G.Network’s broadband solutions are designed to support the demanding requirements of banks, insurance firms, and financial technology companies. Our full fibre network ensures that you stay ahead in a fast-paced industry where speed and security are paramount.
Financial institutions process a high volume of transactions daily. Our gigafast broadband ensures these transactions are executed swiftly and accurately, minimising delays and potential errors.
High dependency on real-time access to market data, stock prices, and financial news. G.Network provides the high-speed connectivity necessary for uninterrupted access to trading platforms and real-time data.
With the financial sector being a prime target for cyberattacks, robust cybersecurity measures are crucial. Our service supports advanced security protocols, including encryption and firewalls, to protect sensitive financial data.
Although we’re a relatively small team, we have a huge capacity of work and that’s why we knew full fibre broadband was the best option for our fast paced environment. From the start, G.Network responded quickly, and a short lead time meant that our broadband was up and running in time for our move in date.
Our network is independent of other providers and built to the edge which means that we can get you connected quickly and effortlessly.
Speak with one of our Fibre Experts to discuss the best solution for your business needs.
We’ll work with your landlord and building management to get the necessary approvals and ensure a smooth setup.
Our team will visit your site to conduct a detailed survey and create a custom installation plan, outlining the timeline and necessary work.
Once installation is complete, we’ll activate your service with minimal disruption. Our dedicated support team will be on hand to ensure your connection remains fast and reliable.
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Well, unsurprisingly, there’s a lot more to it than that, especially when it comes to making sure you’ve got the right package and support for your business broadband.
Business broadband means getting a package that is tailored to the needs of businesses of all different sizes, which can be very different to those of a regular home broadband user. It’s set up to deliver the service that is needed in workplaces like offices, where there can be hundreds of people using the internet at the same time.
Home broadband packages cater to casual internet users, enabling seamless activities such as streaming movies, online gaming, virtual meetings, and remote work.
Business broadband offers the necessary speed to ensure smooth data transfers, video conferencing, and document sharing among all team members. It also includes enhanced support and quicker issue resolution, which are crucial for maintaining high productivity levels in a business environment.
Whether or not your broadband provider has put up their prices, you could still leave your contract penalty free if you’re not getting the speed you were promised. If you’re noticing slower speeds, make sure it’s not just a temporary fault with the network, and if it isn’t, you can leave your contract early.
At G.Network, if you’re not satisfied with our service, you can leave at any time within the first 3 months of your contract with no penalties.
For small businesses and home-based entrepreneurs, while it might be tempting to cut costs with a standard home broadband plan, opting for a business broadband package offers enhanced customer service and a range of solutions to fit your business needs.
A static IP address is another essential part of a business broadband package. An Internet Protocol address is the number assigned to you when you go online and for home users it changes every time you go online, whereas a static one stays the same and is linked directly to your account.
Why does my business need this?
This is important for businesses because it means you can host your own web server for business files, websites and email accounts. It also makes it possible for staff to access applications and files remotely, something that became ever more essential since the start of the pandemic when remote working became part of all of our working lives.
