Close Collaboration Aides Thousands of Students Working from Home The Challenge The COVID-19 pandemic is challenging school districts to adopt new methods of empowering teachers to deliver remote instruction and ensure students continue to learn as if they were still in the classroom. One tool available to educators is to ensure their students have access…
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Dozens of School Districts Shrink Costs While Rightsizing Access Fast, reliable Internet access is critical for connecting students, teachers and staff. No teaching tool is more crucial for education, but it can be expensive. Traditional models for Internet services strain IT budgets and funnel taxpayer money into legacy providers. Stretching from Little Elm in the…
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Netsync To Expand Fiber Optic Internet to 13 East Texas Counties In 2010, Peoples delivered expanded fiber optic Internet service to a large swath of East Texas covering a total of 13 counties – from Henderson county in the south and north to Lamar County. In all, Peoples extended its fiber network by more…
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Netsync’s SMARTnet practice helps The City of Coral Springs, FL, make better, more time-saving and cost-effective decisions Whether a large, multinational corporation, a school district, a non-profit institution or a government agency, there’s definitely one thing they all have in common—their IT network is the foundation on which every employee, process and procedure relies. When…
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Netsync’s Optical Solutions team delivers what every IT professional wants―complete network control Located in the beautiful, piney woods of southeast Texas, the Beaumont Independent School District (ISD) with more than 18,000 students, has always taken great pride in creating an inclusive environment for academic excellence while closely adhering to its motto ―”Preparing Our Next Generation.”…
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Netsync designs and deploys high-speed, scalable optical network to address school district’s current and future needs A major school district in North Texas — in fact, the largest of 38 districts in the area—with an enrollment of more than 14,000 students, had a costly, poorly supported metro-Ethernet network connecting and supplying Internet access for their…
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