KembaraXtra-Computer Terms – bandwidth on demand:
Bandwidth on demand is a telecommunications capability that allows the data transfer capacity of a network connection to be increased when required. Instead of maintaining a constant bandwidth level, the system can dynamically allocate additional capacity to handle higher data loads.


This approach allows organizations to scale their network throughput based on current needs. For example, during periods of heavy data transfer or increased user activity, the network can temporarily expand its bandwidth to maintain efficient communication performance.