Business customers offering now includes gigabit connectivity A new gigabit business broadband service, aimed at remote workers, has been launched with a ‘talk to a human’ technical support guarantee. Magnet Networks is promising that all technical support calls on its Business Broadband service will be answered by a technician almost instantly – meaning customers can
Remote workers in Tipperary are being offered the chance to connect to high-quality broadband for the first time following the launch of a new service offering average minimum speeds of 20mbps virtually anywhere in the country. Broadband Anywhere from Magnet Networks is a new mobile technology product which will enable businesses and people working remotely
Remote workers grappling with a basic or low-speed internet connection will have the option from this week to sign up to a new nationwide broadband offering, Broadband Anywhere, with average minimum speeds of 20mbps virtually anywhere in the country.
Remote workers grappling with a basic or low-speed internet connection will have the option from this week to sign up to a new nationwide broadband offering, Broadband Anywhere, with average minimum speeds of 20mbps virtually anywhere in the country. The new national offering, Broadband Anywhere from Magnet Networks, launches this week using mobile technology. Operating
Magnet Networks, a leading Telecommunications, Data Connectivity and Security Services provider, is offering FREE audio or video conferencing services to businesses of any size in Ireland completely free of charge for 60 days. To access the free service, companies need to contact Magnet Networks via their website. Louise McKeown, Marketing and Product Director, said: “We
A team of top IT experts have introduced a service that promises to remotely solve most technology issues for home workers or people in isolation – Virtual Support from Magnet Networks has already proved to be a success for clients who are booking calls for older people who may be in isolation and struggling to
Thousands of Irish people could soon be working from home as the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said in a historic speech that remote working should be facilitated where possible. As a result, many companies are now gearing up to prepare their employees for working from home. Magnet Networks has some top tips to ensure
RTÉ has asked a number of its employees to work from home amid concerns about coronavirus. A spokesperson for the State broadcaster yesterday stressed none of its staff is currently self-isolating. “Like every other organisation and business, RTÉ is preparing continuity plans in the event of a wide-scale outbreak of Covid-19 in the community,” the spokesperson