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How does it impact your office connection?

As discussed already, latency determines the speed of your internet and if that's slower than you had expected, you will be facing a lot of issues. Here's an overview of the problems you might be facing:

Loss of productivity

Let's say that you have appointed a team of analysts to release a new product. Their first instinct would be to use your internet to find readily available resources about your company. But if your team discovers that the task is taking longer than it was expected, there will be an anticipated loss of productivity since an hour-long project took them an entire day to complete. Compromised reputation

If your home office deals with e-commerce brands, orders, and case requests will be coming through the day. Now, when your internet is compromised, your reputation will be too since the backend portals will keep crashing. So, without a sustainable IT environment, there will also be delays in your internal operations, preventing you from delivering what was promised - you will just be left to deal with a pouring amount of unhappy customers. Loss of resources

Business transactions are moving online with each passing day. Slow internet equals delays which translate to longer waiting periods, something customers of your business won't be welcoming if the issue is recurrent. There is a higher chance that your customer might opt for your competitor's service which will be a loss of your resources and revenues.

How can you reduce latency?

Latency issues can't be fully dissolved but you can find ways to decrease them by opting for various choices, with one of the primary choices that can make a significant impact being your choice of ISP. And, ACT Enterprise is here to assist you in making an informed decision with their business-grade and high-end internet connectivity. Get in touch to know more about the packages available and how you can reduce your home network latency.