Your office is the hub of your enterprise: You might be a law practice that shares files, a retail operation that utilizes POS systems or a large accounting firm that needs to share databases. Your primary Internet connection is responsible for granting access to data to all of your sites. This is true whether you have 3 sites or 2000 places. If your circuit goes done, what happens next? Would it cause mere annoyance or utter disaster? How much work, if any, can be done by your remote locations? Can they take or process any orders at all? Share information? It is important that prior to choosing a solution, you understand the true needs and requirements of your particular organization. You might have hundreds and hundreds of loyal customers. Perhaps you are a software company running a hosted solution they all rely on. Maybe you offer a service that allows other systems use an application program interface (API) to communicate with you to collect information and data. You may find that they are unable to reach or connect with your business servers. How will repeated outages affect your customers? Will they remain customers?