For those who are now working from home, we are making sure they have access to the information, tools and programs needed to continue serving our valued partners. We know the rest of the word is in the very same position. Employees who work from home need a reliable network structure to send and receive data needed to do their jobs.
It’s official. We now live in a business world where internet connectivity is not optional—it is mandatory. Not only is the ability to connect to the internet important, resilient network technology that never fails is also required. Today’s businesses need connectivity that never slows down, and never goes down.
As the North American distributor of Peplink’s unbreakable connectivity solutions, FrontierUS—along with our vast network of partners—has extensive experience helping businesses of all kinds realize their connectivity goals.
The WAN or Wide Area Network refers to networks that cover large geographical areas. Typically you see this as the connection that brings the internet into your home or business. Your WAN source can be a cable connection, a dedicated MPLS line, DSL, Cellular, or any of several other technologies.
Even when commodity internet connections like cable or DSL are available at the site, scheduling, installing, and cost are all significant roadblocks. At many worksites—including new developments, remote utility work, or resource exploration—crews arrive well ahead of wired technology. The remedy for all of these connectivity headaches is powerful cellular internet.
In addition to the growth in ridership, Americans have come to rely on having fast, stable, secure Internet available wherever they are and wherever they’re going. Although many cell phone plans include data, many users look for public Wi-Fi to save their paid data. Transportation providers can make public transit more attractive by having free public Wi-Fi available.
