Tag: Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL)
The last mile of load shedding – what it really means
With a stage 16 draft in place, and stage 8 load shedding almost put into practice, it’s important that individuals and organisations get ready for what might happen if the lights go out. The National Rationalised Specifications (NRS) Association issued a press release. A non-event for most companies, a singular moment for the NRS as it may well be the first in the organisation’s history.
ADSL is dead, best to move to fibre before its too...
Having served its purpose in ushering high-speed internet access in South Africa, Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) has now reached the end of its life. The technology is outdated and, typical of copper-based commodities, is susceptible to the vagaries of copper theft.
Making the move from ADSL: connectivity matters for BC
If you haven’t made the switch yet from ADSL, you might be feeling a little lost with all the options on the market. Fibre infrastructure and development is booming in South Africa with more and more areas coming online every week and an ever-increasing pool of internet service providers (ISPs). With this in mind, fibre is probably at the top of your list, and for good reason.
The right voice calling solution
Though people may think nothing of using a variety of instant messaging applications to place personal or social voice calls to friends and family, they are far more hesitant to use this method in their professional lives: to contact employees or employers, suppliers or service providers, or to reach out to prospective customers.
