Business Grade Broadband
Traditionally, you may have only considered data usage when choosing a suitable Broadband connection or private circuit. With the advent of communication technologies, such as Cloud, Hosted and SIP (or generically, VoIP), it is imperative that voice traffic takes top priority when considering which connectivity option to install.
VoIP calls are heavily reliant on bandwidth, contention, codec’s and various other important factors.
To give you an air of comfort and confidence, Shine has strategically aligned itself with key network carriers that offer some of the most resilient, robust and highly assured network connections available in the UK.
Shine’s highly experienced staff will listen to your requirements in order to deliver a connectivity solution that is right for your business now and in the future.
“It is imperative that voice traffic takes top priority when considering which connectivity option to install.”
Leased Lines
The ultimate high end, voice and data symmetric connection for business. Accompanied by a comprehensive Service Level Agreement (SLA) and available fully managed or wires only.
EFM
For businesses who require that little bit extra assurance, Shine’s Ethernet in the First Mile (EFM) is a cost effective option – with an SLA as standard.
Fibre
FTTP & FTTC
Fulfilling a multitude of requirements for both small business and SME’s, this popular business grade Fibre is ideal for carrying Voice and/or Data traffic as required With speeds of up to 1000 Mbps!
Annex M (Assured)
Upstream speeds are a key factor for voice traffic – a Shine Annex M Assured connection provides double the speed of a conventional ADSL.
LLU
Shine’s Local Loop Unbundled service is suitable for users with minimal bandwidth requirements. LLU, where available, is always preferred over ADSL connections.
ADSL
ADSL and ADSL2+ are entry level connections ideal for single users or even homeworkers with an IP phone.
SoGEA
Until now you needed to have a traditional analogue phone line installed to deliver ADSL or FTTC broadband. But SoGEA broadband doesn’t run over a phone line; instead, it uses the same fibre/copper network without the phone line element.
