Invitation to Wings-N-Wi-Fi 3 – 5 pm June 19 Are you ready for the day when your office is bursting with smart phones and tablets sharing your office’s 1000 Mbps Wi-Fi network? Although Skyway West’s focus is Internet access, we are following Wi-Fi closely because it parallels our business, and growing Wi-Fi demands are causing ...
Your company just leased new office space and YOU are in charge of ensuring the internal computer and telephone wiring is in-place and working on move in day. In a nutshell, these are the steps you need to take: choose the right cable test the cable make a detailed floor plan and tag and clearly ...
Skyway West has expertise in all Internet Access Technologies, as well as Network Solutions such as Failover, which can combine ADSL and Cable for the best of both. Contact us for hands-on help in your own Cable vs ADSL debate. Skyway West | Enterprise Level Cable | High Speed Business ADSL In most towns and cities in Canada, there are two choices ...
At Skyway West we strive to provide the most reliable high speed Internet access for business, but sometimes circumstances arise that are beyond our control. The best way to ensure a continuous network connection for your business is to have two or more redundant connections, but it can be difficult to use both of them ...
Last week I was in Calgary, rolling out our “Infrastructure as a Service” to System Integrators and I.T. firms. Skyway is partnering with OneWire, delivering a hardware-free solution that gives I.T. professionals all the advantages of a complete enterprise-class datacenter without the hassle and expense of managing such a sophisticated system. Your servers exist in ...
Many of the network connections Skyway West provisions for customers are based on Telus ADSL. Like all network technologies, the ADSL link introduces latency into the network path. That latency is the result of a number of causes. The single largest cause of latency on Telus ADSL is the data interleave configuration on the DSLAM ...
I’ve always thought epiphany* was a neat word. (*A sudden realization about the nature or meaning of something, often due to a trigger event.) I’m embarrassed to report that it wasn’t until my early forties that I actually realized a pickle and a cucumber were the same vegetable. It’s funny, I like pickles, but I detest cucumbers. ...
