The First Step Toward Improving Your Business Network
If businesses were ships, the business network would be the mast. No business gets where it’s going nowadays without a well-working business network....
Hiccups while running mundane applications. User headaches. Network administrator’s nightmares … these are a few of the symptoms of an unhealthy network.
Network problems can cause a wide variety of problems, including slow or spotty connectivity, poor network performance, and low user satisfaction.
Unfortunately, the causes can be hidden unless you uncover the issues with a wired network assessment. Here’s what you need to know about the health of your wired network.
A wired network assessment is a general checkup for your network. It involves:
While you’re having an assessment done on your wired network, you might also want the professionals to take a look at what’s causing your wireless difficulties. In many cases, updating and upgrading the wired connectivity can improve your wireless service, but in other situations, the problems with your wireless connections have nothing to do with your connection and everything to do with your wireless environment. Wireless connectivity problems can include:
A wired network assessment can be like finally getting a verified diagnosis and receiving the medicine you need to cure what ails you. Whether you need to upgrade your equipment, add more physical installations, or simply invest in more bandwidth, the assessment points you to the solutions you need to get your network back to health.
Ready to improve your network? Request a quote for the wired network assessment you need today.
If businesses were ships, the business network would be the mast. No business gets where it’s going nowadays without a well-working business network....
Often, the signs of a poorly performing wireless network are obvious. Connectivity is spotty or dreadfully slow, for example. But often the users...
Have you heard of a wireless network assessment? It is a thorough examination and assessment of your current network (in this case, wireless, but...