Do you understand what you are paying for when you sign up to a certain amount of bandwidth? More often than not, businesses purchase bandwidth based on a predetermined budget. Whilst this may seem like a sensible approach, the outcome generally leads to the business either discovering they don’t have enough bandwidth and needing to
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Geo-remote connectivity. It sounds complicated but, when partnering with experts, it’s not. In our new blog series, we’re diving into satellite solutions and geo-remote connectivity, or GRC for short. What is it? Who needs it? How do they get it? Who are the experts and what do they do? In our first article we’re answering
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Recent years in Australia have seen people within the country increasingly move towards digital payment methods rather than traditional cash methods of payment. Fewer people now carry cash with them than ever before, with most people relying on their eftpos, tap and pay cards or even their phones to make payments for them at checkout.
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Chaos engineering has become increasingly important as more and more organisations have become reliant on technology to deliver their services and maintain their daily operations. But with such a reliance on technology, it’s easy for risks to emerge. For example, a single server going down might freeze your whole business or a spike in internet
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There have been a lot of changes in the mining industry, particularly after the mining downturn of 2013-2017 which saw a steep shift downward in the prices of multiple commodities in the mining industry. Even with the downturn in prices, mining companies still maintained similar outputs to the boom period, albeit at lower prices. Due
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Cyber-attacks from online hackers are one of those things that you often hear about in the media or in movies, but most never think that a hacker would ever attack or target them. But cyberattacks are more common than people think and are increasingly common in a business environment. Take a look and see how
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The telephone system is one of the most essential parts of an efficient business. It allows for many things such as sales to be made, communications to occur between your business and its customers or conversations between staff internally. Not having a phone system or even worse, having one disconnected, even for just a day,
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Finally, the National Broadband Network is here, and — on the surface at least — is seems to offer more access for less. As the service is subsidised by government funds, private sector service providers are finding it hard to compete with the throughput on offer for the pricing listed. But are the savings worth it? Having
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As the year comes to a close, some people will reflect on what was, whilst others begin planning what will be next year. Personally, I do a bit of both, reflecting on what I did well and enjoyed, and that which I could do better, looking toward how this reflection may result in a greater
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10 years ago, Orion was selling an entry level data plan which offered a subscriber a contended bandwidth configuration of 1024/256Kbps with a usage allowance of 4GB per month, throughout the past decade there have been developments with both pricing and technology affording clients greater economies of scale, however the greatest development we have observed
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