Wireless Broadband USA has integrated standards-based, proven wireless technologies to deliver industry-leading capacity, coverage, security and reliability. The subscribers will benefit from true broadband, the freedom of wireless technology and an alternative choice as we “unwire the last mile.” Using both Line-of-Sight and Non-Line-of-Sight (NLoS) FWB technology, we will take advantage of superior network deployment economies while providing dependable, broadband Internet access and services with state-of-the-art .equipment.

Service offerings will include secure connection speeds of up to 1.5 Mbps (bi-directional) and additional services that utilize the Internet Protocol (IP) including e-mail with spam and virus filtering, web hosting, data back-up, secure virtual private networks (VPNs) and voice over IP.


Market
Our market is based upon information acquired from the United States Dept of Agriculture’s own program of bringing the technologies that are available in urban areas to rural America. We are told by the U S Census Bureau that an amount of over 340,000 towns qualify for this program. Therefore, our market covers literally everywhere..

Market Our plan is to market our services to entrepreneurs throughout the U S by utilizing tradeshows that are presented 3 to 4 times a year, to utilize the services of in-place Agents, and direct communication with cities and towns that qualify and have a desire to bring broadband to their community.

This demand is further enhanced by the fact that broadband is changing from a luxury to a necessity, introducing new ways to work, to learn, and to be entertained.

While an estimated 60% of U.S. households are in areas covered by some form of broadband access, the remaining 40%, substantially in rural and exurban areas, have been ignored. These under-served communities typify our initial target market.


Competition and Competitive Advantage
Competition may be explained in a couple of ways. Cable delivered services as one target market is fragmented among different companies across the country. DSL, though dominant in urban areas, is an unlikely competitor in rural arena due to the necessary proximity to the TELCO Central Office. This distance maxes out at 2.5 to 3 miles. Every technology in this arena must have buried or elevated cable from “point-to-point” and while fast, it’s not practical in rural towns due to cost and time needed to implement. Providers have all been slow to upgrade and extend their networks to provide full broadband services. This delay combined with a history of poor customer service and frequent rate increases has caused customer frustration and has resulted in the first reported decrease in cable subscribers within the state of Texas in over 20 years.

The implementation of wireless literally takes weeks and therefore
easily quoted at 120 days from start to completion.

Wireless Broadband USA will provide the necessary equipment to the provider so that he may compete against cable and local exchange carriers as the only company to offer Fixed Wireless Broadband (FWB) service. We will take “first mover” advantage in providing a wireless service while raising the barriers to entry for those that might follow. WBUSA will build a ubiquitous network that fulfills the demand and establishes barriers to competitive entry.

Service offerings will include secure connection speeds of up to 1.5 Mbps (bi-directional) and additional services that utilize the Internet Protocol (IP) including e-mail with spam and virus filtering, web hosting, data back-up, secure virtual private networks (VPNs) and voice over IP.