Showing posts with label Network. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Network. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Putting into Perspective the Importance of a Secure Network....By Way of the NFL.
When the New England Patriots take the field as a team during the season, the only concern of the players is to work together in order to get a win against that day’s opponent. For the New England Patriots as an organization, however, so much more happens behind the scenes leading up to each game than what fans see on the field. From the ownership to jersey sales to television coverage to vending to event security staff, the Patriots are a network that must operate efficiently on every level in order for each game day to occur without a hitch. Can you imagine how disastrous it would be for the entire Patriots’ organization if any aspect of this network just shut down completely? Just like the Patriots as an organization is at its best when their network of staff is working to the best of its ability, so is every company whose business relies on a computer based network. In our increasingly digital world, having a reliable network is more crucial than ever to businesses everywhere. At ACS, we are committed to ensuring that your business’ network is always functioning to full capacity. Our expert staff of technicians works around the clock to help your company meet its networking and data protection needs. Let ACS enable you to relax while you watch your favorite NFL team on Sundays, knowing that your network will be operating at its best when you go back to work Monday morning.
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Thursday, December 31, 2009
AT&T Vs Verizon
AT&T is one of the largest service providers in the telecommunication industry in United States. With more than 150 million customers it is the second largest wireless service provider in United States. It was honored with ‘Technology & Engineering Emmy Awards’ in 2008 for developing the ‘Coaxial Cable Technology’. The company’s range of products includes Telephone, Internet and Television.
AT&T has innumerous network and coverage issues and many of its customers are complaining. Recently it had a coverage issue in New England area when almost 60% of the international calls were shut down. Its long-distance service delivery is very poor in this area and this led many dissatisfied customers, switch to other telecom networks. Some common complaints are call dropping, dead/ no coverage areas; incoming calls go directly to voice mails, overcharges, poor customer service quality and many more. Though its has pros such as flexible plans, excellent data services, coverage on major highways and roadways, however, it still is unable to work well in rural areas and its coverage is really bad in northern New England.
Verizon Communications is one such American broadband and telecommunications company that is taking advantage of the current situation of AT&T. The market opportunity is bright enough for Verizon to grab as much market share as they can and they are putting in efforts well to do so. The high quality of customer service, better network and coverage, cheaper call rates are some of the factors where Verizon is playing to gain market share. According to a research report, Verizon’s ‘Dropped Call’ rate for 90 days is only 2.7% where as AT&T has a 3.6% rate. The customer satisfaction level on the basis of the service deliver is also higher for Verizon being 43% and on the other hand AT&T has only 29%.
AT&T even though is having coverage issues; it still has an important share in the market. The main reason for that is: The Apple iPhone. But customers cannot do without proper coverage. They will soon switch to other networks. Thus, the company is finding ways to satisfy their customers. Recently, AT&T released free application to report network problems. Just like we report crashes in Windows or Mac OS X, we can now mark the spot where and what network problems we faced and submit it so that it can be reviewed and rectified by the company.
If you travel a lot, then AT&T can be very annoying, but if you stay in an area where coverage is good, then you must opt for AT&T. You can see the coverage of AT&T’s network in your location by entering your area in this website:
http://www.wireless.att.com/coverageviewer/#?type=voice
When two large telecom companies compete with each other, the result is always excellent. The one who will benefit is the customer. Verizon and AT&T are trying their best to win the loyalty of their customers. Hence, an excellent product and a fantabulous service experience can be expected soon.
- Brian Kingsley, Director of Technical Services, ACS Services, Boston
AT&T has innumerous network and coverage issues and many of its customers are complaining. Recently it had a coverage issue in New England area when almost 60% of the international calls were shut down. Its long-distance service delivery is very poor in this area and this led many dissatisfied customers, switch to other telecom networks. Some common complaints are call dropping, dead/ no coverage areas; incoming calls go directly to voice mails, overcharges, poor customer service quality and many more. Though its has pros such as flexible plans, excellent data services, coverage on major highways and roadways, however, it still is unable to work well in rural areas and its coverage is really bad in northern New England.
Verizon Communications is one such American broadband and telecommunications company that is taking advantage of the current situation of AT&T. The market opportunity is bright enough for Verizon to grab as much market share as they can and they are putting in efforts well to do so. The high quality of customer service, better network and coverage, cheaper call rates are some of the factors where Verizon is playing to gain market share. According to a research report, Verizon’s ‘Dropped Call’ rate for 90 days is only 2.7% where as AT&T has a 3.6% rate. The customer satisfaction level on the basis of the service deliver is also higher for Verizon being 43% and on the other hand AT&T has only 29%.
AT&T even though is having coverage issues; it still has an important share in the market. The main reason for that is: The Apple iPhone. But customers cannot do without proper coverage. They will soon switch to other networks. Thus, the company is finding ways to satisfy their customers. Recently, AT&T released free application to report network problems. Just like we report crashes in Windows or Mac OS X, we can now mark the spot where and what network problems we faced and submit it so that it can be reviewed and rectified by the company.
If you travel a lot, then AT&T can be very annoying, but if you stay in an area where coverage is good, then you must opt for AT&T. You can see the coverage of AT&T’s network in your location by entering your area in this website:
http://www.wireless.att.com/coverageviewer/#?type=voice
When two large telecom companies compete with each other, the result is always excellent. The one who will benefit is the customer. Verizon and AT&T are trying their best to win the loyalty of their customers. Hence, an excellent product and a fantabulous service experience can be expected soon.
- Brian Kingsley, Director of Technical Services, ACS Services, Boston
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AT and T,
Communication,
Coverage,
Issues,
Network,
Telecommunication,
Verizon,
Wireless
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