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Hi @Jhon Hernandez ,
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A!
You can all think of them as benefits of replication. However, you need to analyze the specific situation, after all, there are many types of replication.
Like this article mentioned:
Load balancing. Replication allows you to disseminate your data to a number of servers and then distribute the query load among those servers.
Offline processing. Replication supports manipulating data from your database on a machine that is not always connected to the network.
Redundancy. Replication allows you to build a fail-over database server that’s ready to pick up the processing load at a moment’s notice.
Moreover, i want to share you two kinds of replication: Merge Replication and Peer to Peer Replication(Only in Enterprise Edition).
Lower licensing costs: See this link:
Best regards,
Seeya
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