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| Platinum Consulting’s |
| ADSL
& Frame Relay InternetDirect
Service |
| Advantages
to InternetDirect
to
the Internet
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| With
InternetDirect
you
get all these great features: |
| No dialing |
| No phone lines |
| Security for your network |
| Each user gets simultaneous, instant Internet access |
| Each user gets an email account |
| Ability to lower Westlaw charges |
| High
speed, real time connection to the Internet
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| No
dialing.
You don’t have to go through the hassle of setting up a dialup
connection, no more troubleshooting modems and dialup connections, no more
waiting for modem to dial, connect and login.
Best of all, no more busy signals.
Your connection is always live.
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| Save
money on phone lines.
Saving you $60-80/month that you would have to spend on an extra
analog phone line.
Or free up those fax lines you’re using now for Internet access.
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| VPN.
Virtual Private Networking options.
By using the Internet you can create a secure connection to your
network.
Having the ability to log onto your network from anywhere in the
world with dial-up access.
Cutting down on long distance calling costs.
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| Give
ALL your computers Internet access.
Instead of just having one Internet workstation, you can hook up
your whole office with just one Internet Direct connection.
Every computer that is on the network will be able to access the
Internet.
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| Internet
E-mail accounts for everyone.
Every person in your office who is connected to us will have an
email address.
They will no longer have to remember to dial out to get their email
every day, it will automatically appear on their desktop seconds after it
is sent.
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| Ability
to lower Westlaw charges.
No more paying for extra minutes waiting to download those
important documents.
With Direct Connection you have access to a dedicated T-1
connection.
An example of how fast a T-1 connection is, a 56k modem
connection would take 2 minutes to download a 1mb file, whereas a T-1
would take only 6 seconds.
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| Difference
between ADSL and Frame Relay
and what “CIR” means.
CIR
is short for committed information rate,
a specified amount of guaranteed bandwidth (measured in bits per second).
Dependent on the level of ADSL service you purchase, you are
guaranteed a CIR by the telephone company providing your service.
The difference between ADSL and frame relay service is that a much
higher rate of CIR is available and guaranteed by the telephone company
with frame relay service than with ADSL.
In addition, ADSL is not yet available in all areas of Hawaii,
whereby, according to GTE, frame relay is available.
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