Why Go with Dynamic Route-Driven Hierarchical Network Maps?
For years, radial network maps were the most commonly-used layout for handling data. However, as most tech industry aficionados can attest, "most common" does not necessarily mean "the best." For example, radial network maps are great for very high-level drawings. However, the map does not follow a logical layout or show the path used to move traffic to and from the Internet. Sure, the maps are great at filling white space and displaying more network devices. Still, whether you zoom in or out, there just isn't any logical flow.