We have developed two new Ethernet locator and pricing tools.
ShopForEthernet.com allows you to enter your buildings address in a form see a map with your location along with markers of surrounding buildings who have been "lit" by the major ethernet service providers. This is valuable for business who are looking to move into a building with existing Ethernet facilities.
Shop4Enet.com offers the same building locator service plus a no cost consultation that will help you find the most reliable Ethernet service providers available in your building and help you determine the best plan for your businesses needs.
Both websites represent the most reliable providers available. Such as Telnes, Nuvox, Cavalier, Time Warner and several others.
ShopForEthernet.com allows you to enter your buildings address in a form see a map with your location along with markers of surrounding buildings who have been "lit" by the major ethernet service providers. This is valuable for business who are looking to move into a building with existing Ethernet facilities.
Shop4Enet.com offers the same building locator service plus a no cost consultation that will help you find the most reliable Ethernet service providers available in your building and help you determine the best plan for your businesses needs.
Both websites represent the most reliable providers available. Such as Telnes, Nuvox, Cavalier, Time Warner and several others.
Labels: Ethernet Service, Nuvox, Shop4Enet.com, ShopForEthernet.com, Telnex
posted by Michael @ 6:52 PM
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At 8:36 AM,
Mark Allen said…
Doug Allen of Vertical Systems writes....If you’re looking for a narrow snapshot of the overall health of business telecom, you might want to check out a recent research report from Vertical Systems Group. In a report entitled “U.S. Access Landlines Connect 5.3 Million Business Sites,” lead author and VSG Principal Rick Malone finds that the number of business customers with landline connections at their U.S. sites has increased by nearly 700,000 lines over the past five years to the aforementioned 5.3 links. That’s a net increase of about 7 percent over that period.
However, as reported elsewhere, the trend towards growth in broadband access lines has started to reverse itself over the last four to five months. Malone has been quoted predicting a “moderate downturn,” though “not a huge disastrous” one in business broadband access.
The decline in business access lines is largely due to office/site closings, especially among financial services companies, according to Malone, who feels businesses are likely only to add access lines where deployments are already in progress or new access lines will bring near-term savings over the existing plant. Examples include legacy network (Frame Relay and ATM) convergence and migration to an IP VPN or Ethernet VPLS transport.
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