Name: EvolvIT
Address: Lower Castle Street, Bristol, BS1 3AG
Rating: 5

Bristol’s Best Business Broadband

Connectivity is key, and whether it is running a website or performing some online banking, these days, the function of almost every business is dependent on access to the internet. Installing broadband for your business offers a quick and stable way for your business to remain operative and ahead of the competition.

Business Broadband is not one size fits all and at EvolvIT, we work with transparency and honesty to ensure that you’re only getting the right broadband to meet the needs of your business.

Our priority is to maximise the potential and productivity of your business. Our IT experts will conduct a thorough audit to determine which broadband best suits the needs, requirements and usage of your business, and will provide ongoing support after installation to make sure your broadband is scalable to the growth of your business.

At EvolvIT, our highly-skilled group of support staff and engineers can work with you to provide a number of affordable broadband services

To discuss the broadband needs of your business, or if you have any further questions about our IT services, please contact us on 0345 880 4554.

What is Business Broadband?

Business broadband is a high capacity transmission technique, which enables a large number of messages to be communicated simultaneously, and, essentially, offers a faster and more efficient connection to the internet.

Broadband packages come in all shapes and sizes, no doubt you use some form of broadband package in your home, from ADSL broadband to cable broadband and 3G and 4G mobile broadband.

What can broadband offer your business?

Faster Operating Speeds: Your business requires quick and efficient internet connectivity to maintain your website, regulate communication channels between colleagues and clients, and to send and receive large files, amongst the multitude of other web-based processes necessary to your daily operations. Business broadband packages typically provide much faster connection speeds than your average home broadband, in order to maintain the pace of your business and facilitate its growth.

Lower Contention Ratios: One of the most important benefits of a business broadband package relates to the number of users sharing the same server, or the ‘contention ratio’, which will drastically affect the speed of your connection. A lower contention ratio equals a faster connection, which means greater productivity.

Priority Customer Support: One common feature of a business broadband connection is that it will come with extra technical support. As many businesses rely on their broadband connections for daily operations, it is vital that if something goes wrong, help will be immediately available.

A Static IP Address: While most home connections have a dynamic IP address, which changes every time you connect your router, with business broadband you can get a static IP, which always stays the same. This is essential if you want to run a website, host a VPN, run CCTV, or access your PC desktop remotely.

Unlimited Download Limits: Business broadband packages offer unlimited download allowances. Whereas many home broadband packages will limit the amount of data you may download each month (some of them to as little as 1GB), businesses which run their own websites, send or receive large files, or use their connection heavily each day will need a large, or unlimited download limit.

Higher Security: Obviously, your business’ security is of the utmost importance, especially when dealing with sensitive client data or utilising a static IP. As such, specific software to protect from malware, phishing and hacking scams are included as standard protocol with business broadband packages.

Case Studies

Migrate from in House IT to EvolvIT

Moving away from an in house IT solution to an outsourced one

Migration to 365

Migration to Cloud based solutions such as 365 and away from SBS.

Plant-ex Ingredients Ltd

Migrating on premises servers to our Hosted solution.

Project Maintenance

Small office network setup, computer support and broadband installation.

Evolvit Blog

Common Mistakes Businesses Commit when Backing up Data

15th September 2021

Cloud computing has become the lynchpin that has democratised scale and agility in today’s digital driven world. Even your small mom and pop shops can engage thousands of consumers through powerful tools that were once only available to enterprises with in-house developers.

But with that capability comes a major drawback. When a single outage can wipe out data that’s critical to operations, staying on top of your cloud systems is imperative. The importance and technical complexity of such a task is perhaps why many decide to outsource cloud management to expert IT teams. Spending on such services have climbed even amidst the pandemic, up by 41 percent from last year.

Disaster Recovery Plans for Remote Working

26th July 2021

When outages and systems go down in the office, the effect is immediate. A sudden buzz of activity, your team leader or supervisor cascading directions–you see the organisation bristling to life to defend itself in the event of a natural disaster or cyberattack.

Over the past year, the pandemic has thrown a wrench into the disaster recovery plans of most companies. Most, if not all businesses, have found a large portion of their workforce suddenly working from home. Many have had to use devices outside of the company network, sacrificing security for function. “The challenge COVID presented was the speed at which companies had to enable their employees to work remotely. It is possible that some security controls were bypassed, shortchanged, or not anticipated as a result,” says Nasrin Rezai, CIO at Verizon.

Minimising Cloud Complexity

30th June 2021

Ease of use, accessibility, and scalability has made cloud computing services very appealing for companies in all sectors and of all sizes, driving growth by over 380 percent in just the past decade.

The cloud market is a vast landscape that has grown to encompass every business function, from hosting storage to managing leads. This means businesses have their pick of providers, and most have been quick to migrate workloads and functions. Nearly all enterprises use some sort of cloud service, and around 80 percent of workloads are hosted on the cloud.

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