Today's network managers are pondering the convergence of data/voice/video (D/V/V) traffic onto a single network."TCP/IP everywhere" is fundamental to New World networks. Quality of service (QoS) is also fundamental to maintain service levels for the diverse set of traffic traversing New World networks. These networks are positioned nicely for the future integration of SNA, voice, video, and data. Those who have not begun an SNA to IP migration will need to catch up.
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