We changed offices. Our internet didn’t get the memo

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Office relocations often fail to prioritize connectivity planning, leading to costly downtime when businesses move into new spaces without adequate fibre, Wi-Fi coverage, or backup internet. Since most business operations now depend on cloud tools like Microsoft 365, VoIP phones, and web-based CRMs, a lack of internet access effectively closes a business. The piece argues that a new building's modern appearance does not guarantee good infrastructure, and that relocation is an opportunity to upgrade connectivity rather than just copy the old setup. It recommends confirming available connectivity, bandwidth needs, Wi-Fi coverage, and backup connections before signing a lease.

4m read timeFrom techcentral.co.za
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The way we work changed. Most offices didn’tA newer building does not mean better connectivityThe most expensive part of a move is not the rentA move is a chance to fix what was already brokenBefore you pick up the keys
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