Internet terminology can be a little confusing, so we’re here to help clear some things up about some common phrases and numbers used when measuring internet speed, file size, and how your subscribed speed impacts file download times. A bit (b) is short for binary digit, and bits are most commonly used to measure the rate of data […]
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What Happened at the Annual Meeting? On April 11, DataVision customers, staff and Board of Directors gathered to review the key successes of 2022 and the roadmap for 2023. We always enjoy hearing what customers have to say at these gatherings. If you were unable to join us, here is a recap of the speech […]
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How important is the expansion of broadband to the health of the agriculture industry? The short answer is: very. According to data from the US Department of Agriculture and the American Farm Bureau Federation, domestic farms could contribute up to $23 billion to the U.S. economy each year with the help of precision agriculture technology—but […]
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What makes a home office workable? In an ideal world, you have a designated space in your home in which to work. While it might be necessary for some to operate from their bedrooms or the kitchen table, we don’t advise this solution unless you have no other options. It’s better for your mental health […]
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What’s the difference between Internet and Wi-Fi? Technology can be confusing for many people. And in most casual conversations, losing the distinction between the internet and Wi-Fi doesn’t present much of a problem. But there really is a difference. If you’ve ever paused to wonder about this, let’s take a moment to break it down: […]
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When first ordering broadband service, most people are excited about the speed boost they’re going to experience. They dream about spending less time waiting on downloads, video buffering, or dealing with unexpectedly being disconnected from the internet. But, for some people, that excitement turns to frustration when they discover they’re still experiencing lagging or buffering […]
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