RSAWEB’s Mobile Data management product enables you to take control of your company’s mobile 3G and LTE data connectivity and costs, giving you fast mobile Internet connectivity anywhere in South Africa, while simultaneously helping your business to cut down on monthly expenses.
Work is no longer a place. With the rise of flexitime, remote working and working from home, the nature of work is changing – becoming more flexible and more collaborative.
As Internet infrastructure and availability becomes faster, more secure and more reliable it is becoming increasingly easier for people to connect with their jobs and work from virtually anywhere in the world. This is changing not only the nature of work, but how we think about the very concept of work itself.
Whether it’s turning on the lights, adjusting the temperature, monitoring the alarm or turning the coffee machine on in the morning, almost anything in your house can now be controlled by your smartphone. We’ve already mentioned many of the ways that the Internet of Things (IoT) is helping the working world, but these apps also clearly show how IoT is also changing our everyday lives. At RSAWEB we love learning about the latest technologies and devices that can help us work and live, and so we took a look at some of the latest apps to help you at home.
Through Mobile Data we enable you to take control of your company’s Mobile 3G and LTE data connectivity costs. At RSAWEB we are constantly striving to improve our products to ensure they fulfil all of your requirements and are easy to manage.
When we initially released our Mobile Data product to the market, we were expecting it to be used almost exclusively for connecting mobile workers such as sales employees to the Internet while they were travelling for their daily jobs. However, since the launch of the product we have been pleasantly surprised with all the creative ways Mobile Data has been used by our customers.
We know how important it is for businesses to stay connected to the Internet. When running a small business however, you may not want or need the Internet infrastructure and capital costs that larger companies require. In South Africa and globally freelancing, entrepreneurs, consultancy and contract work are on the rise, and increasingly small business owners need adaptable Internet packages to suit their work and lifestyles.
You can now catch up on all your favourite sports online without needing to subscribe for expensive television sports subscriptions. By streaming online content or by making use of mobile apps you can now follow all your favourite sports, not missing any of the action or the adrenaline rushes – anytime, anywhere.
Whether you are a hard-core sports fan or just want something interesting to watch while having your morning coffee, there is sure to be a great mobile app to keep you connected to all the latest in sporting action.
Here are some of our favourite sports apps available on Google Android and iPhone:
A fast and reliable Internet connection is critical to a successful business, which is why a number of South Africa’s large corporations and companies have turned to RSAWEB’s City Fibre to guarantee them a fast and sustained connection.
Both ADSL and Fibre connections can be excellent choices for your business, but knowing which option best suits your company’s unique requirements can be difficult. In order to help you better understand your options we thought we’d take you through some of the key differences between Fibre and ADSL connectivity so that you can get a feel for which solution is better for your business.
As you might have already heard, Netflix was released in South Africa this month. Globally Netflix streams about 400 million videos per month so if their success here is anything like the rest of the world we are in for a major shakeup in the market and a change in the way we consume our movies, TV series and documentaries.
For those of you who would like to give Netflix a try we have put together some information about our experience with the 1-month free trial, how the setup process was and general comments on the service itself.
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