Carrier Neutral Solutions

NBC Solutions is a Master Agent or representative of the best telecom providers in the industry. This means we can be neutral in deciding which of our providers best meet your needs. Then you get to make the final choice.

Some of our providers include:

	Sprint		Qwest		AT&T		UUNET		Access Point
	MetTel		ACC		Verio		EurekaGGN		Startec
	Verizon		InfoHighway		Broadview  Networks		Focal		XO

For a brief explanation of each product, click on its name at the right. 

ATM Networks. Named for the automated teller machine networks most of us use for quick banking services, these networks use high bandwidth, low-delay, packet-like switching and multiplexing techniques. ATM networks automatically adjust system capacity to meet system needs, and can be used for data, voice or video.

Broadband services. A catch-all term to describe transmission on one circuit of several channels of Voice, Data and Video simultaneously.

Calling Cards. Used primarily when out of the office to make calls from pay phones, hotels, etc. that would otherwise be billed at premium prices, calling cards provide low rates and detailed bills that make accounting easy.

Call Center Solutions. Reservations centers, help desks, inside sales departments, business-to-business and consumer telemarketers all need fast circuits that can carry multiple channels of voice and/or data simultaneously..

DSL. Digital Subscriber Lines can carry both Voice and Data Signals at the same time, over ordinary phone wires, at higher speeds than ordinary phone lines.

Fractional T-1. Less expensive than a full T-1, Fractional T-1’s provide fast transmission speed but are slower than a full T-1.

T-1, T-3. T-1 is a high-speed digital transmission link with a capacity of 1.544 Mbps ( 1,544,000 bits per second). T-3 is the equivalent of 28 T-1 lines or nearly 45 Mbps.

Frame Relay. An excellent system that is instantly available for handling bursts of data at high speed over wide area networks. This solution is less expensive and gives better performance in appropriate applications than traditional point-to-point networks.

High Speed Internet Access. A variety of methods for communicating via the Internet at speeds much greater than ordinary dial-up modems.

Local & Regional Calling Plans. Bundled service plans that lock in low rates for both local and regional calls.

Long Distance. International and/or national calling plans.

PRI. Standing for Primary Rate Interface, a PRI is a type of high-speed digital circuit. It is often thought of as an ehanced T-1 circuit.

Toll-Free (800) Service. A way to encourage customers and clients to call you by offering them a phone number that is free for them to use to reach you.

Unlimited Calling Plans. Bundled service plans that allow an unlimited number of calls for a flat price.

Virtual Private Networks. An on-demand service for organizations with multi0ple locations that provides all the benefits of your own private network, including encryption, but without the need for costly, fixed, point-to-point private lines.

Voice Over IP. Also called voice over Internet. A service that allows you to conduct voice conversations over your Internet connection, at no additional charge.