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| Broadband subscriptions 'remain strong' |
| Monday Oct 27, 2008 filed under : Telecoms News |
The increasing popularity of online applications and internet video is encouraging businesses all over the world to adopt new broadband subscriber lines, it has been revealed.
According to a report from In-Stat, more than 80 million new broadband subscriptions were signed in the last 12 months
Some of these could be accounted by companies upgrading to a faster line to improve the quality of their hosted business telecoms.
The analyst learned that fixed digital subscriber lines (DSL) are still the most popular mode of broadband, accounting for 55 per cent of all new lines.
Mike Paxton, analyst at In-Stat, explained that growing demand for online services was driving adoption of "fatter pipes".
In September 2008, there were 452 million broadband subscribers around the world - a figure that the research company predicts will rise to 876 million by 2012.
It also noted that DSL, cable modem and mobile wireless services accounted for 93 per cent of all global broadband access at the beginning of the year.
Earlier this month, network perimeter tester NTA Monitor urged businesses to ensure that they properly configure their systems when installing VoIP, or risk exposing themselves to security threats.
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| Sunday Oct 26, 2008 filed under : Telecoms News |
| News brought to you by Primus Virtual Phone; a professional phone system built for the smaller business.Mobile business telecoms requirements are remarkably similar among different companies around the world, it has been claimed.According to ABI Research, business customers in seven industrialised countries place the highest premium on Bluetooth, speakerphone and voice-activated dialing when shopping for new mobile phones.read more |
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| Friday Oct 24, 2008 filed under : Telecoms News |
| News brought to you by Primus Virtual Phone; a professional phone system built for the smaller business.Business telecoms solutions have become an attractive and viable alternative to travel for many companies, it has been claimed. According to the Business Travel magazine, companies are increasingly utilising advanced telecommunications solutions to cut down on the escalating costs of travel.read more |
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| SMEs could be faced with less broadband choice |
| Thursday Oct 23, 2008 filed under : Telecoms News |
| SMEs could be faced with less broadband choiceNews brought to you by Primus Virtual Phone; a professional phone system built for the smaller business.Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) could soon find themselves with fewer options when selecting a broadband supplier, if new research is to be believed.read more |
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| Faster networks soon on offer |
| Thursday Oct 23, 2008 filed under : Telecoms News |
| News brought to you by Primus Virtual Phone; a professional phone system built for the smaller business.Small enterprises will soon be able to take advantage of faster business telecoms across their networks thanks to the ongoing development of new Ethernet standards.According to a report from Infonetics Research, ten gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) is currently the quickest standard readily available to businesses.read more |
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