Business Wifi Service Providers

Business Wifi Service Providers

The estimated annual TAM for managed WiFi for small businesses in the US and UK alone is in excess of $3.5B, and service providers are ideally placed to capture this opportunity. There’s an overwhelming preference from small businesses to buy a managed WiFi service from the same service provider that they purchase Internet connectivity from. 

In fact, over 80% of small businesses indicated that they would be likely or very likely to buy managed WiFi from the same service provider that they buy connectivity from.

Mobile Internet use is exploding. Is your WiFi network ready? Eastlink Managed WiFi is an enterprise-grade solution that is ideal for any size business. Trust our expertise in network configuration, marketing, and customer data management to help you maximize your WiFi investment and keep your customers happy.



Service providers have traditionally struggled to serve their huge volume of small business customers with enterprise-grade networking, particularly WiFi. The Meraki cloud-managed architecture provides SPs with the platform to serve their entire customer base, including thousands of small business customers, at a cost which yields a compelling business proposition. Find out about the new entry-level Meraki wireless access points that will allow SPs to serve an even broader range of small business customers.



The benefits with Meraki don’t finish there. Service providers that have sold a Meraki-powered WiFi service can easily upsell customers to premium services such as mobile engagement, custom splash pages, security and custom analytics, but crucially, without the need to add any additional hardware. Meraki has an extensive range of open APIs to allow these zero-touch premium upsell services. Find out more about the possibilities with Meraki APIs here.

Check your speed regularly. Through testing, the FCC found that most major broadband providers have actual download speeds that meet or exceed advertised speeds. But some providers — a few major DSL providers and Viasat’s satellite internet — fell short in testing. To make sure you’re getting what you pay for, find your provider’s specific test site, or use a free testing site like TestMy.net to check your actual speeds. If you’re unhappy with your service, an inadequate speed test provides hard evidence for any complaints you bring up with your ISP.

What Comcast wins in speed, it loses somewhat in customer service and transparency. We weren’t able to find any information on SLAs, but we did find details on contracts and cancellation fees. Customers are locked into 2-year contracts, and the early cancellation fee will demand 75% of your remaining bill. That’s on par with AT&T, but Comcast performed more poorly in customer service scoring: At 2.5/5 with JD Power, and 60/100 from the ACSI, you can expect customer service that’s a little below average in comparison with the other major business internet service providers.

Priyashul Kalia, BCA from Chandigarh University Answered 51w agoI think either you should direct this question to a concerned authority or Directly visit there website or office and inquire.Anyhow, One thing I am sure of is that you will need a licence to be a WiFi service Provider and you can only get it with DoT (Department of telecommunication).I hope now you know where to go.509 Views · Answer requested by Mili Rexhepi

The Meraki MR20 and MR70 access points deliver efficient 802.11ac wave 2 wireless technology with location analytics built-in at a very attractive price point. “The addition of the entry-level MR20 and MR70 access points to our wireless portfolio will allow our service provider partners in particular to create managed WiFi services to appeal to a much broader range of small businesses,” said Raj Krishna, VP of Product Management at Cisco Meraki.

Akshat Rathi, Consultant at Teradata (2017-present)Answered 54w ago Hi That my friend is very noble thought, But if am any where related to Department of telecommunication (Department of Government which deals with Telecommunication) I would be able to answer that.I think either you should direct this question to a concerned authority or Directly visit there website or office and inquire.Anyhow, One thing I am sure of is that you will need a licence to be a WiFi service Provider and you can only get it with DoT (Department of telecommunication).I hope now you know where to go.1k Views · Answer requested by Shahbaaj Attar

Hi That my friend is very noble thought, But if am any where related to Department of telecommunication (Department of Government which deals with Telecommunication) I would be able to answer that.I think either you should direct this question to a concerned authority or Directly visit there website or office and inquire.Anyhow, One thing I am sure of is that you will need a licence to be a WiFi service Provider and you can only get it with DoT (Department of telecommunication).I hope now you know where to go.1k Views · Answer requested by Shahbaaj Attar

HiThat my friend is very noble thought, But if am any where related to Department of telecommunication (Department of Government which deals with Telecommunication) I would be able to answer that.I think either you should direct this question to a concerned authority or Directly visit there website or office and inquire.Anyhow, One thing I am sure of is that you will need a licence to be a WiFi service Provider and you can only get it with DoT (Department of telecommunication).I hope now you know where to go.


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