Affordable Multi-Site Solution BACKUP INTERNETSERVICE NATIONWIDE *60mo agreement, special rates may apply  www.trivatechgroup.com for more details. Or call 888-352-6563. Trivatech Group. TTG Metowireless

Metro Wireless offers last mile fiber services for businesses throughout Michigan. These services start at 10Mbps and go all the way to 10Gbps. Contact us today for more information. www.trivatechgroup.com

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“XGen™ security is a smart, optimized, and connected approach that includes cross-generational threat defense techniques, like machine learning, application control, and encryption. And, it’s coming soon to Worry-Free Business Security in this month.

Predictive machine learning uses advanced technology to detect emerging unknown security risks found in low-prevalence suspicious processes or files originating from removable storage, web, or email channels.

Stop the threat before it happens!

Learn more about Worry-Free Business Security”  www.trivatechgroup.com or call 888-352-6563.

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“MetroWAVE is a dedicated, symmetrical Internet service delivered using the most advanced microwave solutions in the business. We take pride in delivering high capacity circuits that install faster and cost less than the incumbent data and copper based telecommunications products available in the marketplace today.

Static IP Assignment

Monitored by NOC 24/7

Router Included

Layer 2 P2P and MPLS

Instantly Scalable Options

Remote and On-Site Support

4 Hour Max Response Time

Nationwide LTE Capable

Ethernet 100/1000/10000

Fiber 100/1000/10000

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MultiWAN Options

Each Metro Wireless connection is graphed on our enterprise grade monitoring platform so that we can help identify bandwidth usage and other useful stats.

Get the high-capacity Ethernet Service you need to power your LANs and WANs in one cohesive solution supported by 24/7 network monitoring and management. Enhance any of our Internet services with this fully managed solution providing dependable connectivity integrated with holistic network security. Choose from Internet speeds easily scalable from 5 Mbps up to 10 Gbps. We can implement and maintain the entire system so you can help reduce capital expenditure and alleviate IT staff’s burden of day-to-day system management.”

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“Fiber optic transmission is faster: Fiber optic versus copper wire transmission can be boiled down to the speed of photons versus the speed of electrons. Photons travel at the speed of light, whereas electrons (as used in copper wire) occurring in nature travel at less than one percent of the speed of light. And while fiber optic cables don’t travel at the speed of light, they come very close — only about 31 percent slower. So as you can see, there’s a huge inherent speed difference.

Fiber optic transmission results in less attenuation: When traveling over a long distance, fiber optic cables experience less signal loss than copper cabling, known as low attenuation. One source estimates that fiber loses only three percent signal strength going over 100 meters (approximately 320 feet) in distance. By contrast, copper loses 94 percent over the same distance. Repeaters or boosters can improve those rates, but in its native state, fiber beats out copper when it comes to avoiding signal loss.

Fiber optic cables are impervious to electromagnetic interference: Copper wires, if not properly installed, will produce electromagnetic currents that can interfere with other wires and wreak havoc on a network. An added benefit of fiber optic cables is that they are not a fire hazard. (Fiber optic cables, unlike copper cables, do not conduct electricity.)

Fiber optic cables do not break as easily: This means that you will not have to worry about replacing them as frequently as copper wires.”

Do you want the speed of light?

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“Fiber-optic connectivity can lend a great advantage to companies of all sizes, particularly organizations who use the cloud for apps or data storage. Fiber coupled with voice-over-IP (VoIP) telephony is a powerful combination for business communications. In this blog, you’ll learn 11 major ways your company can benefit from fiber connectivity.

1. Speed

Fiber-optic Internet is many times faster than even the highest-speed copper Internet connections, with options available that range from 5 Mbps to 100 Gbps. During periods of high demand for Internet access, your business should not notice the Internet slowing down.

Research by Sandisk indicates that slow Internet connections cost employees “one week per year of productivity.” While the time your teams spend waiting on slow Internet can seem minor, it adds up significantly over time. Your Internet connectivity should never inhibit productivity. It should be a tool that supports your employees’ desire to work productively.

2. Cloud Access

From customer relationship management (CRM) tools to data storage, the cloud is an important business tool for apps, hosting, and more. 82% of organizations are now using the cloud in some capacity. The speed and bandwidth capabilities of fiber Internet mean faster access to your data and applications stored in the cloud.

Your business can benefit from fewer delays in accessing cloud-hosted information via your software-as-a-service (SaaS) tools and other platforms, which mean your sales and customer service representatives will no longer face delays with communicating with prospects or customers. As businesses move more and more services to the cloud, fiber-optic Internet is becoming critical.

