leased line/ ISDN/VSAT and the hardware and difficulties that accompany them. Ethernet technology end-to-end means faster, reliable and more scalable packet delivery.
Post-implementation, the service is monitored 24 x 7 x 365 by the Subisu NOC, based at Kathmandu. Our highly-trained engineers employ a range of industry-leading tools to respond to, if not anticipate service-affecting events.
Subisu also offers an easy-to-use customer MRTG through which customers can:
- Measure service utilization
- Monitor Subisu's network performance
- Confirm and measure against Service Level Agreement (SLA) metrics
High Performance
Today's enterprise applications are highly-sensitive to the performance of the network services over which they run. Because switched Ethernet is less process-intensive than routed IP, Ethernet-based networks offer a significant latency advantage over layer 3 networks. This fact makes Subisu network the ideal network platform for critical low-latency applications like: IP Telephony, Video-Conferencing, Data Replication, and Financial Trading applications.
Secure, Scalable and Flexible
Subisu offers high-security by employing policy-based VLAN, provisioning over dedicated per-customer ports. This ensures that the transit of an enterprise's proprietary data is fully protected and inaccessible beyond the intended origination and destination points. Given the simplicity of Ethernet, Subisu network services are instantly scalable from 1 Mbps to 100 Mbps in 1 Mbps increments. Additionally, the use of Ethernet offers many inherent network connectivity options, point-to-point, point-to-multipoint and fully-meshed, which allows the enterprise to freely connect as needed. Whether you are connecting to remote data centers or bringing new facility online or looking to deploy point-to-point, partial or fully-meshed solutions, Subisu's deployment expertise and the proven benefits of Ethernet technology can get you there quickly and easily. Additionally, fully supporting future enterprise networking needs, Subisu MPLS can support class of service (CoS) options and Q-in-Q/VLAN stacking.
Reliable - Self Healing Network Protection
Subisu has developed a comprehensive network design strategy aimed at supporting the most critical of enterprise network applications. By deploying VPNs over an MPLS-based network core for connecting cities outside valley, Subisu has created a best-of-breed approach that provides the reliability, security and ease of use of Ethernet along with the scalability, multipoint-to-multipoint support and resiliency of MPLS. Bi-directional metro rings, 50ms failover times and a fully redundant network core ensure that your data will reach where it needs to go. The network runs on an internal MPLS core, on top of which we also run a Virtual Private LAN Service (VPLS). VPLS is an MPLS application that allows geographically dispersed sites to share a single layer 2 Ethernet broadcast domain. Combining of VPLS and MPLS results in a best-of-breed approach that provides the reliability, security, and ease of use of Ethernet, along with the scalability, multipoint-to-multipoint support, resiliency and QoS features of MPLS. VPLS ensures that you keep control of your internal IP addressing and routing, Subisu simply connects your internal LAN architecture.
Service Level Agreements
Subisu offers the most aggressive and comprehensive network Service Level Agreement(s) available in the network services industry in Nepal. Subisu's SLAs demonstrate the dramatic advancement in Ethernet service reliability and the advantage of Subisu's MPLS/Ethernet-based network over other network service delivery options.
As a part of the most aggressive Service Level Agreements (SLA), we guarantee the availability and performance of Subisu National IP/MPLS Network:
- Subisu IP/MPLS Network and Site Availability
- Latency (End-to-End and Network)
- Packet Loss (End-to-End and Network)
- Jitter (End-to-End and Network)
- Mean-time-to-restore (Insert MPLS products)
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March 10, 2010
