We promised in our ‘Small Business Broadband Options’ post that we would explore connectivity options for larger or more established businesses.
That’s exactly what todays post is all about.
We have covered fibre broadband, ADSL, cable, mobile and satellite broadband. Now it’s time to bring out the big guns.
That means:
• Leased lines
• Bonded broadband connections
• Fibre to the Premises (FTTP)
• Ethernet First Mile
• MPLS networks
Connectivity is key for any business. Whether you’re a startup, upstart or more established, you’re going to need a fast connection to reach customers, service clients and promote your wares.
With the many advantages brought by cloud computing and moving to the cloud, a good broadband connection is even more important.
But what are your options?
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