Internet and Intranet
The Internet is a network built by connecting a large number of computer networks that do not belong to any entity. It is not managed by any governing body and anyone in the world can participate.
An intranet is a private computer network that uses Internet protocols and network connectivity to securely access and share company information and operations with employees.
Contact NowThe Internet is a global network that connects various electronic devices using the TCP/IP protocol suite. It is a collection of public, private, commercial, academic, and government networks, often called a "network of networks." In contrast, an intranet is a private network used by organizations to manage documents, share information, and collaborate internally. Operating over a local area network (LAN), each device in an intranet is identified by a MAC address. While the Internet is accessible to everyone, access to intranets is restricted to authorized users within the organization.
The number of Internet users is very high. The number of intranet users is limited. The Internet contains many different sources of information. Intranet contains only group specific information. Anyone can access the Internet. An intranet is only accessible to employees or administrators of the organization who have login credentials. It is not as secure as an intranet. An intranet is a secure and confidential network. The Internet is a public network. An intranet is a private network.
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On-time notifications
We're excited to announce that APT is one of the companies to have fully integrated the one-time notification feature for Messenger! It opens a lot of potential for new Messenger campaigns and we can't wait to show it to you.
On-site and remote support
Onsite support is a team embedded in the company's organizational structure. On the other hand, remote support is the control of IT tools that are not physically located inside your company.
24/7 service support
24/7 support means we provide to customers can get help and find answers to questions as soon as they come up—24/7 and in real-time.
FAQ's
Our tech support team is available 24/7 to assist you with any issues you may encounter. We offer support via phone, email, and live chat to ensure you can reach us through your preferred method of communication.
Yes, we guarantee the speeds advertised in our plans. Our service level agreement (SLA) outlines the minimum speeds you can expect, and we constantly monitor our network to ensure we meet these standards.
Yes, we have a comprehensive Service Level Agreement (SLA) that outlines our commitments to service quality, availability, and performance. Our SLA includes guarantees on uptime, speed, latency, and response times for support requests.
Our Mean Time to Repair (MTTR) is typically under 4 hours for critical issues. We prioritize rapid resolution of any service-affecting problems to minimize downtime and ensure continuous connectivity for our customers.
Our support team is based in multiple locations around the world to provide 24/7 coverage. We have main support centers in North America, Europe, and Asia, ensuring that you can always reach a knowledgeable support representative regardless of your time zone.
Our pricing is transparent, and the advertised price includes all standard services. However, there may be additional fees for premium support options, equipment rental, or installation in certain areas. We always disclose any potential additional fees upfront before you commit to our service.
Yes, many issues can be resolved remotely by our expert support team. We use advanced diagnostic tools and remote access capabilities to quickly identify and fix a wide range of problems without the need for on-site visits. This allows for faster resolution times and minimizes disruption to your service.