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Ethernet Provisioning: What to expect when you’ve submitted your order #
You recognise the value of Ethernet connectivity to your business and appreciate its technological superiority for your customers, but do you really understand what happens once you’ve submitted your order? Can you answer your customers’ questions on delivery timescales or set expectations about wayleave? If you answered ‘no’ to just one of these questions, then our latest eBook is a must-read.
19 July 2016
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Neil Watson, Head of Service[/caption]
You recognise the value of Ethernet connectivity to your business and appreciate its technological superiority for your customers, but do you really understand what happens once you’ve submitted your order? Can you answer your customers’ questions on delivery timescales or set expectations about wayleave? If you answered ‘no’ to just one of these questions, then our latest eBook is a must-read!
Not only does our Guide to Provisioning detail what we’ll do once you’ve submitted your Ethernet order, it also outlines all of the steps that are taken to successfully implement it - regardless of whether it's a Leased Line, Ethernet in the First Mile (EFM) or Generic Ethernet Access (GEA). Helpfully it also describes anything that could potentially cause a delay, allowing you to set your customers’ expectations from the outset.
Click to download your free copy
Have your say!
How do you manage customer expectations when it comes to Ethernet provisioning and what causes the most headaches? Let us know by leaving a comment below.
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Neil Watson, Head of Service[/caption]
You recognise the value of Ethernet connectivity to your business and appreciate its technological superiority for your customers, but do you really understand what happens once you’ve submitted your order? Can you answer your customers’ questions on delivery timescales or set expectations about wayleave? If you answered ‘no’ to just one of these questions, then our latest eBook is a must-read!
Not only does our Guide to Provisioning detail what we’ll do once you’ve submitted your Ethernet order, it also outlines all of the steps that are taken to successfully implement it - regardless of whether it's a Leased Line, Ethernet in the First Mile (EFM) or Generic Ethernet Access (GEA). Helpfully it also describes anything that could potentially cause a delay, allowing you to set your customers’ expectations from the outset.
Click to download your free copy
Have your say!
How do you manage customer expectations when it comes to Ethernet provisioning and what causes the most headaches? Let us know by leaving a comment below.
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