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Why Fibre Connectivity is the Right Choice for Your Business

25 October 2022

Fibre-optic internet connectivity is a fairly new technology proven to be highly beneficial for businesses. It offers numerous advantages for businesses of all sizes, especially companies using cloud solutions for data storage.

If you’re a business owner, you’re aware of the disruptions and inconveniences caused by slow internet connections. In the digital world, to ensure that your employees stay productive and your business gains higher returns on investments, you need high-speed internet.

Our IT engineers at Redpalm are here to advise you about the benefits of fibre connectivity and why it’s the ideal choice for your business.

What Is Fibre-Optic Internet?

In fibre-optic internet, the data travels through cables filled with thin glass or plastic fibres. This internet connection is about 20 times faster than cable internet. 

There are three types of fibre-optic internet connections, i.e. fibre-to-the-node, fibre-to-the-curb, and fibre-to-the-premises. Each of these connections deliver internet connection at different speeds.

Benefits Of Fibre Internet

1. Speed

On a busy day of work, your company’s slow internet connection can severely impede the productivity of your employees. This will not only affect your business but also cause frustration among your employees and clients.

Fibre-optic internet speeds range from 5 Mbps to 100 Gbps, making it much faster than other high-speed copper internet connections

Our IT experts can provide you with the best fibre leased lines to ensure that your business has high-speed internet at all times.

Call us to learn more about high-speed connectivity and to forget what buffering is.

2. Cloud Access

Today, most organisations use cloud software and solutions. Thanks to easy and convenient accessibility, it has become an essential business tool for apps and data storage. 

The high-speed bandwidth capabilities of fibre internet ensure that you will have quick access to all your cloud-hosted information through SaaS tools and other platforms.

The lack of delays in accessing important information will also lead to better service provided by your employees to your customers and potential prospects.

3. Reliability

An unreliable internet connection can cause major disruptions for your business. If your internet faces unplanned outages, it can bring organisational operations to a halt. 

As fibre is much stronger than copper, this internet connection is more reliable than copper cables. One of the advantages of a fibre-optic internet connection is that it isn’t easily damaged by weather conditions or human or electrical interference.

This means the physical connection will be secure and tamper-proof. 

4. Higher Bandwidth

If your current internet connection has low bandwidth availability, it may not support the bandwidth demands of your company. This can lead to slow internet speed, pixelated video quality, and constant delays that will hinder your workflow.

In this case, your business would benefit from fibre-optic internet, as it offers significantly higher bandwidth. The speed of your fibre internet will not be affected by increased bandwidth demand.

At Redpalm, we work with VPLS and MPLS network solutions to ensure high-speed connectivity as a part of our managed services for all things IT. Give us a call to become a part of our hybrid IT suite

5. Security 

With cable internet, it is relatively easy for hackers and information thieves to use various methods to gain access to your company’s important and confidential information. 

One of the best benefits of fibre connectivity is that it provides strong protection for your company against cyber attacks. To penetrate the fibre-optic internet, one has to physically cut the fibres, which would only result in the signal being lost. 

Aside from fibre optic internet, we can also provide you with a variety of other cyber security solutions to keep your business safe.

Get in touch with us to learn more about our IT services and digital solutions.

6. Cost-Efficiency

Using slow-speed and unreliable internet connections not only affects the productivity of your team but also results in losses for your business. 

With a fibre-optic internet connection, you won’t have to worry about any internet-related problems affecting the smooth workflow of your business. Fibre internet can also increase the flexibility and scalability of your business by allowing you to move more services and applications to the cloud.

These advantages of fibre-optic internet can also lead to cost savings for your business.

Contact Redpalm To Reap The Benefits Of Fibre Connectivity

Are you considering switching to fibre-optic internet connections for your business? Redpalm is here to help.

Redpalm is a managed service provider (MSP) and a trusted cyber security partner. We equip your business with advanced IT infrastructure to swiftly identify and neutralise any security risks.

Our wide range of services includes technology procurement, vulnerability assessments, endpoint management, and more.

To learn more about our managed IT services, click here or contact us to schedule an appointment today.

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