Nildram Joins BTWholesales SDSL Trial
Posted: 24th Mar, 2003 By: MarkJ
Nildram has become the latest UK ISP to put its weight behind BTWholesales trial of business broadband SDSL (same speed in both directions) services:
Nildram joins SDSL Trial
SDSL is the Acronym for Symmetric Digital Subscribers Line, the difference compared to ADSL services being that data upload and download speeds are potentially the same, as opposed to lower upload speeds in relation to download with ADSL.
Whilst ADSL services are ideally suited to users who wish to download material at high speed, SDSL services are more suited to business users, particularly SMEs. This is a market in which Nildram has a proven track record for performance and support since the early days of the Internet in the UK.
Nildram have a proven track record of Broadband delivery and have topped the independent performance tests carried out by the ADSLguide for the last six months. Their focus is on understanding potential and existing customers needs, developing services that meet those requirements and deliver what they promise, backed up by first class customer service. These are the attributes that Nildram believe it can apply to ensuring the current BT Wholesale SDSL trial is a success.
The Trial is set to run until 7th August 2003 and Nildram will be publishing details of their service offerings in the near future.
We are pleased to be able to help ensure the success of this important trial by applying our considerable ADSL experience and expertise. We look forward to being able to launch high performance Nildram SDSL services in the future. commented Iain Ogilvie, Marketing Manager at Nildram
For further details and to register your interest, please visit http://www.broadband-sdsl.co.uk
Nildram joins SDSL Trial
SDSL is the Acronym for Symmetric Digital Subscribers Line, the difference compared to ADSL services being that data upload and download speeds are potentially the same, as opposed to lower upload speeds in relation to download with ADSL.
Whilst ADSL services are ideally suited to users who wish to download material at high speed, SDSL services are more suited to business users, particularly SMEs. This is a market in which Nildram has a proven track record for performance and support since the early days of the Internet in the UK.
Nildram have a proven track record of Broadband delivery and have topped the independent performance tests carried out by the ADSLguide for the last six months. Their focus is on understanding potential and existing customers needs, developing services that meet those requirements and deliver what they promise, backed up by first class customer service. These are the attributes that Nildram believe it can apply to ensuring the current BT Wholesale SDSL trial is a success.
The Trial is set to run until 7th August 2003 and Nildram will be publishing details of their service offerings in the near future.
We are pleased to be able to help ensure the success of this important trial by applying our considerable ADSL experience and expertise. We look forward to being able to launch high performance Nildram SDSL services in the future. commented Iain Ogilvie, Marketing Manager at Nildram
For further details and to register your interest, please visit http://www.broadband-sdsl.co.uk
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