Holding space for CXO collaboration. . .
Better WAN connections/Better ISPs
I have been in remote Northwest Alaska for the last 4 years, came to Wyoming this last August. Could not believe the lack of not just good, but great WAN connections and awesome ISPs. There is no reason for this.
I was above the Arctic Circle, 550 miles northwest of Anchorage, where the only way to get there was by dog sled or plane and the WAN and ISPs are good and that is over satellite. The ISPs actually have full tech support 24/7, with access to the NOC.
Here I am dealing with at least 4 ISPs, and the support is if you can get through, then they cannot actually troubleshoot the problem unless they physically send a tech out.
I was above the Arctic Circle, 550 miles northwest of Anchorage, where the only way to get there was by dog sled or plane and the WAN and ISPs are good and that is over satellite. The ISPs actually have full tech support 24/7, with access to the NOC.
Here I am dealing with at least 4 ISPs, and the support is if you can get through, then they cannot actually troubleshoot the problem unless they physically send a tech out.
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