Connecting multiple offices to a secure, reliable network can be complicated. While many companies need to connect buildings in close proximity, others may need to unify hub offices, branches and a large contingent of remote and hybrid workers simultaneously.
Ways of working have changed drastically over the past few years - employees are more remote than ever before, and the large corporate headquarters of yesteryear is no longer the norm for doing business. It is far more common for employees to now do hotdesking or shared desk space. Along with this evolution, hybrid and remote working has created added security and collaboration challenges.
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Topics:
Point-to-Point Fixed Wireless,
Metro Ethernet,
Network Access
Metro Ethernet is a network that provides point-to-point or multipoint Internet and connectivity services over a metropolitan area. Currently, about 98% of all data traffic begins and terminates on an Ethernet network. Metro Ethernet was spawned from Local Area Network (LAN) technology, eventually replacing more low-speed Wide Area Network (WAN) technologies.
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Topics:
Metro Ethernet,
MPLS,
Network Access
Wireless networks are generally taken for granted. Much like the convenience of turning on a faucet and receiving clean water, we basically expect wireless to be available everywhere, for every purpose, all the time. In fact, the overwhelming majority of people have no idea about the different types of wireless networks that make our modern lives possible.
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Topics:
Fixed Wireless,
Connectivity,
Network Access,
Wireless
With many moving parts in your IT department, procedures and protocols are often forgotten or get buried from higher priority tasks. Below are some things to consider to help streamline IT communications and ways to get ahead of any potential issues.
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Topics:
network performance,
Infographic,
Colorado Business,
Bay Area Business,
Los Angeles Business,
Orange County Business,
San Diego Business,
Network Efficiency,
Network Access,
Inland Empire Business,
Documentation Management
The networking infrastructure in any large enterprise company is extraordinarily complex. Planning for installing an enterprise network must include the process of coordination between vendors, service providers, and the company. And, all too often, deploying the network is the last roadblock before opening a new location, so the pressure is on everyone to get it right.
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Topics:
Network,
Customer Service,
Customer Experience,
SLA (Service Level Agreement),
Low Latency,
network performance,
Fast Installation,
Colorado Business,
Bay Area Business,
Dallas Business,
Los Angeles Business,
Orange County Business,
San Diego Business,
Network Efficiency,
Network Access,
Inland Empire Business
Businesses know the importance of keeping up with vital documents. In the current digital age, this is primarily handled by some form of document management solution. These include some way to input documents, collate them, tag them for easy referencing, store them, and retrieve them when necessary. The same basic system is needed for your company’s network documentation management.
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Topics:
Network,
IT Manager,
Business Tools,
Network Efficiency,
Network Access,
Documentation Management
Just like protecting yourself in adverse weather is best accomplished by dressing in layers, the best cybersecurity is a layered defense. An essential layer is Network Access Control (NAC), which is taking actions to restrict access to your network by unauthorized users and devices. Access control is a basic line of defense that prevents network breaches and protects you against legal vulnerabilities.
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Topics:
Network,
Security,
Network Security,
Business Tools,
Network Efficiency,
Network Access
