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SkyPipes' Economics Are Compelling |
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- Low start-up costs (less than $50k)
- Affordable for serving multiple small communities
- No expensive spectrum licenses required
- No special "craft" skills required by installers
- Compatible with existing network management systems
- Subscriber nodes are self-provisioning
- Network self-heals if nodes fail--reducing network down-time and subscriber complaints
- Highly reliable performance because of dynamically adaptive grid--means minimal service calls
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- Supports tiered service levels and multiple pricing plans
- Symmetrical data speeds support outbound services (e.g. consumer hosted websites, peer-to-peer rich media transfers, etc.)
- Built-in QoS supports VoIP services natively (competes directly with Vonage supports Skype with very high quality)
- Built-in Streaming QoS supports HD IPTV natively (Anchor Points can be equipped to store and forward all video content on-demand)
- Up to 30 Mbps, symmetrical performance, allows for premium rates (these speeds are not acheivable by any other technology except fiber to the home)
- Return on invested capital in 10 to 18 months (depending on services and pricing offered)
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Competitive Benefits: |
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- Faster speeds than cable, DSL, cellular, WiMax or WiFi mesh
- More reliable than cellular, WiMax or WiFi mesh
- Guaranteed QoS performance
- Much lower infrastructure cost than cable, DSL, Cellular, or WiMax
- No federal, state or municipal approvals required to deploy
- Can serve small communities not economically viable for other technologies.
- Can cover suburban communities with low housing densities not practical for WiFi mesh
- Steerable beam antennas mean no unserviceable "dead zones" (can service all requests for service within a served area)
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