All broadband networks are not created equal. Each carrier displays unique strengths and weaknesses depending where you’re located; we’ll match your needs to the best local service options.

All broadband networks are not created equal. Each carrier displays unique strengths and weaknesses depending where you’re located; we’ll match your needs to the best local service options.

Wide area networks (WANs) empower remote stakeholders to communicate and collaborate securely under one network, as if located within the same four walls.

MPLS enhances bandwidth use, reduces network congestion and offers you an overall better user experience.  If your business wants more from its current network, MPLS is the technology to employ.

With VPN, your business can operate between regional offices and remote/roaming users as if directly connected to your private network. We can help.

The SD-WAN movement moves more of the network control into the cloud using a software defined network approach. SD-Wan offer clients cost reduction, bandwidth management, network flexibility, and centralized management.

• SIP Trunking  – Some organizations have already made huge investments in legacy PBX phone systems. But they still want the benefits that come through converging all local and long distance phones systems and broadband Internet services onto one line.  SIP Trunking allows businesses to reap VoIP-like benefits with legacy systems, without investing in new infrastructure. Using SIP, you can consolidate all your communication systems, including data and voice into one bill and a single point of contact.

   

• PRI (Primary Rate Interface) –  refers to a T-1 ISDN trunk that provides telephone service to a POX.  A PRI T-1 supports 24 channels including 23 B channels (Bearer Channel) that supports telephone calls. The D channel (Data or Delta) channel runs at 64 Kbps is used for all signaling and control purposes.