Building Wireless Internet Service Provider Philippines

The Web has become so rich with multimedia content that ISP and WISP networks everywhere are being overwhelmed with a rising demand for bandwidth. Regardless of your deployment area — whether it is urban, suburban, or rural — broadband wireless Internet access (BWIA) solutions and wireless backhaul extensions are by far the most cost effective and fastest ways to reach the most possible customers.

What is a WISP?
A Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP) provides high-speed Internet access services to business and residential customers entirely through a broadband network of point-to-multipoint wireless radios. Many service providers operate hybrid networks which deliver Internet access to their customers through traditional wired networks as well as through wireless infrastructure.

Delivering Last-mile Broadband Internet Access to Your Customers
Most WISP networks utilize wireless equipment which operates in the license-exempt spectrum to deliver "last mile" access to their customers. With the right equipment, a wireless ISP can enjoy quick ROI while offering their customers reliable, always-on, high-speed wireless access service.

Wireless Advantages for ISP Networks

Compared to the leased-line world of wired copper and optic fiber infrastructure - Wireless ISP networks enjoy many advantages:

• Quick and easy deployment, fast ROI.
• You own the infrastructure. Replace your leased access lines with wireless backhaul to eliminate recurring costs to the phone company.
• Low equipment costs. Base station construction cost is minimal when compared to long range wired facilities costs.
• License-exempt spectrum is free. There are no recurring costs.
• Low cost to add subscribers Once you have deployed a base station, customer acquisition cost is very low.
• It's Fast. While DSL and Cable modem subscribers are limited to slow download speeds
• Flexible Networks — given the ease of deployment, BWA networks are equally easy to change and modify as your business requirements change.