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Before you choose a connection.
Use these questions to organize an initial connectivity discussion. You do not need every answer yet; identifying the unknowns is part of the work.
- What does your business currently use for wireless, internet and devices?
- What is the biggest frustration with the current setup?
- How many employees, devices and business locations need connectivity?
- Are employees in an office, on the road, in the field or at multiple locations?
- Which applications depend on the connection, and who depends on them?
- Do you need new devices, Certified Pre-Owned devices, or a mix?
- Are you adding new lines, transferring existing ones, or still deciding?
- What internet speed or reliability does each location require?
- What networking equipment (routers, access points, switches) is already in place?
- What matters most: lowering costs, improving reliability, upgrading equipment, or preparing for growth?
- What timeline and budget range should a proposal respect?
- What evidence would show that a recommendation is the right fit?
Keep sensitive details out of the first inquiry.
A high-level use case is enough to start. Do not submit passwords, SIM identifiers, carrier account numbers, carrier PINs, payment card numbers, Social Security numbers, confidential network diagrams or other sensitive information through the website.