How Service Providers Can Solve In-home WiFi Issues
In-home WiFi produces a high volume of inbound calls and costly truck rolls for Service Providers. Up to 60% of all broadband service calls are related to issues with the WiFi network. These calls cost between $5 and $30 each, and up to 15% of customers need more than...
Cost Effective Troubleshooting of Remote Broadband Locations
Providing Broadband service troubleshooting, diagnostics, and maintenance for remotely located communities has long been a challenge for Service Providers. It’s common that a Field Technician must travel up to 1-3 hours to get to the rural location that needs...
How to Install More Customers and Reduce Truck Rolls
It may sound counter-intuitive, but you really can get more customers installed without sending out more trucks. When you set up your business to work smarter and not harder, you can onboard your new customers faster and save on installation costs. Service Providers...
How Service Providers Can Save WiFi Support Costs with Intelligent Workflows
In these Economic times, it’s important for Service Providers to find smarter solutions to operational challenges. The key lies within optimizing everyday workflows to remove the “work” and freeing up depleted resources while providing better services to your...
Planning for Future Growth: 3 Things Internet Service Providers MUST Consider
The on-going pandemic has highlighted how critical it is for businesses to be able to change and pivot when the marketplace and customer demands change. Most Service Providers are experiencing unprecedented subscriber growth due to the Work from Home environment we...
Eliminate WiFi Troubleshooting Guesswork
Up to 50% of broadband service calls taken by Internet Service Providers today are related to the customer’s home WiFi network. Each of these calls cost you between $5 and $30. And up to 15% of your customers need more than one call to resolve their WiFi issue. These...
Improve Your Customer WiFi Experience Without Maxing Your Resources
Improving your customers’ WiFi experience doesn’t have to require maxing out your resources. In fact, there are ways for you to do more for your customers with less. Which is great news, especially during the current times when resources feel thin, but the demand...
How is MoCA 2.5 Different from MoCA 2.0?
Just like how MoCA 2.0 makes your home Wi-Fi better, . But the difference is that 2.5 offers a lot more. If you are new to MoCA technology, here is a quick recap: MoCA stands for Multimedia over Coaxial Alliance. MoCA technology uses the existing TV cable wiring...