Tag: internet access
The changing landscape of high-speed connectivity
Internet access has come a long way from the R28,000 it cost for a 256kbps connection in 1995. Even prior to the lockdown, almost 500,000 homes and more than 114,000 business premises were connected to fibre according to FTTX Council research from the end of June 2019. Of course, having high-speed access does not necessarily solve all problems.
Reliable internet: a need for satellite broadband as a back-up
With most of the world shut down to varying degrees in response to the global coronavirus pandemic, the importance of connectivity has been magnified. Without reliable connectivity, a country is doomed to languish on the wrong side of the digital divide.
SD-WAN – the in’s, the out’s and the why’s
Software-Defined Networking in a Wide Area Network (SD-WAN) is emerging as a mainstream technology and is seeing increasing global adoption as organisations seek to optimise cost and streamline access to cloud applications.
Blocking vs allowing employees content consumption
Andrew Wilson | CEO | LucidView | andreww@lucidview.net | http://www.lucidview.net |
Talk of monitoring and blocking employee access to certain types of Internet content might sound like draconian management measures. After all, we’re all adults in the workplace and we shouldn’t need to be told what we can and can’t look at on the Internet, right? Not exactly. There are many reasons why...
Talk of monitoring and blocking employee access to certain types of Internet content might sound like draconian management measures. After all, we’re all adults in the workplace and we shouldn’t need to be told what we can and can’t look at on the Internet, right? Not exactly. There are many reasons why...
