Sparklight® Business Offers Internet Backup Service to Small, Medium Sized Businesses
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PHOENIX, Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Sparklight® Business today announced the launch of Internet Backup Service – a solution that allows small and medium-sized businesses to keep their internet service, as well as mission-critical devices such as credit card and point-of-purchase machines, operating in the event of a service outage.
Whether it s due to a major disaster, construction-related fiber cut or a simple power outage, internet service disruptions can be costly for businesses. Internet Backup Service is a wireless solution that prevents downtime in the event of a service outage by immediately and seamlessly directing internet traffic to pass along a wireless network.
what is going on and i ll stay on it. thanks so much. be well. we ll take a break. look, what do you do? we re very dependent on government and sometimes too much in these situations. look what happened with 8chan where their backup service said i m not doing work with them anymore. the head of dick s sports was way ahead of the curve and put profits literally on the other side of doing what he felt was right for the people who he shops who shop in his community. let s bring him in next. [farmers bell] (burke) at farmers insurance, we ve seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a three-ring fender bender. (clown 1) sorry about that. (clown 2) apologies. (clown 1) .didn t mean it. (clown 3) whoops. (stilts) sorry! (clowns) we re sorry! (scary) hey, we re sorry! [man screams] [scary screams] (burke) quite the circus. but we covered it. at farmers, we know a thing or two because we ve seen a thing or two.
congress. a report said 30% of calls to the crisis hotline still rolled over to the backup calls. you say the problem now is resolved. does that mean you guarantee when somebody calls the crisis hotline that somebody will answer the phone? somebody will answer the phone. the question is whether it rolls over to a backup service. the backup service are trained responders but they are not v.a. employees. as you mentioned, just several months ago 30% of our calls were rolling over to a backup center. today, that number would be less than 1% so it s not zero, but it literally is a handful. a big picture question with the v.a. what is the problem? my mom worked at the v.a. you work at the v.a. i know that there are a lot of really good devoted people. why are there so many veterans not able to get access to the system and why are there too many, maybe not a tremendous amount, too many who get access
of that. the timeline is very suspicious. you have lois lerner and 10 days after the scandal investigation begins, hard drive crash, the other people s hard drive crash, they get rid of the company, the backup service. these e-mails were subpoenaed in august 2013 and knew they were missing in february of 2014. the irs commissioner said you will get all the e-mails in march of 2014. they didn t tell congress until june this month. exactly. she originally in 2011 asked for her it department. she said, i ve lost some personal data, now, they re saying they have lost e-mails. what is it? personal data or lost e-mails. it seems very suspicious at this point. we ve been talking to a lot of it. t. people. they think they may be retrievable. you ll be back. it s the best country in the world. can t we get the e-mails? and all this reaction of the boehn boehner lawsuit and scandal.
assange in public but his website is still going strong. the founder of wikileaks says he s come under numerous cyberattacks that meant he had to rely on a number of backup service. it was initially running off a server in the u.s. after american companies like you say paypal, amazon, and every dns pulled the plug on their relationships with wikileaks the sites moved to france. the french government stepped in and promises a crackdown which forced him to sweden. now, though, his server in sweden doesn t seem to be working properly, and so its host has said that, too, could be under a cyberattack. it s owned by a swiss company formed two years ago to campaign for freedom of information. if that site does go gown, it s highly likely he ll jump to another host. he has backups all around the world. unbelievable the contingencies he seems to have built into the wikileaks site. i want to go back to dan and