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Employees can't be expected to do their job when they're waiting for the network to catch up and programs and websites to load all day. If a page does not load in three seconds, 57% of users would quit it, and a 1-second delay in response time might result in a 7% drop in conversions. Businesses must have a stable internet connection that allows them to respond quickly to consumer requests. Operational failure

Employees require access to the internet to do research, send emails, and use cloud-based apps. Users will be unable to accomplish any of this if they do not have access to the internet, which will result in operations being halted. Worse still, every second your staff is idle due to lack of access to mission-critical technologies, your firm will lose money. User frustration

What could be more aggravating than a sluggish internet connection? According to a Deloitte report, it is the leading cause of employee dissatisfaction in the workplace. Smaller companies, as well as multinationals, face web stress due to a sluggish and inconsistent connection. In comparison to enterprises that provide high-speed internet connections, coffee shops, for example, will be at a disadvantage. Customers who want a fast Skype chat with their daily caffeine dose may be put off by poor internet speeds. An unreachable cloud

What use is a cloud that you can't get to? With 87 percent of businesses trusting the cloud for at least one mission-critical job, it's vital to have secure access to the technologies that keep your company running. A robust connection is required for cloud-based apps such as Google Drive, Microsoft 365, and POS (Point-of-Sale) systems, thus a company without one may be at a severe disadvantage. A dedicated fiber connection can assist if poor internet is causing downtime, while a managed cloud connection can offer even more stability.

Wrapping up

Consider what would happen if your firm ran an e-commerce site on a sluggish internet connection. Part of Google's search results is based on load speed. If your website takes too long to load, it will lose page rank, online traffic, and income. Customers aren't going to wait for your pages to load. Instead of clicking away from your site, they'll go to your competitor.

Has your business been harmed by sluggish internet transmission and excessive latency? If this is the case, now is the time to address the problem.