Dedicated vs. Broadband

Why Dedicated Internet is Better for Business Than Broadband

The difference is reliable and consistent availability (dedicated) vs. “best effort” service (broadband). Only dedicated fiber delivers unmatched performance, and LOGIX delivers for Texas businesses.

When choosing an internet service for your business, it is important to understand the difference between dedicated and broadband internet services. With dedicated fiber network service, you do not share internet connectivity with anyone. So, there are no slowdowns at peak traffic times or when anyone else is using the internet.

Video and voice calls have become a “must” for most businesses. Video and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) applications require extremely low latency for smooth video and voice calls. Dedicated internet produces the lowest possible latency.

Most businesses store all or some of their data in the cloud. Consistent, reliable, and ultra-fast internet connectivity is essential to maximize data center services and assets. Only dedicated fiber internet for business provides the speed and reliability you need to maximize the effectiveness of private, public, and hybrid clouds.

Why Dedicated Fiber Internet Improves Business Performance

Feature	LOGIX Dedicated Fiber Internet	Broadband Service Providers
Private Connection	Not shared with anyone else	Multiple users share a common connection
Predictable Performance	Consistent bandwidth and low latency	Varies depending on traffic, location and time of day
Reliable Service Delivery	Network availability guarantees	Difficult to identify the source of the problem; can result in prolonged downtime
Perfect for Voice and Video	Consistent service quality	Higher latency impacts overall performance

Do Not Be Fooled by Broadband Service Providers’ Claims. Avoid Choosing Internet Service That Cannot Keep Up with Your Business.

Look for the “up to” – It means your service could reach a specified bandwidth.
Look for slower upload speeds.
Listen for aggressive pricing. Then ask for the dedicated internet price.
Look for terms such as shared fiber, DSL, Cable, Wireless and Satellite.