Today’s businesses are driven by and reliant on technology. Connection to the outside world via the internet is simply essential if a business wants to not only trade but thrive and expand.
Business Wi-Fi benefits you may think, are obvious but are they? What happens when the Wi-Fi ‘goes down’?
Most people have Wi-Fi in their homes thus, they are familiar with what it is but perhaps not with how it works.
Wi-Fi is a method of accessing the internet or a private network from your PC, laptop, tablet or smart phone. Rather than plugging in a cable, your devices will rely on radio waves being sent by the router, a small box in the building that is connected to the phone line.
Wi-Fi is an abbreviation of ‘wireless fidelity’ and most people will be aware that routers and other equipment of this ilk will be approved for use as part of a Wi-Fi network in a business or home.
Having a reliable and secure Wi-Fi signal in your business is important as this is the main means you have of;
Advantages of business Wi-Fi are many and varied;
Wi-Fi is a technology that is becoming more widespread but there is also an increase expectation that a business will also have a strong signal that not only their workforce is connected to, but others can use too. For example, visiting guests and visitors may need to access your signal to extract important files and so on.
Security is important when it comes to Wi-Fi. Simply throwing open your signal for everyone to use is not an option. Having it password protected is essential, especially in this technological age where so much happens via the internet that could be, at best, described as unsavoury.
With this is mind, is your business Wi-Fi doing the job you want and need it to?
Contact Clyde Solutions to discuss your business wi-fi requirements.
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