Our grant team works tirelessly to prepare applications and explain all these facts to grant-giving bodies on why rural communities should get high-quality connectivity. But we also do more.
In today’s digital age, understanding your online presence is not just an advantage; it’s a necessity. This is especially true for rural telecommunications companies. The challenge lies in navigating the complex world of Google Analytics (GA4) to harness its full potential for your business. That’s where Nex-Tech comes in. We’re not just a company; we’re your digital ally, here to guide you through the GA4 maze.
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For many years, Nex-Tech has supported rural communities across our service footprint. Today we continue to do so by offering advice and guidance to local leaders on innovative ways to foster development. Community Engagement Specialist, Friday Otuya, writes about an innovative engagement cycle that could lead to community progress on local issues.
At the end of July 2024, the fiber broadband industry will gather in the city of Nashville, Tennessee for Fiber Connect 2024. With the industry getting excited about what could be the biggest fiber broadband expansion period in the industry thanks to BEAD funding, I have been reflecting on one of Nex-Tech’s most impactful fiber deployment projects – the deployment of fiber to McCarty Family Farms, in Rexford, Kansas.
As of October 10, transparency in internet offerings is not just a courtesy; it’s a requirement. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has mandated the use of broadband consumer labels to ensure that customers have clear and understandable information about the providers’ internet options.
Recently, I was in Manhattan KS to attend a regional Advocacy Comment Tour held by the SBA Office of Advocacy in Manhattan, KS. The Office of Advocacy is a designated office within the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) that advocates for the interests of small businesses, such as Nex-Tech, before the federal government. The tour was meant to gather comments and concerns from small businesses and stakeholders regarding any proposed regulations and other potential federal actions that may impact small businesses.
The Nex-Tech broadband network has long been a game-changer for farms and ranches across Northwest and Central Kansas. Community Engagement Specialist, Friday Otuya, recently visited the LaRosh Farms in Osborne County, KS. He explains how our broadband enables precision agriculture, supports the food production ecosystem beyond Kansas, and forms the bedrock on which many farms and families depend. Indeed, Nex-Tech drives and sustains food security in the nation and beyond.
