3+1 reasons to bond multiple cellular connections
Bonding multiple cellular connections offers many benefits to businesses that require high-speed, reliable connectivity relying solely on cellular network infrastructure.
Bonding multiple cellular connections offers many benefits to businesses that require high-speed, reliable connectivity relying solely on cellular network infrastructure.
One of the main challenges of bonding Internet connections with diverse characteristics is that it can be difficult to effectively combine the different signals and technologies. Each type of connection, such as fiber optic, coaxial, wireless, or satellite, can have different characteristics, such as speed, latency, reliability, and availability, and it can be challenging to find the right balance and configuration that can effectively combine these characteristics
The main benefit of bonding a satellite internet connection with a cellular connection is that it can provide a more reliable and stable internet connection. Satellite internet can be prone to disruptions and latency due to the distance between the satellite and the user’s device, while cellular networks are generally more stable and reliable. By combining the two, users can enjoy the benefits of both technologies and have a more consistent internet connection.
In today’s business, the adoption of Internet services has significantly increased, thus becoming the vital pulse of daily business operations. Having said that, It is apparent that a business connectivity solution should effectively address Internet performance and reliability issues.
In today’s business, the adoption of Internet services has significantly increased, thus becoming the vital pulse of daily business operations. Having said that, It is apparent that a business connectivity solution should effectively address Internet performance and reliability issues.
As businesses expand their cloud-based operations, their users and IT managers have to deal on a daily basis with slow performing applications, latency and jitter. When these issues arise in a business environment, they not only impact the company’s productivity, but can also trigger the inevitable question, “Do we need more bandwidth”?
Most public IP connections such as ADSL, VDSL or Cable come with unpredictable performance and stability issues which should be managed in a smart and efficient manner, as these issues can be a serious bottleneck for the performance of various Internet applications running in a corporate network.
Upload speed (upload bandwidth), which determines the rate of sending data to the Internet, depends on the type and quality of the Internet connection of your network. Low upload speed is often responsible for the deterioration of the performance of modern enterprise cloud applications and does not allow the reliable integration of these applications within the information systems of modern enterprises.
The latest internet access technology for the general public and small businesses is VDSL (Very high-bitrate/high speed DSL). VDSL is the fastest asymmetric DSL and is the precursor to FTTH (Fiber-To-The-Home) technology. Due to the fact that the replacement of all the copper telecommunication cables with optical fibers is a significantly time-consuming and expensive process, the expansion of providers’ backbone network infrastructure by creating more telecommunication centers (DSLAMs) which serve a few dozen subscribers within a small radius with faster speeds than those of ADSL, is a much easier and affordable option. VDSL allows the provisioning of services that require high bandwidth, such as high definition television, digital video, connecting remote corporate offices, etc.
The significantly growing trend for reliable access to the Internet via smart, mobile devices (smartphones, tablets, laptops, etc.) reveals the importance of the availability of Internet access as one of the basic needs of modern man. This modern reality is the change factor of the modern businesses’ mentality that provide accommodation, catering and entertainment services, which are now requested to provide reliable Internet access to their guests.
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