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Service Types and Features. Service Plans TELUS Workplace as a Service Basic is available in the following service plans: TELUS Workplace as a Service Basic 75 75 TELUS Workplace as a Service Basic 150 150 TELUS Workplace as a Service Basic 300 300 TELUS Workplace as a Service Basic 1Gb 940 part of TELUS Workplace as a Service Basic. Further detail on these service elements and features is provided below. High Speed Internet Access (HSIA) An unmanaged broadband access service which provides connection to the Internet from your location. Business Wi-Fi A service which provides high speed Wi-Fi access for your employees and guests. The Wi-Fi access point devices may be accessed remotely. One access point is included with the service enabling you to have up to 2 public or private Wi-Fi networks configured for a medium density environment. Internet Security A firewall which is remotely deployed and provisioned. Unified Collaboration (also called Business Connect™) Voice communication services which enable you to manage calls and collaborate across locations using audio and video conferencing through multiple devices. One user license is included with the service. Service Desk Service support via a 24x7x365 bilingual (French and English) service desk. White Glove Installation On-site installation services provided by a qualified TELUS technician, including installing inside wiring from the HSIA router to the Wi-Fi access point device. Online Portal A customer portal which enables you to configure and view service availability and network performance reports. The portal also allows read access to the TELUS cloud dashboard which enables you to perform real time service monitoring & reporting. The table in the Service & Charges Summary section of this agreement sets out the service plan and standard service elements and features selected by you. TELUS Workplace as a Service Basic 75 HSIA 25 Download 25 Upload 5 HSIA Fibre 25 Download 25 Upload 25 HSIA 50 Download 50 Upload 10 HSIA 75 Download 75 Upload 15 HSIA Fibre 75 Download 75 Upload 75 TELUS Workplace as a Service Basic 150 HSIA 100 Download 100 Upload 20 HSIA 150 Download 150 Upload 25 HSIA Fibre 150 Download 150 Upload 150 TELUS Workplace as a Service Basic 300 HSIA Fibre 300 Download 300 Upload 300 TELUS Workplace as a Service Basic 1Gb HSIA Fibre 750 Download 750 Upload 750 HSIA Fibre 1Gb Download 940 Upload 940 The actual speed of your HSIA access may vary depending on technology used, server configurations, network congestion, usa...
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