This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy.Intermittent internet failure is a sporadic but significant problem for small businesses needing to immediately process card payments and access files, and some service providers are jumping on the opportunity to fill these glitches with backup connectivity.
“We’ve said let’s create a VPN [virtual private network], an overlay, made up of three connections. As businesses rely on the internet for point-of-sale or inventory or entertainment, as they get more dependent on that, by diversifying the supply of the internet, they get a more reliable experience.”
Although it’s the ISP that sets the service’s price, Mr. Couch said a small business could get two internet connections and the CloudAccess software for less than $100 per month. It is not only startups offering backup internet services, however. Shaw Communications Inc., a major primary ISP, launched LTE Backup in Western Canada in January. The company calls it an “add-on solution” that enables systems to stay online if the primary internet connection is disrupted.
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