G.Network is dedicated to supporting all retailers, from department stores and boutiques to e-commerce and supermarkets. Our full fibre network ensures that your business operates smoothly with high-performance internet connectivity.
Modern POS systems depend on reliable internet for quick transaction processing and real-time inventory updates. Our high-speed broadband ensures that these systems function flawlessly, reducing wait times and enhancing the customer experience.
Retail security systems, including surveillance and alarm systems, need constant internet connectivity for effective monitoring. Our broadband gives you uninterrupted service, ensuring your store’s safety and security.
Efficient inventory management requires real-time updates to avoid stockouts and overstock situations. G.Network's robust connectivity supports seamless inventory tracking, shipment management, and order processing.
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For growing businesses looking to upgrade from entry level broadband to unlock the potential of your business.
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.
For small businesses and entrepreneurs working from home, there might be the temptation to save money by opting for a regular home broadband deal, but for improved customer service and security alone, getting a business broadband package would be highly recommended for any business.
Home broadband packages are designed for casual users of the internet, meaning that you can stream movies and music, play video games online, take part in Zoom quizzes and work from home without any issues. Business broadband needs to be fit for purpose in terms of speed, meaning that everyone in the business can upload and download data, have video calls and share documents without any delays.
Most importantly, a business broadband plan also includes higher levels of customer service and security. This means that the business can get priority support and faster response times when there’s a problem, because any issue can have a big impact on productivity. With better security protection essential to keep business and client data safe and secure, this is also a crucial part of business broadband.
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.
