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| Small businesses 'confused by broadband limits' |
| Tuesday Oct 28, 2008 filed under : Telecoms News |
Nearly nine in ten (86 per cent) broadband users are still not clear about the limits imposed on their service, it has been revealed.
That is one of the findings of a new report by financial comparison site uSwitch.com, which also found that some 56 per cent of major broadband providers are willing to disconnect individuals or businesses using their connection "excessively".
As more businesses deploy bandwidth-heavy hosted business telecoms solutions, there is a growing danger that they will reach or exceed their broadband usage limits.
"Broadband companies should not be allowed to class their packages as unlimited if they are not," said Tim Wolfenden, head of communications at uSwitch.com.
"Providers are confusing consumers to the extent that broadband users do not even know if they are exceeding a user limit."
Earlier this month, analyst Screen Digest warned that rapidly rising internet traffic and increasing price competition could result in a number of internet service providers going out of business, something that would limit the amount of choice that businesses have when choosing a broadband supplier.
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| Broadband subscriptions 'remain strong' |
| Monday Oct 27, 2008 filed under : Telecoms News |
| News brought to you by Primus Virtual Phone; a professional phone system built for the smaller business.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 read more |
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| Mobile broadband standards consolidating |
| Monday Oct 27, 2008 filed under : Telecoms News |
| News brought to you by Primus Virtual Phone; a professional phone system built for the smaller business.With so many competing mobile standards entering the wireless broadband market, it can be difficult for smaller enterprises to know which type of service will best suit their business telecoms needs.But according to a new report from In-Stat, the abandonment of ultra-mobile broadband (UMB) has consolidated the market, restricting it to a straight-up dogfight between long term evolution (LTE) and WiMax.read more |
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| Businesses 'desire the same mobile features' |
| 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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| Technology 'replacing travel for businesses' |
| 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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