Plan
COS Service Zones aggregates demand for your services “neighborhood by neighborhood” while providing guidance for your network deployment plans by knowing your take-rate.
Build
With known service demand and automated cost estimates you can plan your deployment order based on ROI. Build the most profitable areas first and they’ll pay for the subsequent build-out.
Operate
COS Business Engine empowers network operators with the ability to manage and maintain networks with world class efficiency, boost take rate, ARPU and profitability with the necessary tools to drive sales.
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Upcoming events
- Sep 24-27, Great Lakes Connect, Fairlawn, OH
- Oct 8-12, WISPAPALOOZA, Las Vegas, NV
- Oct 23-25, Broadband Communities: Fiber for the New Economy, Ontario, CA
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Testimonials
“If you are building a FTTH solution, you can’t afford to not aggregate demand beforehand, and the best solution out there is COS Service Zones”
“There simply are no other tools that enable you to so quickly expand your deployment and remap in response to community demand”
“COS is an absolute necessity for us as owners and operators of an Open Access fiber network. We can handle a large volume of customers and many service providers in a professional way with minimal resources. Furthermore we, and our providers, are more exact and efficient in our marketing.”
“Our customers want a better quality of life. Those who work from home want a fast, reliable connection to complete their work and have more time to enjoy with their families. COS provides us with the tool set we need to accomplish this.”
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Our Customers Are All Over the World
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Skelleftea kraft
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Sonic
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Bostnet
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Vumatel
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KPUD
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Oasis Consulting Services
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Ume.net
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Cruzio Internet
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Wirestar Networks
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Blandin Foundation
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Zitius
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Mediateknik
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Fiberspark
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Nemont
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IdeaTek Communications
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Shelby Broadband
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Joink
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Internet Associates
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Intelliwave
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Mountainwest Technologies
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Neighborhood Networks
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Reabra
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South Valley Internet
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MS Fiber
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Infiniti Broadband
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Telserco
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Smithville Fiber
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SITCO
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MyEroe
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Ventura Next
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Ventura Next
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Paxio
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Canal District Rural Broadband
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Spiral Internet
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Alyrica Networks
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Wintek Corporation
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Jefferson PUD
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Tanji Wireless
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Montana Internet
Latest news
@efitori @SIROIreland @CullenInt @FTTHCouncilEU @efitori leads Panel discussion on new EU Telecomms Code and the contraversial issue of Copper Switch Off
Wholesale only operators are an important part of the solution to achieve ubiquitous full fibre and make Europe globally more competitive says @lgambardella @OpenFiberIT and asking whether the current Gigabit Society targets are ambitious and future proof enough @CullenInt
Separation of CETIN from O2 was a purely business driven decision driven by recognition that infrastructure is utility type, retail business is consumer oriented; retail part freed from SMP regulation; infra attracted new investors explains Jana Hays @CzCETIN @CullenInt
Track record of @DtGlasfaser is more than tripling in size since 2015 now 450k homes passed and 200k subscribers on FTTH with over 20% customers on over 500Mbps explains @CSommerberg at BITS seminar of @CullenInt on wholesale only networks, but @DtGlasfaser is not wholesale only
SIRO's FTTH network is mapped onto the Irish electrical network & runs a wholesale only, open access business model with 10 retail operators, triggering more competitive fibre investment ultimately benefitting consumers says @swjoconnor @SIROIreland @CullenInt @FTTHCouncilEU
COS Systems Celebrates Ten Years of Open Access Support
In the early days of Swedish municipal fiber networks, they adopted the only model known at that time, copying the incumbent telecom providers in building, operating and providing services on their own networks. Many of them struggled as this was something a municipality was not very well suited to do and the open access model […]