Connected2Fiber announced that US Signal, a Midwest data center provider offering connectivity, cloud hosting, colocation, data protection, and disaster recovery services, is leveraging The Connected World platform to strategically grow its 14,500+ mile network throughout the Midwest and transform its customer experience.
US Signal participates in the wholesale ecosystem
As a cloud-based managed services provider that owns its network end-to-end, US Signal uses Connected2Fiber’s comprehensive, location-based insight as the basis for new network builds and identification of new potential partnerships. For instance, The Connected World platform is being leveraged to identify tenants along new network build paths in order to justify the cost and increase the economic return of the new construction.
When it may be advantageous to partner with another connectivity provider on a project, US Signal leverages Connected2Fiber to search for network providers that would be ideal partners to service its customers along certain routes, navigating an increasingly complex network environment to improve the client experience.
A rapidly growing solutions provider
Moreover, US Signal also participates in the wholesale ecosystem within The Connected World by automatically distributing their building lists to trusted partners using the platform. Speed in communicating updated serviceability to partners has increased dramatically as a result – moving from a process that took weeks or months to one that’s now immediate.
Amanda Regnerus, Executive Vice President of Business Development at US Signal said,
“As a rapidly growing solutions provider with our own robust, secure fiber network at the core of our business, it was critically important for US Signal’s ongoing success to gain a centralized view of our total addressable market in order to become even more efficient in our go-to-market operations. Partnering with Connected2Fiber has provided this and much more – transforming the way we plan for customer success while simultaneously helping us maximize our return on investment for each network build.”
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