Broadband Aggregation
BullsEye Telecom is now part of Lingo
BullsEye Telecom is now part of Lingo, and new business is written under the Lingo name. The multi-site portfolio below — POTS replacement, broadband aggregation, VoIP and SD-WAN — carried over intact.
See the current Lingo profileBroadband aggregation across multiple access types and underlying carriers — fitting multi-site operating models that want consolidated invoicing, single-pane management, and one accountable operator across a heterogeneous broadband estate.
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