Business Class Internet vs. Enterprise Class Internet

Business Class Internet is a big step above residential level or standard internet, but with the new consumer demands on speed and reliability, you may be needing something more.

Enterprise Class Internet is the next step up from Business Class Internet, and it is worth looking into if your company relies heavily on the internet.

​We've compiled a quick overview of the differences between Business Class Internet and Enterprise Class Internet.

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Business Class Internet usually offers:

• Fast, Asymmetrical Speeds
• Reliability
• Static IP
• Enhanced Customer Service

There is no universal standard for Business Class internet. Check with our team to make sure your internet package is appropriate for your needs

Enterprise Class Internet also offers:

DEDICATED SERVICE
Dedicated service means that if you subscribe to 100mbps, you get 100mpbs dedicated to you, and it is not shared with other businesses. 

SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENT
Quality levels are guaranteed in most cases with a Service Level Agreement.  SLAs vary from carrier to carrier but typically offer four guarantees:

• Mean time to repair 
• Jitter: The fluctuation of latency over time.
• Latency: The time it takes for a packet to get to its destination.
• Uptime: What percentage of the time will the internet be up and running.

OTHER BENEFITS AND FEATURES

• Project management from service order to installation
• Other network solutions in addition to internet connectivity. For example, Point to Point connectivity between 2 sites, MPLS (allows for multi-location businesses to communicate with any other location through a private network, Express route or Cloud Connectivity.

Enterprise Class Internet is considered "the most reliable and highest-quality option, offering guaranteed bandwidth and same-day repair response." 

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