BT Eyes Larger Market Share, Introduces Business Class Fibre Broadband
After recently rolling out its first dedicated consumer fibre product, Infinity, BT has brought out a new fibre broadband service for business use called BT Business Total Broadband Fibre.
The new service promises customers download speeds of up to 40MB and upload speeds of up to 10MB and differs from the Infinity service in so far as it offers traffic priority to users when internet traffic is high.
Another advantage of this service is that it will allow subscribers to use multiple Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), offer improved quality video conferencing and run business-grade cloud applications. BT said its Business Total Broadband Fibre would provide work solutions at home, enabling people to connect with their offices whenever needed.
Nigel Stagg, the Managing Director of BT Business said that a study conducted by the company last year found that nearly 28% of its businesses in the
BT’s business service priced at £30 to £50 a month can be availed in four different plans. A connection fee of £75 is a must, while contract period ranges from a year to two years. All plans carry a BT Business Fibre Hub.
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