Local area networks, or LANs, make use of wireless access points and Ethernet wires. Wide area networks (WANs) make use of cloud, leased lines, MPLS, and VPNs.

A private telecommunications connection connecting two or more sites that is made available under a business contract is known as a leased line. In the UK, it’s referred to as a data line, but it’s also occasionally called a private circuit. Businesses typically use leased lines to connect geographically separated offices.

Leased lines offer incredible speeds, with maximised uptimes however it is not always the best option for all businesses.

For companies that use VoIP phone systems, the high reliability of a leased line is also advantageous because the broadband is used for both web traffic and the company phone system, which is especially useful if several employees work from the same office.

Peak hours, high network traffic, and other outside variables won’t affect your company’s leased line; you’ll always have the speeds you need, regardless of what other businesses are doing nearby.

Leased Lines also have no geographical restrictions.

While leased lines may initially cost more than internet access, over time you should be able to realise significant cost savings. In addition to lowering maintenance expenses and downtime, a dedicated connection boosts your company’s overall productivity.