Simply put, VOIP is only as good as the network it travels over. Seidenburg understands this, which would be why they're in the process of installing the best network this country has ever seen. Hardwired or otherwise. I'm talking, of course, about Fios, their FTTP network. Expensive? Yes. King of the hill in the long run? No doubt.
Disclosure: author is long VZ via their 401k company match.
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Bill,
You're right on the money. This network is gonna boggle mind of the average American in the years to come. The IT savvy of the population(read "young people"), will celebrate this. I could go into many different points from your article, which I agree with, but will touch on one point you may have left out.
Being, that there is a demux card at the side of the house, thus forming a "moat" between the WAN or network, and the house wiring, how long is it gonna be till Verizon rolls out a direct connect option between their DVR and the homeowner's PC? That would circumvent Apple's big idea of RF'ing data between these two points.
If I were competing with Verizon, I would be worried now, and downright scared in 3 years or so.
James Biringer Verizon Fiber Splicer presently doing the buildout Owner - Yahoo! newsgroup - "Verizon 401k"
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Verizon's FTTP build out, will eventually increase profit margins substantially. I know, I'm doing the build out in New Jersey. Not good for the younger employees, they'll eventually be let go, but good for VZ. the ticker in the long run, and consequently, my 401k company matching funds. Net margin in the field should increase by around 60%, judging by my seat of the pants calculator. Manpower for any given CO area will increase by about the same.
The opinions expressed in this email are those of James Biringer. They are not intended to be recommendations of any security, only his opinion. As always, investors should do their own due diligence and research, and invest with caution.
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the long run? No doubt.
Disclosure: author is long VZ via their 401k company match.
James Biringer
Verizon FTTP fiber splicer
How Verizon's FiOS Will Change the Face of the Telecom Industry [View article]
You're right on the money. This network is gonna boggle mind of the average American in the years to come. The IT savvy of the population(read "young people"), will celebrate this. I could go into many different points from your article, which I agree with, but will touch on one point you may have left out.
Being, that there is a demux card at the side of the house, thus forming a "moat" between the WAN or network, and the house wiring, how long is it gonna be till Verizon rolls out a direct connect option between their DVR and the homeowner's PC? That would circumvent Apple's big idea of RF'ing data
between these two points.
If I were competing with Verizon, I would be worried now, and downright scared in 3 years or so.
James Biringer
Verizon Fiber Splicer presently doing the buildout
Owner - Yahoo! newsgroup - "Verizon 401k"
Verizon's Fiber Plans Are Fine But Watch the Balance Sheet [View article]
ticker in the long run, and consequently, my 401k company matching funds. Net margin in the field should increase by around 60%, judging by my seat of the pants calculator. Manpower for any given
CO area will increase by about the same.
Thanks,
James Biringer
Owner - Verizon401k Newsgroup
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The opinions expressed in this email are those of
James Biringer. They are not intended to be
recommendations of any security, only his
opinion. As always, investors should do their
own due diligence and research, and
invest with caution.