What may result from poor geographical deployment of a TSC?

One of the primary concerns with the geographical deployment of a Tactical Session Controller (TSC) is its impact on latency. When a TSC is not placed optimally in relation to where users are located or where the traffic needs to be processed, it can lead to increased latency. This latency occurs because data packets must travel longer distances, potentially encountering bottlenecks or delays along the way.

High latency can adversely affect the user experience, as timely communication and data transfer are critical in tactical environments. When users or systems have to wait longer for responses, it can hinder operational efficiency and decision-making processes. Therefore, careful geographical planning and deployment of the TSC are essential to minimize latency and ensure optimal performance and responsiveness in critical applications.

The other options, such as improved user satisfaction, enhanced regulatory compliance, and more flexible traffic management, would typically depend on effective deployment, rather than being directly tied to poor geographical placement.