Bandwidth on demand

[rpm]

Bandwidth on demand

Neotel promises bandwidth when you need it most

 

[Rabbit7766]

This is how all ISP's / Telecoms should sell services. This is how it is done in Europe, and it works VERY well.

 

[Johand]

and then letting us manage their peak requirements,” he concludes.

Yay... it finally looks like we are going to be saved from YouTube 10 o' clock.

I really like the idea in principle but it would mean more management business' side. People will consume bandwidth until it is exhausted - if you give them a bigger pipe they will use it and so the average, and cost, will rapidly rise. Unless Neotel plans some very good management tools from their side.

 

[spacemuis]

With all due respect to Mr Mattiello, he is mixing his metaphors a little.

His proposed new service offering is not comparable to buying a Ferrari versus buying a smaller car for more common use. I'd say a better analogy is that he is replacing the buying model with a rental model. So it's more like: you rent a car based on your expected usage for the foreseeable future, and can up/downgrade to a different car at a day's notice if your requirements change...

 

[Tns]

ok so when can i actually get it then?