Sentence examples for manage broadband from inspiring English sources

Although Redback's hardware is cutting edge, it's the company's software that appeals to service providers because it lets them easily set up, bill for and manage broadband accounts.

Its service automation software lets end users and service providers turn on, change, and manage broadband services without human intervention on the service provider side.

Early this afternoon Y Combinator released a letter, written by its own Alexis Ohanian, calling on the FCC to abandon its current plan to pursue net neutrality regulation under Section 706 of the Telecommunications Act, and instead work to manage broadband providers under Title II of the  Communications Act.

Data caps are a blunt way of managing broadband.

DCMS has told councils that they must get detailed lists from BT, explaining exactly how many people will be deployed to project-manage broadband rollout.

WASHINGTON -- The House of Representatives approved a measure on Friday that would prohibit the Federal Communications Commission from regulating how Internet service providers manage their broadband networks, potentially overturning a central initiative of the F.C.C. chairman, Julius Genachowski.

If completed, Google, whose Android operating system powers many Verizon wireless phones, would agree not to challenge Verizon's ability to manage its broadband Internet network as it pleased.

In such a world, the communications giants that operate wide-area networks may very likely become controlling partners, if not the outright owners, of localized Wi-Fi networks in order to manage their broadband business efficiently.

"The question of how to make money from broadband is a common topic in operator board rooms at the moment," said Boudewijn Pesch, managing director in Singapore at Acision, a company in Britain whose software helps operators manage their broadband traffic and regulate speeds among users.

Hybrid also shines in areas like security and the ability to manage wireless broadband networks.

First, there's the issue of quality control: Wireless carriers can't manage the wireless broadband connections supplied by Internet service providers.