Layer 2 vs. the Internet
You know that feeling when you’re late for a meeting and conveniently there’s a huge traffic jam on your regular route? Think of your “late for a meeting self” as data being transferred over the internet and the highway/side roads as the routers trying to deliver you to your destination.
Evaluating Business Internet Options
More enterprises are evaluating business internet options as networks become more and more complex. As teams go remote, investing in cloud and unified communications (UCaaS) tools means that traditional networking models aren’t enough to support high performance any more. With cloud solutions and more mobile devices, network security strategies must change. As businesses demand better […]
The Case for Gigabit Internet for Business
If you’re asking whether gigabit internet is worth it for your business, you’re probably seeing the impacts of inadequate bandwidth firsthand. When your employees are waiting around for downloads to finish, you can quickly log a lot of lost productivity. As you grow and add more users to your network, it may be time to […]
Business Fibre: Estimating Costs and Connectivity
Upgrading to business fibre internet can be incredibly beneficial – but also a big investment. Learn more about the cost of business fibre:
Understanding Business Internet Connections
Choosing between business internet connections is a decision that depends largely on availability and your budget. Learn more –
5 More Tips to Cut IT Costs and Balance Your Budget (Part 2)
“How can I cut IT costs?” is a common question businesses ask. For part 2, we’re giving 5 more ways a business (big or small) can cut costs and simplify their IT budget.
Cut IT Costs With These Simple Tips
There’s a nagging question every business must face at some point: How can I cut IT costs? For our 2-part series, we’ve laid out 5 quick and simple ways your business can cut down IT costs and make balancing a budget easy.
The Difference between Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Connections
What do Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Mean for Connectivity? Symmetrical connections are exactly what they sound like; a connection with equal download and upload speeds. For example, with a 500/500 Mbps fibre internet connection you get 500 Mbps of download AND 500 Mbps of upload speeds. An asymmetrical connection, however, does NOT have equal download/upload speeds. […]
The Difference Between Business and Residential Internet
“Why is Business Fiber more expensive than Residential Fiber?” If you’re not aware of the differences, the cost variance doesn’t make sense. A connection is a connection, right? Wrong.
Value-Added Services for Fibre Internet
The combination of high-speed fiber and value-added services is kind of like a match made in heaven. They go so well together and here’s why:
