T1 For a Growing Business

Is your business growing? Do you have 5 to 15 employees all using phone and/or internet access? Do you rely on your local telephone company or cable provider to provide voice and data services for your office?

You may be paying too much.

Going to your local telephone company or cable provider is certainly one way to obtain T1 service for your business, but it may not be the most cost effective. Large companies can request proposals from many different vendors. Why? To compare not only cost, but also compare reliability, extensibility and vendor support. Communications are at the heart of any business and the decision to build up or out your communications infrastructure should not be made lightly.

What do you need today to meet your existing communication needs? Phone service, toll-free service, and data service. How many extensions are required? Do you tend to make a lot of long distance calling or is data (internet) service the highest priority.

What do you need to meet anticipated growth? Getting your infrastructure needs met for your existing requirements?are certainly necessary, but you also dont want or need the hassle of revamping this infrastructure when it comes time to add more phone lines, more servers or work stations, toll-free numbers, video conferencing, voice conferencing, etc.

Your local telephone company or cable provider may or may not be able to meet your existing needs or those needs of tomorrow. Just like large corporations, you too can request proposals from multiple vendors.

Getting quotes from multiple vendors by using a communications broker makes sense to get the service, reliability, extensibility and support you need to meet not only the requirements of today, but to build an infrastructure that will grow as your business grows. Communications brokers arent locked into a single vendors product lines. Communications brokers have the ability to work with you and find the vendor that meets your requirements at your budget.

T1 service for a growing business is an important tool that provides the heart of the communications necessary to do business. Relying on just a single vendor because they are the local telephone company or cable provider just might be doing your business a disservice. Do what large companies do. Get your quote for service from multiple vendors. Talk with a communications broker to get expert advice. Remember, your local provider will ask questions and do everything they can to help you within the confines of their own product line. A communications broker will ask questions and do everything they can to help you without the restrictions of a single vendors product line or pricing structure.

The best part is that you can receive expert advice and quotes for service for FREE.

This article provided by Try Right Technology, Inc. Visit us at http://www.trightrates.com

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Broadband - Hidden Dangers

Since the advent and wide-spread acceptance of "always on" broadband internet connections, online criminals are finding it easier than ever to gain access to sensitive and personal information.

In 2007, 61% of Britain was connected to the internet, that's around 15m homes. For the majority of those with broadband connections, their computer becomes connected to the internet as soon as it is turned on.

This has essentially made us very vulnerable to online hackers and fraudsters. Such people use a wide range of motives, methods and techniques to obtain our personal information (namely bank details, and other "secure" information)

It's important to note that the purpose of this article is not to make you fearful of the internet, but educate you on the methods that hackers use, so you can be more aware on how to protect your information.

Put simply, there are two ways in which hackers can attack your computer; these are discussed in more detail below.

Externally
This involves the attacker "probing" your computer, in the hopes of exposing any weaknesses in which they can gain access to your information.

Typical methods include; subnet scanning, port scanning, packet sniffing, e-mail eaves dropping, DOS attacks and "Phishing".

Internally
This method often involves users' unknowingly downloading malicious programs, sometimes referred to as "malware" to their computer systems. Malware often appears harmless software, and is usually transferred via email or downloaded from what appear legitimate sites.

Typical methods and malicious applications include; Trojan's, viruses, rouge diallers, key loggers, spyware and "pharming" sites.

The above are just a few examples of how hackers can use your broadband connection to gain access to your personal information; new methods are being created daily. It is for this reason that you must ensure your broadband connection is as secure as it can be. There is a wealth of information, as well as cheap broadband deals available on the web.

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