Dedicated wireless internet, often delivered via fixed wireless access (FWA), provides high speed internet connections without relying on physical cables. Instead, data is transmitted between ground-based antennas in a direct line-of-sight configuration. Unlike shared wireless services, dedicated wireless offers a private connection, also known as Dedicated Internet Access (DIA).
Topics: Fixed Wireless, Uptime, High Speed Internet, Security, Business Internet, Connectivity, Internet Service Provider (ISP), Dedicated Internet, Safety, Wireless, Reliability, IT Planning, Network Requirements, Speed
One of the common misconceptions about fixed wireless internet is that it lacks the security of more traditional internet options like fiber or cable. In reality, modern fixed wireless networks have evolved significantly and now incorporate advanced security protocols that safeguard users' data and privacy, making them just as secure, if not more so, than other internet technologies.
Topics: Network, Fixed Wireless, Security, Business Internet, Internet Service Provider (ISP), Network Security, Technology, Safety, IT Planning, Network Requirements, Myth Vs Fact
We’ve all experienced outages with our technology. Whether it is the hardware, software, network, or the power grid, any number of things can cause issues that substantially impact business. This is why your company needs a network outage checklist handy when the system goes down.
Topics: Connectivity, Network Requirements, Network Outages
Many users of business Internet may hear the term “Layer 2” without understanding its importance. What is Layer 2 and why should you care, as long as you have a reliable Internet connection? Let’s explore this a bit more and seek to understand how important Layer 2 is to your ongoing business Internet solution.
Topics: Network, Digital Transformation, Fixed Wireless, Data, High Speed Internet, Internet Access, Business Internet, Internet Connection, Dedicated Internet, Network Requirements, Data Usage
Welcome to the new normal! It may not quite seem like things are back to how it was as we previously understood it, but the new normal has definitely carved its niche in the ecommerce world. And this means many companies will need to upgrade to meet new ecommerce network requirements.
Topics: Business Internet, Network Efficiency, Network Requirements
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