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There are a lot of computer shops out there that you can call up to fix an issue or install a piece of equipment. They might be able to get you out of crisis mode, but they aren’t looking at the full picture.
At KB Technologies Managed IT, we understand business. We consult. We provide solutions to solve everyday challenges. We just happen to fix computers as well.
We believe (and have proven) that if you proactively manage technology, run maintenance religiously, and monitor a business network, everyday issues and downtime will be greatly reduced.
This is what makes us different than your typical tech support company. Sure, we can fix computer issues when you have them, but our specialty is preventing them in the first place.
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While 5G has appeared in marketing efforts for some time, 2020 was the first time that it was practically applied anywhere. Here are the three benefits that 5G is staged to provide:
Of course, an upgrade to cellular networking requires an effort from a few parties. Not only does the infrastructure need to be implemented to support them, but manufacturers also need to develop and produce devices that have 5G capabilities.
The prevalence of the Internet of Things has been increasing, with the total number of devices classified as such estimated in the 24 billion range in 2020. Once latency is no longer an issue thanks to 5G, the capabilities of the IoT will be much more than they are with 4G LTE, making the IoT far more viable. Just think about what devices can do, and how quickly, with access to speeds that could download an entire movie in 1080p somewhere between 8 to 10 seconds—potentially changing a lot. For instance:
With the emergence of 5G, society could stand to see some significant improvements by applying it to the Internet of Things. What improvements do you think will be most impactful? Share your thoughts in the comments, and make sure to come back to our blog for more!
Don’t worry, it’s never called that. Typically, it is known as Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and it is the procurement of a virtualized computing infrastructure hosted in the cloud. For a long time, companies would buy and maintain servers to store and disseminate information. As the business world started to trust cloud security more and more, companies began to consider just getting the computing they need in the cloud. Today, the cloud infrastructure market has pushed past $100 billion and is growing at over 14 percent per year.
Coinciding with this was a major shift in the way that cloud tools were sold. For a long time, you could get cloud-hosted desktop platforms where you would have all your applications and storage in a dashboard of sorts, but as application development became more sophisticated, huge companies took over the cloud market. The who’s who of Internet companies started selling cloud tools. Amazon, Microsoft, and Google provide hosted infrastructure packages that provide options to any business looking to refresh, expand, or completely revolutionize their company's central computing infrastructure.
IaaS provides companies with the on-demand computing resources they need. This includes network, storage, servers, and any platforms and software that is required to run the business. Not only does this give organizations the scalability to get exactly the amount of computing they need for their business, it also provides some of the following benefits:
IaaS isn’t just for companies looking to get the powerful central computing infrastructure they need, without the massive expense of buying new servers, it is great for startups, established companies that are looking to expand their remote workforce, and more. If you would like to talk about joining the companies who are already using IaaS, give KB Technologies Managed IT a call today at (954) 834-2800.
Your hardware is going to be the first variable you need to commit some attention to when it comes to your Wi-Fi. For you to have Internet access at all, there needs to be some means for the Internet provider to get the signal to you—typically, via a line run into your office that connects to a modem, possibly a modem/router combination that many cable companies will rent to their subscribers for a fee.
A business has different needs, so this approach isn’t exactly sufficient. We advise that a business invest in their own networking hardware to maintain more control over this hardware and the specifications that it possesses.
There are a few critical considerations to keep in mind when selecting your router.
Rather than spending $50 or so on a consumer-level router, a business should invest in one designed for its needs. These can cost anywhere in the range of $200 to $1000, and you generally get what you pay for. Lean on your IT resource or KB Technologies Managed IT for assistance in evaluating your business’ requirements so that you get the router that best fulfills them.
When you select your router, you should make sure that it checks the following boxes:
Once you know that you have the hardware that best suits your business’ requirements, you need to make sure that you position it correctly in your office. Even if you get the best Internet package your ISP offers, it can only do so much if your hardware isn’t properly placed. To ensure you get the speed that you’re investing into, the following steps and practices will help:
It is our hope that this article will assist you in implementing the right hardware for your needs in the way that best suits your operations. For more assistance, feel free to give us a call at (954) 834-2800, and don’t forget to check back in with our blog.
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