Very basic way to define the correct Internet Speed is utilize the rule of thumb:
• 500 KBps is good, 5000 KBps is great, and 50 KBps is terrible.
• We have definitely moved past the age of dial-up internet.
• Have in mind at least ADSL internet, if not cable.
Jump to PostSmall business dont require more then 2Mbps
Medium size business require atleast 10Mbps
Large Business already have a setup with ISP's So they posses multiple Wan Connection and a large Setup...
Jump to Post2mbps would be good for small companies
10mbps would be better for more then 100 employees companies
Small business dont require more then 2Mbps
Medium size business require atleast 10Mbps
Large Business already have a setup with ISP's So they posses multiple Wan Connection and a large Setup...
2mbps would be good for small companies
10mbps would be better for more then 100 employees companies
Depends on the work load and work pattern of the organization. A small apparel shop having a 512kbps connection would be far more happy than a small IT company.
Its depend on the work.
Very basic way to define the correct Internet Speed is utilize the rule of thumb:
• 500 KBps is good, 5000 KBps is great, and 50 KBps is terrible.
• We have definitely moved past the age of dial-up internet.
• Have in mind at least ADSL internet, if not cable.
We use fiber-optic internet connection in our office.
Its 0.8mbps. Is is good or bad?
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