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Re: How does TSI offer unlimited? said by LazMan:Managing a network with 1.9 million end users is challenging... What exactly do you feel they are doing that is "inept" and leading to the "demise of Canada's ability to conduct business"?
Regardless of the size of your network the investment should be along the same lines. Larger networks are often more efficient per user if you do them correctly.
If you are doing it right 0.9M, 1.9M and 10.9M really is not that big of a change if you invest correctly.
Chances are Rogers technical team is 1/3 of the size it should be and network development 5-10 years behind.
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TekSavvy Extreme Cable Pro (Toronto, ON)
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TypeS
join:2012-12-17
London, ON
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| Actually, that is probably not true. It's more likely they drag their feet in upgrading network hardware to add capacity when it's needed in order to maximize profits.
Most NA carriers will upgrade hardware on their networks as late as they can while still continuing to advertise their services at speeds that are oversubscribed. |
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brad
join:2007-09-06
Etobicoke, ON | said by TypeS:Actually, that is probably not true. It's more likely they drag their feet in upgrading network hardware to add capacity when it's needed in order to maximize profits.
Most NA carriers will upgrade hardware on their networks as late as they can while still continuing to advertise their services at speeds that are oversubscribed.
To me that is pretty obvious. |
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yyzlhr
join:2012-09-03
Scarborough, ON
kudos:1 | reply to DarkStar33
said by DarkStar33:Chances are Rogers technical team is 1/3 of the size it should be and network development 5-10 years behind.
In North American standards, the Rogers HFC network is much more advanced than most MSOs on this side of the hemisphere. |
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brad
join:2007-09-06
Etobicoke, ON | said by yyzlhr:In North American standards, the Rogers HFC network is much more advanced than most MSOs on this side of the hemisphere.
Rogers/Shaw and Videotron are doing a pretty good job at downstream speeds but Rogers and more so Shaw are quite weak for upstream speeds. Comcast is the only US MSO that over all is doing a better job. One area they're ahead of everyone else is the push to move customers to their IPTV based infrastructure and according to them their time line is to migrate within the next 3 years. I think that is pretty darn optimistic but we'll see. |
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