Like water, sewage, and electricity, stable and reliable internet access has become an essential utility for the healthcare industry. With more mission-critical applications and data sources moving to cloud computing, connectivity issues that result in internet downtime can become costly. And with healthcare internet services, costs can often be measured in more ways than money.
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Comparing Healthcare Internet Services: Fixed Wireless vs. Traditional Providers
Topics: Fixed Wireless, Internet Connection, Redundancy, Point-to-Point Fixed Wireless
It seems like a nightmare scenario, but it’s a waking reality for most businesses. A survey by Adweek shows 90% of all companies experience unexpected downtime, and as many as a third experience downtime every month.
Topics: Network
Without bandwidth, there's a lot of life online that just doesn't get done. Sure, no one thought too much about bandwidth in the text-heavy, low-resolution days of online living, but today, it's just impossible not to. With video, conferencing, analytics tools, and all the other potential uses of bandwidth, we need it now more than ever. The financial market is no exception.
Topics: Bandwidth
Topics: Network, WAN (Wide Area Network), Digital Transformation, Automation
Most everyone who works online to any degree already knows how important it is to have a backup system. Whether that backup is an alternative connection or a drive to the nearest coffee shop with Wi-Fi, having that backup can save a lot of business. Fixed wireless is often considered an excellent backup, but fixed wireless is more than just a backup solution. Having that backup can save companies a lot of revenue and headaches.
Topics: Fixed Wireless
MHO will be exhibiting at the Channel Partners 2017 show, at Booth #637. The show will be from April 11th-13th at Mandalay Bay's Convention Center. During the show, MHO will have at the
Is RF Exposure a Concern in Point-to-Point Microwave?
Over the years, microwave technology has received some negative assumptions and still does to this day. One of these assumptions claimed that exposure to microwave frequencies cause some health concerns, such as cancer. And for some organizations and decision makers, that may be a significant deterrent from utilizing an alternative technology for their network.