With all of the advancements in hardware and software, and prices that will only drop in the future, no is the time to take a University or College town wireless.  Currently, the same wireless broadband infrastructure allows VoIP (Voice over IP), thus eliminating the need for a telephone carrier, and in coming years, video and movie feeds will replace cable access in homes and offices.   Now is the time to implement the last infrastructure that you will need.

Wireless broadband companies are popping up all across the world.  In fact, there are more upstarts in India, Australia, Malaysia, and other remote locations than exist in the United States.  The yet untapped national rural market (unreachable by traditional land lines) consists of 300,000+ rural communities in the Unites States alone (as defined as having less than 50,000 citizens in the townships).  This untapped market has several opportunities when paired with a medium to large sized learning institution (5000+ students).  In addition to its infancy, the entire ISP market in the United States in 2003 was valued at $37 Bn (according to International Data Corporation (IDC). 


The Industry According to the Gartner Group and Insight Reports (2003):

· The number of hotspot Wi-Fi users will “rise to 30 million, up from 9.3 million last year”.

· Chipmakers and manufacturers are enabling wireless usage as a standard feature.  “More than half of notebook PCs used by businesses will have Wi-Fi capabilities”.

· By the end of 2004, “the 29,000 hotspots in North America today will leap to more than 50,000.“Wi-Fi service revenues will grow at a CAGR of 52.6% from about $2.3 billion in 2003 to $19.1 billion in 2008”. 

Now that you have seen the future of high-speed services, and its progression as a new global standard, are you ready to grasp your hometown's destiny?  Call us at 706-302-9956, or email us at info@wirelesshometown.com