My company uses Akamai to get applications, especially static ones.

The product can be used for content distribution and performance improvements.

So one of our main use cases is website hosting. It can be the website primarily targeted at a specific demographic or global. That's one use case. 

Another use case is providing an out-of-the-box solution for video streaming. If your business is primarily focused on live video streaming, Akamai might be the right solution for you. Other content delivery network (CDN) solutions, like Virtual Sand, do not support video streaming. That's the main reason for choosing Akamai. 

Additionally, Akamai is leveraged by many Fortune 500 companies. If there's an outage or any issues, you don't need to worry about the service level agreement (SLA) because most of your competitors and top-level business companies also rely on Akamai.

My company uses Akamai for all our web applications since it minimizes attacks, monitors traffic, and filters and blocks malicious emails.

We use Akamai to monitor all incoming and outgoing traffic. If we see malicious traffic or other activities from an IP, we block that IP.

My company uses Akamai as a CDN tool and for cloud security.

We're a media site, so we use Akamai for content delivery and streaming. 
It's spread across multiple departments. We're using several Akamai tools, including Property Manager, Cloud Identity, Bot Manager Premium, the CDN, and AMD for video streaming. 

Our primary use cases are for content delivery for all kinds of scenarios, video streaming, load balancing, caching, image managing, web application firewall, bot management and micro-segmentation. 

CDN and WAF are the main hardcore features in Akamai that we use in our company.

Our company uses the solution as a content delivery network. We enhance website performance and have about 150 customers in Taiwan who use the solution. 

Our website is very high in content, and for faster delivery to the end user, we are using their Akamai. The largest network is owned by them. Akamai runs on any company's cloud infrastructure.

Akamai is useful for web content delivery in business because it helps improve speed, reliability, and security. Caching content closer to users reduces latency and improves load times. This is especially important for businesses like Azure, as it enhances the user experience and ensures content is delivered efficiently. Additionally, Akamai's security solutions help protect against cyber threats like DDoS attacks.

Our primary use case for this solution is data transfer, and we deploy the solution on private cloud. Additionally, it allows content on the TV and supports TV connections.

We use Akamai services to handle the overflow of our own CDN on international deliveries of our own content.

As a CDN we use this solution for web, video and media caching as well as for streaming.