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Starlink Mini vs V4: Will it work for you?

Compact, portable, and affordable, SpaceX’s new dish, the Starlink Mini, is billed as a game-changer for companies offering mobile or moving services.

Return on investment (ROI) is arguably the most critical performance metric for business decision-makers to measure success over time. Reliable connectivity, or rather the lack of it, is one of the biggest factors that can influence ROI. Service downtime and slowdowns seriously impact both the user experience and revenue. 

According to a study by IBM Global Services, the average revenue cost due to an unexpected or unplanned application outage is over $400,000 per hour. Even more alarming is the fact that 35% of the organizations surveyed reported that outages occur on a monthly basis.

Technologies change, but our goal has not. Venn’s work on enabling the potential of a truly connected world started ten years ago.

All aboard! We’re creating reliable train connectivity and enabling new onboard services – so take that trees and tunnels!

James Webster shares insights from the field on how Peplink’s integration with Starlink is making connectivity more accessible and useful than ever.

The wait is over: Starlink’s V4 “Standard” is now available to enterprises worldwide.

The V4 is a significant leap forward, says Venn Telecom CTO Martin Langmaid, as it enables cost-effective deployments on a large scale where it wasn’t possible before.

In today's interconnected world, reliable communication is paramount. However, when a critical communication line lacks a wireless backup, a myriad of problems can arise. Let's explore the key challenges organisations face without this crucial redundancy and how they can mitigate them.

When considering options for seamless global connectivity, roaming sim cards offer a simple solution and stable high-speed options. So why are many businesses not investigating them first?

Pierre-Gilles Dehaye, Venn CEO, looks at the evolution of 5G technology.

Reliable internet is crucial when dealing with real-time data – and we're all using real-time data now, as our CTO Martin Langmaid explains. So what do businesses do when their connectivity options have traditionally been limited?