Internet service is close to a commodity in the minds of the average residential user, but it is a crucial piece of infrastructure for businesses, so much so that it might as well be considered a utility like electric or water service. And, in fact, some business property owners treat it that way, with business tenants simply getting the cost of a shared service rolled right into the lease. But for the average small-business owner, choosing an Internet provider is yet another headache, so much so that even if the initial choice isn't so great, many businesses will just live with the disadvantages rather than switch.
This Comparison Guide to Bandwidth Suppliers for Small- to Medium-Sized Business should help take some of that headache away. It looks at nine of the largest providers and covers a wide range of bandwidth types, including mobile broadband. This chart should help you narrow down your search and clarify your available options as you make a decision about what bandwidth provider to select and what level of service you need.
