Connectivity for a Cause

Connectivity for a Cause

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. As December brings in chilly temperatures, festive lights, hot chocolate and time spent with family and friends, it is also a time to be thankful and more importantly, give back to others. Around the holidays many charities and organizations host events and drives to help those in the community who need it most. At One Ring Networks, philanthropy has always been one of our top priorities. In fact, for the fourth year in a row, we are happy to be donating Internet service to the Dallas-Forth Worth Toys for Tots. (more…)

The Increasing Power of Wi-Fi at Sporting Events

The Increasing Power of Wi-Fi at Sporting Events

While it may be getting colder outside, the NFL and college football seasons are heating up. Football fans are gearing up for playoff season, anxiously awaiting which team will end up going all the way to the championship. To the fans, game day is an opportunity to spend the afternoon or evening with approximately 80,000 or more of their “closest” friends. So, in recent years, why are more and more fans willing to pass up the in-person game experience in return for spending game days in sports bars or even their own living rooms? – connectivity. (more…)

Hard Hats and Remote Offices in Need of Flexibility

Hard Hats and Remote Offices in Need of Flexibility

Over the past year, we’ve watched our nation’s economy bounce back and land on its feet. This rebound has coincided with new construction projects across the country, including two of our major markets: Atlanta and Dallas. It may seem as though there’s a new shopping mall, skyscraper, or hospital going up everywhere you look. While this economic boom and increase in real estate development point to brighter days ahead, cranes, remote offices and manpower are not the only components needed to complete a construction project, let alone, allow these businesses to open their doors to the public. In fact, the...

From Textbooks to the Internet: Technology in the Classroom

From Textbooks to the Internet: Technology in the Classroom

The days of chalk and a blackboard are long gone in America’s schools thanks to a new breed of classroom technology. Blackboards are replaced by interactive whiteboards, and chalk is replaced by laptops and tablets. In fact, The Institution of Education Sciences reports that in 2009, the ratio of students to computers in the classroom was 5.3 to 1 and that number has only decreased since then. In an effort to help schools access the Internet quickly, federal government incentives have allowed districts such as Cobb Country Schools receive discounts up to 90% for connectivity, making relationships with flexible providers...

Lights, Camera, BANDWIDTH!

Lights, Camera, BANDWIDTH!

From reality television to blockbuster movies, the entertainment industry has something to offer everyone. When people discover a production is being shot and filmed close to their vicinity, it is easy to see why there’s a sense of excitement in the air – famous talent, behind-the-scenes exclusivity and a feeling that they are a part of this largely viewed project. (more…)

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