The NBN – or National Broadband Network – is a national wholesale-only, open-access data network. The Australian government’s communications website states that it will, “give all Australians access to very fast broadband over fixed lines, wireless or via satellite.” The site says there will be various ways that the NBN will be delivered. The current [...]
In recent years, cloud computing has become a fairly common way of storing your data. Most of us use cloud computing and cloud storage, such as the Photos program on the Apple platform, Google Photos, Google Docs, Dropbox and other similar products. Even still, the one question a lot of people have is whether or [...]
Moving house can be stressful. It’s made even more so when your “house” is a company office with phones, internet, hardware and staff to relocate! The first thing to think about is when. It helps to have a firm relocation date planned. Some of our great Arrow services take longer to relocate than others, and [...]
Let’s start with the basics. First off, VoIP stands for voice over internet protocol. A VoIP system delivers calls through the internet to devices configured with the appropriate details. A VoIP system delivers business-grade calls while eliminating the need to purchase and maintain private branch exchange (PBX) hardware. Since there is no central hardware in [...]
Data services are generally defined by four different indicators: type, price, data allowance and speed. Today we’ll take a look at speed, which controls what you can do on the internet and how many people can use the same service at once. The facts Speed is measured in kilobits, megabits, or gigabits per second (Kbps, [...]
