A vision for partnership
Everyone knows about the evolution and changes that are happening to the small telco industry people live in. Even the largest member of NTCA-The Rural Broadband Association is a small piece of the American telecommunications network. The author doesn't claim to have a crystal ball, but at the...
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| description | Everyone knows about the evolution and changes that are happening to the small telco industry people live in. Even the largest member of NTCA-The Rural Broadband Association is a small piece of the American telecommunications network. The author doesn't claim to have a crystal ball, but at the author's company, they have developed a philosophy that they cannot do it alone. This means that they need to find ways to increase revenues, reduce and/or control expenses and increase their efficiencies. One way to achieved this is by partnering with others. All in the rural telecommunications industry must be willing to look outside the traditional ways of providing unserved and underserved areas with broadband service. |
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