Cellular Based Systems

What is a cellular backed system
At the core of a cellular-backed system, supplied by ‘Hipocti’, is a process for integrating alternative devices, routes and other components, which operate on the cellular network, into the business’s network. A cellular backup system is sometimes referred to as a disaster recovery plan because it helps you strengthen various aspects of the network to minimize the chances of errors, damage or outages. With cellular network redundancy, you take practical measures to ensure that the network remains active, at all times, for employees and customers

The advantages of a cellular backed system

Improves business continuity Implementing a cellular backed up system allows your business to protect your data against network failures. This involves switching to an alternate network device or connection when a network failure occurs to keep the business online. These backup mechanisms guarantee that your business will continue to provide service to customers even in the event of a network failure

Saving time and money
Unexpected network failures can cost your business, directly and indirectly, by increasing the time and financial resources you invest in repairing the network failure. With a mobile-backed system, you can direct your business’s revenue, employees and time to more valuable pursuits. Cell-backed networks allow a business to increase the speed of its systems. This is because the redundancy plan provides multiple paths to access data, meaning companies can maintain high speeds even with high volumes of traffic on their websites or apps. Network redundancy creates alternative routes for people to access information, preventing slow speeds

Increases network activity time
Network uptime refers to how long the business’s network remains operational. The longer the network’s uptime, the more easily, quickly and reliably customers and employees can access the company’s network. A cellular-backed system is an essential assessment, especially for organizations that offer services 24 hours a day, such as banks and hospitals. Because a cellular-backed system uses multiple network data access points, it helps ensure it stays up

Improves company security
Cellular backed up systems help protect a company against physical damage to the network, such as a natural disaster or theft. You can better protect your organization from cybersecurity threats because mobile-backed systems allow businesses to store data in secure clouds or drives that ensure recovery in the event of a cyber attack or disastery