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Business Network Services - U.S. The Current Analysis Business Network Services - U.S. module covers the rapidly changing telecommunications services markets affected by increasing telecom competition and deregulation. In the U.S. local and long-distance voice and data markets have been opened to a vast host of competitors including regional Bell operating companies (RBOCs), local exchange carriers (LECs), competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs), integrated communications providers (ICPs), inter-exchange carriers (IXCs), and next-generation carriers and service providers. This module focuses on leading and emerging providers of business network services in North America. Coverage areas include: Data Business Network Services – covers the ATM, dedicated internet access, DSL, Frame Relay, Gigabit Ethernet, and IP-VPN markets. Voice Business Network Services – covers business and consumer local exchange and long-distance services.
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Follow the links below to read free newsletters, highlights, analyst news flashes, telebriefing replays, and samples of recent Current Analysis Competitive Intelligence from the Business Network Services - U.S. module. New Edge Networks Launches MPLS CoS Support for ADSL, Delivering on High Expectations - 4/14/2008 CurrentCast: AT&T Bets a Billion Greenbacks on Development and Build Outs - 3/10/2008 Hughes Network Systems Gets Down to Earth with Its Application Optimization Capabilities - 2/25/2008 PAETEC Completes Acquisition of McLeodUSA, Creating One of the Largest U.S. CLECs - 2/8/2008 XO Launches IPfolio, Offering IP Service Enhancements and Simplified Pricing - 1/16/2008 Sprint and Clearwire Dissolve WIMAX Partnership Plan - 11/12/2007 CurrentCast: Verizon Business Reveals Integration Progress and Plans for Global Expansion - 11/7/2007 PAETEC Agrees to Acquire McLeodUSA for a National Footprint through an All-Stock Deal Verizon Business Enhances Hosted IP Centrex with Unified Communications Features Sprint and Clearwire Team for WiMAX Rollout Verizon Business Officially Enters the FMC Fray with PBX Extension and Conferencing Services Covad Launches Unified Messaging Platform from IP Unity Glenayre to Improve ClearEdge Voice Service Towerstream Adds Oakland to Its Roster of Metros Nextlink Enhances Wireless Services Redundancy with Power Backup Options Optimum Lightpath Launches Managed Voice over Metro Ethernet Service Yipes Adds Class of Service Prioritization to Its Global Managed Ethernet Services AT&T Adds IP Toll Free Service for Call Center VoIP Connectivity PAETEC Chooses Visual UpTime Select to Power Its Three Tiers of Monitoring Services Verizon Business Launches 40 Gbps Service from Washington, D.C. to New York AT&T and Cisco Launch 3G WWAN Module for ISR Routers Integra to Acquire Eschelon Telecom, Creating Fourth-largest U.S. CLEC Verizon Business Launches National Ethernet VPLS for Business and Government Customers XO Launches 3 Guarantee Program to Feed Optical Transport Accounts onto its New Network BT Americas' INS Buy Provides Professional Services Boost FREE ADVISORY REPORT Municipal WiFi Prepares to Become a Viable Residential and Business Broadband ChallengeBrian Washburn Anaheim, CA; Philadelphia, PA; Mountain View, CA; Farmers Branch, TX; Tempe, AZ and Vail, CO: What these places have in common is that they are among the cities and towns that have community-wide municipal WiFi services up and running through partnerships with wireless ISPs. The list of communities that have municipal WiFi deployments in progress is much lengthier; more lengthy still is the list of those communities that are currently exploring the viability of bringing in a municipal WiFi service provider partner, and those that offer some public WiFi presence in downtown districts. There are plenty of unanswered questions on whether municipal WiFi is viable and sustainable over the long term. The technology seems best suited for hotspots in public meeting places such as restaurant chains, coffee shops, malls and airports. For wireless public broadband access, mobile wireless (e.g., EV-DO) and WiMAX both seem superior, since they use higher-power infrastructure that supports longer ranges, meaning the service provider needs to deploy and maintain much less equipment. But for a number of reasons, municipal WiFi projects are a competitive threat in both residential and SMB services that competing carriers cannot afford to underestimate.
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