Latest Features

Three quarters of UK businesses planning major business bandwidth investment in 2010
09.11.2009
Research conducted on behalf of Geo has discovered that 2010 will see explosive demand for network capacity among businesses. Three quarters of IT decision makers questioned by Geo revealed that they were committed to increasing their bandwidth next year.
Data Networks and the Economic Downturn
19.12.2008
Your data network is central to your organisation's ability to serve its customers. Even in the current tough market conditions, demand for it to provide faster and better internal services will continue to increase. What should you be focusing on while..
The Caio Review – Geo’s Perspective
16.09.2008
Last week saw the publication of Francesco Caio’s Final Report into Next Generation Access which was commissioned by the Government in February, find out Geo's perspective.
Dedicated Project Office
12.09.2008
This month, following its successful track record over the last five years of major national network roll-outs, we are focusing on Geo’s approach to its customers’ largest and most complex network deployments: Dedicated Project Office.
Streets Ahead
05.08.2008
London’s businesses will now be able to enjoy managed network services with a difference.
FibreSpeed Powers Ahead
24.07.2008
The FibreSpeed Network, which Geo is delivering for the Welsh Assembly Government, is progressing well and has just passed some key milestones, says FibreSpeed’s Project Director Mike Johnston.
A different approach to data
16.07.2008
With the public sector actively evaluating the idea of shared network resources, it makes sense for them to choose dedicated fibre as the enabling technology.
Optical fibre in the UK – Some more equal than others (Part 2)
05.06.2008
When sourcing optical fibre capacity from a choice of providers, buyers need to be aware that not all fibre is the same.
Optical fibre in the UK – enough for your needs? (Part 1)
19.05.2008
Not everywhere in the UK enjoys the same level of optical fibre connectivity. We tell a story of ‘haves’ and ‘have nots’, and look at Geo’s role in closing the divide.
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