3. Reliability

Fiber Internet connectivity offers significant reliability advantages over copper Internet connectivity, due to the fact that fiber is much stronger than copper. Fiber-optic Internet is not susceptible to inclement weather conditions, which can damage or stall data transmission via copper cabling. Fiber is also resistant to human or electrical interference unless fibers are physically cut.

Unreliable Internet connections can have real costs to business. Any amount of unplanned downtime can bring business communications and productivity to complete stop. If your company requires an Internet connection to make phone calls or access applications, reliability is a necessity.

4. Signal Strength

With traditional broadband Internet using DSL or Ethernet over Copper, the signal degrades as the user moves away from the swtich. The signal strength of fiber-optic Internet does not degrade as quickly over distance. Organizations in relatively large spaces could benefit from better signal strength throughout the facility. This could be particularly true for employees in workspaces that are located a significant distance from the telecommunications room, which may be negatively impacted by distance with broadband Internet.

5. Bandwidth

For businesses with a high need for data transmission, it’s relatively easy to “hit the cap” on your cable Internet bandwidth. While fiber-optic Internet for business is not truly unlimited, the bandwidth availability is significantly higher, and speed does not decrease as high demands are put on the network. The following user activities can place particularly high demands on business bandwidth:

• SIP trunking
• Web Conferencing
• Streaming high definition video (example… training video)
• File sharing
• Cloud Applications

Signs of low bandwidth availability can include slow speeds, delays, and pixelated video quality.

If your current Internet connection is not sufficient to support your company’s legitimate bandwidth demands for telephone service via SIP trunking, video conferencing or accessing cloud applications, you could significantly benefit from an upgrade to fiber-optic Internet connectivity.

6. Symmetric Speed

“Symmetric speed” is a term used to refer to equal upload and download times on an Internet connection. With fiber Internet, your employees can benefit from equal upload and download times.

Is symmetric speed necessary? It’s certainly not critical for business operations, but it’s beneficial. TechZine writes that improvements in symmetric speed are improvements that reflect, “how networks are really used.” Today’s employees are more likely to upload video content, files, or make phone calls while downloading content while they work than they were a decade ago. Symmetric speed enables users to accommodate heavy demands on downloads and uploads simultaneously via their data connection.

7. Latency

Latency is a term used to describe delays that occur while processing data over an Internet connection. Fiber-optic Internet eliminates many of the latency issues users experience on cable Internet, particularly when downloading or uploading video or high-definition content. The business benefits of lowering your latency could include:

• Better voice quality for VoIP users
• Ability to move more apps to the cloud
• Downloads and uploads of huge files without disruption
• Improved collaboration between employees

8. Security

Would-be hackers and information thieves can gain access to business cable Internet with relative ease, due to cable tapping or other relatively simple methodologies. The only way to penetrate fiber-optic Internet is to physically cut the fibers, which will cause the signal to disappear. Fiber-optic Internet is one powerful way to increase your company’s protection against cyber crime.

The average cost of an information security breach is $3.8 million. Companies who leak protected information can face stiff financial penalties and customer defection. While media coverage of high-profile security breaches often focuses on large organizations, companies of all sizes are at significant risk of an attack. While an upgrade to fiber-optic Internet connectivity won’t mitigate all of your organization’s risks, it’s certainly an important means of protection.

9. Resistance to Interference

Copper cable Internet that supports broadband is sensitive to electromagnetic interference, which can be caused by the proximity of heavy machinery. Fiber Internet signals do not degrade or disappear due to electromagnetic interference. If your organization shares a telecommunications room with other businesses, fiber-optic Internet can protect your connectivity from disappearing if other organizations are using equipment that can interfere with your connection in the same space.

10. Cost Savings

Fast Internet is “widely considered” to be a productivity tool for businesses. As mentioned above, eliminating speed issues could result in a week’s worth of productivity increases each year. If your business suffers from unreliable connectivity due to region or weather, you could be losing thousands of dollars each year. Productivity issues that are directly attributed to slow or unreliable cable Internet could disappear with fiber.

Perhaps more importantly, your business will gain flexibility and scalability with fiber-optic Internet connectivity. If your IT team is hoping to move more applications and services to the cloud, a fiber connection can support these initiatives. Software-as-a-service (SaaS), cloud storage, and VoIP are all business services that have enormous potential for cost savings and benefit significantly from fiber connectivity.

11. Support for HD Video

For many companies, teleconferencing and video conferencing are important tools for employee training, marketing, and sales. With a fiber-optic Internet connection, businesses can increase their investment in video conferencing as a business tool without sacrificing available bandwidth. Research indicates that increased investment in video conferencing can save companies thousands of dollars per employee each year or even month, particularly if you’re able to cut out excessive business travel.”

Are you taking advantage of the benefits of Fiber?

Visit www.trivatechgroup.com or call us at 888-352-6563 to find out the features and benefits of Fiber and what it can do for your organization.

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