INDUSTRY FOCUS next- generation utility
INDUSTRY FOCUS next- generation utility
Fibre has significant benefits which make it a true value proposition for your business park or residential community.
Today telecommunications are as much part of life as electricity and water. There are many telecommunications operators and service providers to choose from, and many companies can offer you a next-generation broadband network. These broadband networks will connect ultra-high-speed – 1 Gbps and above − to homes, offices and premises around your development, whether business park, residential community or mixed use.
Because computer files are getting larger, the need for more capacity and higher resolutions is increasing rapidly. Low-speed internet gives you poor online connectivity and limits what you can do. With optical fibre your development will enjoy a richer broadband experience and allow your tenants to use high-demand applications such as cloud computing and SaaS( software as a service).
Fibre has significant benefits which make it a true value proposition for your business park or residential community. In residential communities fibre allows us to turn our homes into smart homes and enjoy tripleplay services. With a fibre connection you can download a movie in a matter of seconds, manage your home remotely and maintain real-time video surveillance. Online education allows children to study at the best universities from the comfort of their homes, as if they were right there in the lecture hall.
Access to high-speed broadband fosters a more attractive environment for new home and business owners, and will also motivate others to relocate. As more and more social added-value services( such as business, social, health, education and government services) are offered online, it becomes increasingly important to ensure that your development is fibre-ready.
Fibre networks across South Africa are growing, unlocking new districts to FTTH products and services. Competition between the various network and Internet service providers is rife. This puts pressure on the end user, whether a property developer or home user, who has to take far-reaching decisions that are made more difficult by increasingly intricate terms and conditions