One of the biggest differentiators we have among our competitors is that we are constantly assessing our clients’ environment. Once a month, for most clients, we are on site ensuring all systems and supporting appliances are meeting best practices.
It can be exasperating dealing with an unreliable Wi-Fi connection. When the signal wavers from quick to slow to on and off, it can make it difficult to function. The frustration of a poor connection is something to which we can all relate. Luckily, it’s not something we have to simply surrender to, there are a few tricks to getting the most out of your Wi-Fi signal.
We know that small businesses need flexibility to do great work - which means being able to get stuff done with an Internet connection, or even without it.
If you’ve not heard the term QoS, it simply refers to the voice quality delivered by your provider, demonstrated by the clarity of voice calls made and received. QoS is configured on a network device where it is made to prioritize voice traffic over general internet browsing or file transfers. When properly applied Quality of Service (QoS) will reduce latency, congestion and packet loss, which all make for poor call quality.
There is very little more frustrating than going about your day, finally knocking things off your to do list, when suddenly the internet is down. Things get worse when there nothing you can do but be at the mercy of the internet provider to address the “area outage”.
The cloud can be a dubious space. We’ve not come out of the wild west era of the cloud as we’re still doing quite a bit of pioneering and establishing rules as we go. At the same time, much like the wild west, there are bandits aplenty, seeking and finding opportunities to steal, scam and generally loot the riches of the new frontier. Therefore, it’s very reasonable to be skeptical of placing your valuables, your data, in the cloud. When considering Microsoft Office 365, there are a few things to know.