Choosing between business internet providers is about more than finding the highest advertised speed or the cheapest business broadband deals. Your connection needs to support the way your team works, the systems you rely on and the connectivity available at your premises.
Juno Telecoms is an independent telecoms provider supplying business broadband and internet services to UK businesses. We help business customers compare the options available at their address and choose a service that fits their requirements, whether that means full fibre business broadband, SoGEA, fibre to the cabinet or dedicated internet access.
If your business depends on a synchronous and dedicated connection to the internet, then a fibre leased line is the perfect solution for you for reliability, security, speed and throughput.
Fibre-to-the-Cabinet (FTTC) is a type of fibre broadband. It means running fibre optic cables from a telephone exchange or distribution point to the street cabinets close to your premises.
Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) broadband is a pure fibre optic delivery method that provides ultrafast broadband access directly to a user from an internet service provider (ISP).
EFM or Ethernet Internet is a low cost leased line technology with significant cost savings compared to fibre leased lines.
ADSL is an entry-level broadband service delivered on an analogue line, which provides download speeds of between 2MB and 24MB.
MPLS is a protocol for speeding up and shaping network traffic flow. It delivers an affordable, reliable and highly secure, private network solution to optimise Wide Area Networks (WAN) and unify communications across geographically diverse office locations.
WLA – via microwave leased lines or satellite broadband – provides an excellent wireless network option with a high-frequency band for rural locations, industrial estates and other areas, which are not so well served by copper or new fibre broadband.
GPON is truly ground breaking. It is a brand new technology in the UK. Countries such as Australia and Canada have pioneered this technology to improve internet speeds over long distances.
GEA is an efficient and cost effective leased line option that brings high speed internet access to businesses using Ethernet Fibre.
If you are running voice traffic at your business, you need to make sure that you have an Internet connection in place to support it. With our voice elevated connectivity services, not only will you get access to the Internet, but it is designed to prioritize IP voice for all of your VOIP phone and desktop/softphone devices.
The right business broadband connection depends on the number of users, the applications you use, your reliance on cloud services and VoIP, and how important reliable broadband is to your day-to-day operations.
Business broadband speeds and availability can vary significantly between premises. By providing your business postcode, Juno can check availability across relevant network providers and explain which business broadband products may be suitable.
Fibre to the Premises is a full fibre broadband service that uses fibre optic cables directly to your premises rather than relying on copper for the final part of the connection. Where the fibre network is available, FTTP can provide faster and more reliable speeds than older copper-based technologies. This can make full fibre business broadband suitable for companies using cloud applications, video calls, file sharing and VoIP phone systems. Actual download and upload speeds depend on the broadband package and infrastructure available at your address.
SoGEA broadband provides broadband connectivity without requiring a traditional phone line alongside broadband. It can be useful for businesses moving away from older analogue services and towards internet-based communications. If you also need a digital phone line or VoIP service, Juno can consider your broadband and communications requirements together.
Fibre to the Cabinet uses fibre optic cables as far as the local street cabinet, with copper completing the connection to your premises. FTTC can still support many small businesses with everyday connectivity requirements, although broadband speeds vary according to factors such as distance from the cabinet. Where full fibre is available, Juno can help you compare the available business broadband plans.
Businesses that rely heavily on connectivity may need more than standard business broadband. A business leased line provides dedicated internet access with guaranteed bandwidth and symmetrical upload and download speeds. The connection is dedicated to your business rather than shared with other users. Leased lines can suit organisations with high numbers of users or demanding cloud, VoIP, video conferencing and data-transfer requirements.
Every business has different connectivity requirements, so Juno Telecoms can provide more than standard business broadband. Alongside FTTP, SoGEA, FTTC and leased lines, our wider business internet services include:
Our team can assess the infrastructure available at your premises and explain which connectivity option is best suited to your business.
Business broadband packages are designed to cater to workplaces, including offices, rather than homes. They are typically tailored to support multiple users and offer additional features such as inclusive website domain names, email accounts, static IP addresses, comprehensive technical support, and more.
When comparing business internet providers, look beyond headline broadband speeds and monthly price.
Consider:
The best broadband deals are not necessarily those with the lowest monthly cost. The right business broadband provider should offer a connection suited to the way your organisation actually works.
Some businesses require a static IP address rather than an IP address that changes periodically.
A static IP can support applications such as VPN access, remote working and certain server or hosted configurations. Juno can discuss static IP options when reviewing the most appropriate broadband connection for your own business.
If your company uses cloud software, hosted applications or business phone systems, the performance of your internet connection becomes particularly important.
Because Juno provides both connectivity and communications services, we can consider your broadband and digital phone line requirements together rather than treating them as separate projects.
How fast your business broadband needs to be will depend on what your business does. A small business may not need their internet to be as fast as one which has large offices with dozens of employees, computers and phones that all need to perform at the highest level. The type of broadband you go for will impact the speed of your internet too, so if you need a super speedy connection, you may require fibre optic internet, SOGEA, or an Ethernet connection, rather than ADSL.
Business broadband customers can benefit from high levels of support. If something goes wrong with your communications, you need to know you have someone there to support you. You also need reassurance that if there is a problem, your provider will do their utmost to get things back up and running as quickly as possible. With Juno Telecoms, you will receive the very best customer service. We are just a phone call away for those of you that want excellent support from a company that cares.
For any business, security is vital. Security threats to a network can come from a wide range of areas, including viruses, malware, phishing scams, infected files/USB drives, and hackers. Broadband packages are created to help give you the best security possible and protect you against as many threats as possible. Should you suffer a security breach or threat, our team of experts is on hand to get your systems back up and running.
Whether you're a burgeoning startup or an established corporation, we are equipped to provide the robust, scalable internet solutions your business requires. Slow or unreliable internet should not be a barrier to your business's progress. Reach out to us at Juno Telecoms today, and let us show you how we can enhance your business's online presence and capabilities.
If your existing broadband service no longer meets your requirements, changing provider is a good opportunity to review what connectivity is now available.
Before leaving your current provider, check your contract length, notice requirements and any services that depend on the existing connection.
Juno can review your current setup, check availability at your business postcode and discuss suitable alternatives before you move to a new broadband provider.
As an independent business broadband provider, Juno starts by understanding what your business needs rather than pushing a single broadband package.
We can consider FTTP, SoGEA, FTTC and dedicated connectivity, helping you compare business broadband packages according to availability, performance and your wider communications requirements.
Our team can also help you understand technical terminology, broadband options and the support attached to your chosen service.
Need a new connection, looking for reliable broadband or comparing business broadband deals?
Tell us where your business is based, how many people use the connection and what your team relies on it for. We can check availability and discuss the business broadband packages most relevant to your premises.
Contact Juno Telecoms to keep your business connected.
The best broadband provider depends on your location, budget, number of users and the applications your company relies on. Small businesses should compare business broadband speeds, support, contract terms and available connection types rather than choosing purely on price.
For many businesses, full fibre broadband offers strong everyday performance. Companies requiring dedicated bandwidth or symmetrical upload and download speeds may benefit from a leased line. The right option depends on availability and how your business uses the internet.
Business broadband is intended for workplace use, where internet access may support multiple users, VoIP, cloud platforms and other important systems. Business broadband packages may also offer different support, static IP and service options from residential broadband.
Yes. Juno can review your existing service, check which internet services are available at your premises and discuss an appropriate replacement before you switch.
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