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Vodacom Business has expanded its Long Term Evolution (LTE) offering to cater for small businesses in South Africa with Vodacom Broadband Connect LTE

Broadband Connect LTE is a fixed wireless broadband technology created to provide internet access via a Wi-Fi router to personal computers, laptops, tablets and mobile phones, Vodacom Business said. 

According to the enterprise division of Vodacom Group, the service has been created to support companies with no more than four employees.

The company stated that the product is set to provide cheap access to high speed connectivity in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town.

“To thrive in today’s competitive environment, businesses need to be scalable, connected and responsive. Broadband Connect LTE enables small businesses to be ready businesses by providing high quality broadband connectivity to increase workforce productivity, improve customer relationships and support collaboration with colleagues, suppliers and partners – the core tenets of a Ready Business,” said Ermano Quartero, managing executive for products and services at Vodacom Business.

Vodacom Broadband Connect LTE is available on different monthly allowance plans as either a 12 or 24 month contract, it said.

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