Verizon Business has revealed that its Managed Services portfolio is available in India, reportedly enabling the India-headquartered customers and local subsidiaries of multinational companies to benefit from the company’s experience in network monitoring and management.

The company said that Verizon Managed Local Area Network (LAN), Wide Area Network (WAN), Network Management Reporting – Visual and Wireless LAN services are available in India, offering customers a flexible migration path and a range of management options to suit their individual business needs.

The company further informed that its Managed WAN Optimisation Service is also available. Reportedly, it offers visibility into network applications, enabling Verizon Business’ professional services team to fine-tune the network to optimise application performance across company sites. The company claimed that managed services provide several benefits to customers such as enhanced performance, improved productivity, cost efficiencies and reduced network downtime.

The company said that it offers customers a single-source model for the procurement of customer premises equipment (CPE) and a suite of professional network and security services to help customers optimise network design, scalability and protection.

Andrew Dobbins, vice president for Verizon Business Asia-Pacific, said: In the current economic climate, companies are constantly looking for ways to lower their cost of ownership without impacting performance. When outsourcing network management, the choice of partner will be absolutely critical in the success or failure of the project.

“Verizon Business has proven expertise and a long history in helping our customers maximise the potential of their global communications infrastructure to support their business objectives. The Asia-Pacific region continues to be a key investment focus for our multinational customer base, and this latest enhancement to our solutions portfolio is testament to our ongoing commitment to meeting our customers’ business needs.