By Staff writer
As Valentine’s Day approaches, it calls to mind the qualities we look for in an enduring relationship; trust, security and integrity. Those same qualities will make us fall in love with WiFi.
June 2016 saw the CMA call for Brits to change banks following concerns that the big four dominated the market and that customers were loyal despite bad history. But this unusual concept isn’t the preserve of finance. We don’t like switching broadband providers either.
When it comes to telecom companies, none feature as prominently in the news as BT. But after taking constant hits about its lack of broadband investment and alleged poor customer service, it seems BT is at least trying to get Openreach in order.
A lack of good broadband often hinders growth and companies” ability to support new contracts and associated data exchanges, FarrPoint exclaimed. But we could be on the verge of change.
Many have put to question whether Britain would remain a world power after leaving the European Union, with one MD believing broadband could be the deciding factor.
Yorkshire unicorn Anaplan unveils that broadband issues in Britain, particularly in rural areas, could potentially have a wider impact beyond its UK team.
BT recently announced changes customers won’t be too happy about and it involves a broadband price hike.
By Staff writer
Is BT a service provider, or an infrastructure owner” Failure to properly deal with this question during its privatisation in 1984 has been a source of numerous allegations by rivals about margin squeeze and unfair cross subsidisation, particularly over unbundling the local loop. True and effective competition within the UK telecoms market is not possible without a network in third party ownership.
By Staff writer
Stephen Chadwick, managing director EuroNorth of Dassault Syst?mes, looks at the business value of hyperconnectivity and offers some guidance on its deployment to achieve sustainable enterprise wide innovation.
By Staff writer
As part of the Business Broadband section we’re introducing our resident troubleshooter, who will not only be writing advice articles on how you can make the best of the broadband you have, but also take on business broadband questions from the public.
