The Food is Fast. The Wi-Fi Might Not Be.
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Fast-Food Chains Take a Differing Approaches to Customer Wi-Fi: Ookla
Ookla said Wednesday that based on its Speedtest sampling, Wi-Fi is inconsistent at quick-service restaurants in the U.S. A top tier of establishments provides a "consistently usable" Wi-Fi experience, led by Panera Bread (94.4% of the time), Pizza Hut (86%)...
Need Fast Wi-Fi With Those Fries? Ookla Benchmarks Top Fast Food Chains
Ookla, the network intelligence company behind the ever-popular Speedtest.net, has just posted up a fascinating blog post that will be of particular interest to anyone who travels a lot and has to work remotely from fast food restaurants. The post, titled "The Food is Fast. The Wi‑Fi Might Not Be." reveals Wi-Fi performance metrics captured
The Food is Fast. The Wi-Fi Might Not Be.
The balancing act between lingering customers and turning tables means that providing blazing-fast Wi-Fi speeds isn’t the goal for customer connectivity in fast food restaurants. Is a fast food restaurant a place to eat, or a place to sit? For decades most of the industry answered that with hard plastic seats, bright overhead lighting, tables […] Read the full article The Food is Fast. The Wi-Fi Might Not Be. on Ookla®.
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