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Connectivity Services

The foundation of communications technology.

Meet your ever-increasing bandwidth needs with future-proof business connectivity services that’s fast, reliable and secure.

We work with market-leading providers of data connectivity services to deliver solutions which will unlock your business’ full potential through greater collaborative, home and flexible working.

What is Business Connectivity?

Business connectivity refers to the internet and network infrastructure that allows organisations to communicate, operate and support hybrid work. It includes services such as leased lines, FTTP, Ethernet, MPLS, SD-WAN and copper-based solutions, providing the reliability and bandwidth modern businesses need to stay online.

Fibre Broadband

Fibre broadband that delivers high bandwidth speeds of up to 1Gbps, making it the fastest and most reliable broadband product on the market.
Enjoy guaranteed, symmetrical bandwidth with dedicated internet access. Perfect for businesses needing stable, high-performance connectivity.

MPLS & SD-WAN

MPLS offers reliable, private routing with QoS. SD-WAN provides dynamic, cost-effective management. Secure, flexible connectivity for your multi-site business.

Copper Services

Reliable internet using traditional copper lines, including FTTC and ADSL. Perfect for basic connectivity needs where full fibre isn't available just yet.

Fibre broadband

Fibre broadband that delivers high bandwidth speeds of up to 1Gbps, making it the fastest and most reliable broadband product on the market.
Enjoy guaranteed, symmetrical bandwidth with dedicated internet access. Perfect for businesses needing stable, high-performance connectivity.

MPLS & SD-WAN

MPLS offers reliable, private routing with QoS. SD-WAN provides dynamic, cost-effective management. Secure, flexible connectivity for your multi-site business.

Copper Broadband

Reliable internet using traditional copper lines, including FTTC and ADSL. Perfect for basic connectivity needs where Fibre isn't available.

Business Connectivity Solutions

Connectivity isn’t just about getting online. It’s about ensuring your organisation has the right level of performance, resilience and scalability to support modern applications, cloud services and hybrid working.

Today’s businesses rely on high‑quality connectivity to power essential services such as video collaboration, cloud platforms, secure access, mobile devices, digital communications and business‑critical applications.

At Spectrum, we offer a comprehensive range of business‑grade connectivity solutions tailored to your organisation’s size, locations and digital needs, including:

  • FTTP (Fibre to the Premises)
  • SOGEA (Single Order Generic Ethernet Access)
  • Business Ethernet services
  • EAD & Point‑to‑Point circuits
  • Legacy broadband solutions
  • SD‑WAN
  • MPLS private networking

Whether you need high‑speed internet for a single office or a fully resilient network across multiple sites, we’ll help you choose the right connectivity options to keep your operations running smoothly.

How to Identify Your Business’s Connectivity Needs

A business can determine its connectivity needs by considering several key factors:

1) Number of Devices and Users
Identify how many devices (computers, phones, tablets, IoT devices) and employees will require network access to ensure sufficient bandwidth.

2) Type of Business Operations
Assess the nature of your activities. Data-intensive tasks (like video editing, cloud computing, or large file transfers) require higher speeds and more stable connections.

3) Connectivity Requirements for Cloud Services
If your business relies on cloud applications, a fast and reliable internet connection is essential to prevent downtime and ensure smooth operations.

4) Location and Infrastructure
Determine the availability of different broadband options in your area (fibre, Ethernet, legacy broadband) and consider the physical infrastructure.

5) Future Growth Plans
Choose solutions that can accommodate future expansion without significant overhauls.

6) Security and Reliability
Evaluate the need for secure and resilient connections, especially for sensitive data or critical business functions.

7) Budget and Cost Efficiency
Balance your needs with the available budget, considering both initial setup and ongoing costs.

Conduct an assessment of your current network and consider seeking advice from Spectrum to tailor a solution that best suits your business’s specific requirements.

Would you like a customised connectivity plan based on your business details?

Carriers

Having access to multiple providers, such as Openreach, BT Wholesale, CityFibre, Vodafone, Virgin Media, and many others, gives your business greater independence and resilience.

It ensures reliable connectivity, reduces reliance on a single supplier, and allows you to tailor solutions for optimal performance and value.

Service Reliability

We evidence service reliability and uptime through several key methods.

We provide clear Service Level Agreements (SLAs) that guarantee a specified level of availability. Each product has it’s own SLA and so choosing the right one for your needs is important.

Our suppliers networks are continuously monitoring using advanced tools, allowing us to generate detailed reports on performance and outages. Additionally, we share any maintenance plans and performance statstics, which demonstrate the reliability of your chosen carriers.

We also provide you with access to customer dashboards where you can easily monitor service status and uptime performance at any time, depending on the service you have with us.

Fibre Availability Checker

With BT Openreach’s broadband fiber checker, quickly assess your available fiber options across all locations. Ensure your business stays connected with fast, reliable, and future-proof broadband, and get the support you need to optimize your network coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions

The right connectivity option depends on the size of your team, your reliance on cloud applications, bandwidth requirements, and whether you need guaranteed uptime. FTTP suits smaller teams, while Ethernet and leased lines provide dedicated, uncontended speeds for higher‑demand organisations.
Broadband is shared with other users in the area and speeds can fluctuate, while Ethernet circuits are dedicated, symmetrical and backed by stronger SLAs. Ethernet is ideal for businesses running cloud platforms, UCaaS, CCaaS, or mission‑critical applications.
Requirements depend on how many people are using video calls, cloud services, large file transfers or VoIP/Teams Phone systems. As a guideline, businesses with 20–50 employees typically need FTTP or Ethernet for consistent performance during peak usage.
FTTP and SOGEA can often be activated within 10–20 working days depending on availability. Ethernet circuits typically take 30–90 days due to survey work and physical fibre provisioning. We manage the full process and provide temporary connectivity if needed.
Yes. Real‑time voice and video services and simultaneous calls in a call centre perform best with low latency and guaranteed bandwidth. FTTP can be sufficient for smaller teams, but larger organisations benefit from Ethernet to maintain call quality during busy periods.
Yes. Many businesses use a 4G/5G failover or wireless backup alongside Ethernet or FTTP. This ensures continuity if a local outage occurs and is often essential for contact centres or customer‑facing operations.
SD‑WAN offers more flexibility, easier cloud integration and often lower costs compared to traditional MPLS networks. MPLS may still be suitable for highly regulated environments. We support both and can advise based on your network strategy.

FAQ

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