Wireline vs. Wireless: Choosing the Best Network for Your Business
In this post, we’ll review wireline vs wireless options and help inform your decisions to ensure you find the network connectivity option that’s right for you.
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SD-WAN: Busting the Common VoIP Myths
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is cheaper than traditional phone systems, enables people to connect in a variety ways, and maximizes the money-making potential of businesses (Turnium SD-WAN: The Key to Boosting VoIP Sales). Despite these benefits, VoIP was originally met with skepticism regarding its reliability and effectiveness. Software-Defined Wide-Area Network (SD-WAN) breaks down the … Read more
Turnium SD-WAN: The Platform to Boost VoIP Sales
Phone calls are crucial to the everyday functioning of business. Without phones, sales, customer service, and the revenue engine in every business stops. To maintain operations, reliable, consistent, high-quality voice service is required. Delivering VOIP and SIP over top of an SD-WAN platform provides always-on, high-quality voice calls and ensures no dropped calls. This keeps … Read more
Double Up ISPs to Reduce Downtime and Maximize WAN Performance
Experience constant up-time by using two ISPs at the same time, at each site. The migration of business-critical applications from on-site to the cloud is a measurable way to increase WAN collaboration and productivity. The question is one of balance – do you go with bandwidth at the risk of reliabilty? or reliability at the … Read more
Security and SD-WAN – the Omninet Approach
The future of networking and Internet combines the reliability and ROI of SD-WAN with the security performance of Cloud UTM and Firewall-as-a-Service. Business and consumers rely on their networks and the Internet. Business processes are integrated with Web, Cloud, and Hosted applications to deliver to employees, branch offices and customers. Consumers have integrated the Internet … Read more
Managed SD-WAN Success Story
Mr Scaffold, an Australian scaffolding company had a problem: none of the connectivity options available could deliver the throughput their temporary sites needed. Due to security (navy base) and the temporary nature of the sites, getting access to a permanent high-throughput fixed-line was not an option. Also, they did not have the line-of-sight to connect … Read more
Private WAN: Primer
Networks in their simplest form connect, support, and/or segment different types of applications, devices, and people in an organization. More advanced networks today need a human operator to make changes and address faults. As the network grows in complexity, every change imposes substantial overhead, as the human operator must first determine the network’s state and … Read more