The document discusses broadband internet options for small businesses in Dun Laoghaire. It outlines the various distribution methods including DSL, fiber optic, wireless, and satellite. It then reviews the major internet providers in the area and the types of connections they offer. After comparing the features, costs, and constraints of offerings from providers like Eircom, UPC, Vodafone and Digiweb, the author decides that UPC's fiber connection will best suit their business needs due to its high speeds and lack of data caps.
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2. WHAT’S THE SITUATION?
I want to start up an small business in
my locality, a vital part of which is my
internet access.
It must be speedy, reliable and cost
effective, so what are my options?
3. GLOSSARY OF KEY DEFINITIONS
MODEM – A device that modulates
and demodulates an analog carrier
signal to encode digital information.
Mb – Unit for measuring information, 1
million bytes.
Gb – Unit denoting 1 billion bytes.
4. DISTRIBUTION METHODS
Wired Broadband
(A)DSL – Digital Subscriber Line: Internet
connectivity is delivered on high frequency
telephone line, the signal is then filtered
between the phone and modem.
Pros and Cons:
Pro: Greatest infrastructure, majority of
buildings have copper wire already installed.
Con: It’s wired! Peaks at about 20mbps.
5. DISTRIBUTION METHODS
Fibre Optic / Cable
Currently at speeds of 100Mbps. Google
are currently developing 1Gbps fibre wire
broadband.
Pros and Cons:
Pro: Ultra fast download speeds.
Con: Majority of buildings have no fibre optic
cables installed.
6. DISTRIBUTION METHODS
Wireless – WiMax and Wi-Fi
Current peak at approx 70mbps. Can cover
a radius of 50km.
Pros and Cons:
Pro: Wireless, from provider, not just from
modem.
Con: Can offer high speed over short distance
or low speed over long distance but not both.
7. DISTRIBUTION METHODS
Satellite
Expected to be capable of 1.2gbps speeds
by 2015 with the planned COMMStellation.
Pros and Cons:
Pro: Global access.
Con: Subject to weather conditions.
8. WHO ARE THE MAJOR PROVIDERS?
Majors Minors
UPC O2
Vodaphone BT
Imagine Magnet
IrishBroadband UTV Internet
Eircom Digiweb
Onwave
9. SO, WHO CAN GIVE ME ACCESS?
The providers to the greater
Dun Laoghaire are:
1. Eircom
2. Digiweb
3. UPC
4. Vodaphone
5. Imagine
6. Onwave
10. WHAT MEANS DO THEY USE?
WIRED:
DSL
1. Eircom
2. Digiweb
3. Vodafone
12. WHAT MEANS DO THEY USE?
WIRELESS:
1. Imagine
2. Digiweb
13. WHAT MEANS DO THEY USE?
SATELLITE:
1. Digiweb
2. Onwave
14. WHO DO I GO WITH? A ROUNDUP OF THE
BEST OFFERS.
Ihave decided that I want high speed
access at an affordable price without
compromising on quality. I also want to
take care of my home phone needs at
the same time and preferably have no
download cap. So given that criteria,
what offers/bundles will I consider?
16. Vodafone “Ideal + Talk Off-
Digiweb “Talk Xtra”
peak”
Features: 8mb speed Features: Free
DSL, free calls to Irish installation, 8mb speed,
and UK landlines and unlimited off-peak calls to
mobiles. Irish landlines, 200 off-
Costs: Free connection, peak mins on weekdays
€59.95 monthly. Total to Vodafone mobiles.
€59.95. Costs: €48 monthly.
Constraints: ‘fair use’ Constraints: Contract
1,500 phone mins per duration 1 year, 300gb
month, 150gb cap. cap
17. THE DECISION
Onwave „Ten +‟ has phone included, but
the 25gb data transfer limit is a big draw
back. It is also the most costly installation
and monthly option.
UPC „Fibre Power 50Mb‟ boasts an
impressive 50mb speed and (officially) no
data transfer limit. It also includes phone
services and the website has confirmed that
it is available in my locality.
18. THE DECISION
Digiweb „Talk Xtra‟ has free installation and
a monthly cost of €59.95, making it one of
the more affordable options. It also has an
acceptable data transfer limit of 150gb. It is,
however, joint slowest in terms of download
speed at 8mb.
Vodafone „Ideal + Talk Off-peak‟ is also
limited to 8mb. The €48 monthly fee makes
it the cheapest option, however, there is a 1
year contract with this option.
19. THE FINAL DECISION
After weighing the options in front of me, I
have come to the decision that my young
business will be using UPC as our internet
provider.
It is only second best in terms of cost but it
offers unrivalled speeds and given the
demand for improving fibre optic
infrastructure, this seems like a choice that
could well prove its worth in the long run.
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http://www.bonkers.ie/compare-broadband/dublin-
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http://www.onwave.ie/packages/broadband
UPC, Fibre Power 50Mb,retrieved 27th Oct 2011 from,
http://www.upc.ie/deals/broadbandandphone/fibrepow
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2011 from,
http://www.digiweb.ie/business/products/voice/
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