Kinetic Business launches customized fiber broadband solution for small businesses
Kinetic Business is giving small businesses an all-in-one connectivity platform with its Business Ready Internet to challenge cable’s aggressive market drive.
Business Ready Internet offers eligible small businesses a platform that combines fiber internet with advanced Wi-Fi, security, and network resilience.
The new service plays into SMBs' reality: a lack of in-house network and communications resources.
Kinetic’s selling point is that rather than relying on multiple and disparate solutions, small businesses can now rely on one product for their connectivity needs, which will help them maintain and secure operations, boost productivity, and improve profitability.
Leveraging Calix’s SmartBiz technology, the small business-optimized solution offers several key connectivity and security features and mobile remote management tools.
Customers can also take advantage of competitive small business-friendly pricing, with price security and no additional hardware to buy.
Kinetic Business Internet is now available for small- to medium-sized businesses.
“Small business owners have so much on their plate; things need to work seamlessly without network disruptions and constant management,” said Michael Flannery, president of Kinetic Business. “We saw the need for a solution that addresses their unique connectivity challenges, whether it’s slow and unreliable internet, lack of cybersecurity, or limited resources to manage their network.”
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