Keeping Canadians connected: Xplore Business to expand its fibre and 5G networks

In today’s digital age, Internet connectivity is an integral part of how companies operate, communicate and grow. Xplore Business provides cost-effective, reliable Internet services supported by a national 24/7 priority business operations team to ensure your company's Internet keeps up.“With carrier-grade equipment and guaranteed service level agreements, Xplore Business ensures our customers have the best connection possible and are able to utilize it when and how they want,” said Donna Sagin, Xplore’s Senior Marketing Manager.As the commercial division of Xplore Inc., Xplore Business is one of the country’s largest facilities-based telecommunications providers.“Some people may only know us from our residential services or as only a satellite Internet service provider, but Xplore Business has the ability to work with all sizes of businesses across Canada. By utilizing three unique platforms—fibre, fixed wireless, both 5G and LTE, and satellite—we’re able to provide primary, secondary and dedicated Internet connections coast to coast,” said Sagin. “From technology and manufacturing to agriculture and natural resources, we’re able to provide connectivity for both urban and hard-to-serve locations.”The company is unleashing the power of fibre Internet to boost local economic growth in rural locations, giving businesses the opportunity to flourish wherever they want to, without having to relocate due to connectivity limits. Alongside their priority business, Xplore Business uses their fibre, fixed wireless, and satellite networks to create route-diverse backup solutions to protect a business from an unpredictable Internet outage.The most common challenges that Xplore Business customers face before working with them are access to reliable Internet connections, even in urban areas near the fibre network, limited scalability with current providers leading to potential relocation for business growth, and the need for backup solutions such as route and network diversity to prevent outages. The company stays on top of the latest trends and developments in the Internet industry by attending both national and international telecommunications events, working with suppliers to identify new technologies, and by listening to their customers. “We are always identifying ways to improve our customer’s experience and grow in the telecom industry,” she said.Exciting news: Xplore is expanding its fibre and 5G networks across Canada, so say goodbye to slow connections in more locations. And starting this Fall, Xplore Business will be offering 100 Mbps connections on the world’s newest and largest communications satellite, JUPITER 3. This will bring faster, more reliable Internet to businesses in rural and remote locations, outside of the fibre and 5G footprint.To learn more about Xplore Business and what they can do for you, check out their website.
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