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    Site Acquisition

    From the initial request for information to signing the lease, SSAS provides the support needed to accomplish your site acquisition needs. We have extensive experience in industry protocols and procedures that allows us to smoothly navigate the sometimes confusing and oftentimes cumbersome site acquisition channels. Through the use SmartSheet, an online project management tool and Box.net, a secure online document housing program, SSAS provides its clients with high visibility into the process and immediate real time status updates. What is[...]

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    Contract Negotiations

    Whether you are a small startup trying to penetrate a new market or an established firm, SSAS can provide valuable insight into the ins and outs of contract negotiation. SSAS strives to get its clients the most favorable terms possible. Having established relationships with the major players in the industry gives SSAS the added advantage of knowing what is and what is not negotiable. This knowledge can greatly reduce the time wasted in discussion.

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    Lease Extractions

    A longstanding challenge facing companies in the telecom industry has been the creation and maintenance of a consistent and accurate database that houses the critical information contained in their leases. With our extensive background in the industry from both the Lessor and the Lessee viewpoint, SSAS has become proficient at extracting the pertinent terms and conditions of your lease. Once the relevant material has been highlighted, SSAS will deliver it in a concise, easy to follow format that will easily[...]

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    Social Media Consulting

    Social media is the best low cost promotional method available to businesses today. Statistics show that there are over 400 million Facebook users, 200 million blogs and over 50 million tweets a day. Social media marketing is an excellent way to increase traffic to your website and increased traffic equals increased awareness. Although social media provides its users with a low barrier to entry, knowledge of the various forms and how they meld with your particular company is critical to[...]

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    What’s the World’s Biggest Machine?

    Think of telecommunications as the world’s biggest machine. Strung together by complex networks, telephones, mobile phones and internet-linked PCs, the global system touches nearly all of us. It allows us to speak, share thoughts and do business with nearly anyone, regardless of where in the world they might be. Telecom operating companies make all this happen. Not long ago, the telecommunications industry was comprised of a club of big national and regional operators. Over the past decade, the industry has[...]

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    Telecoms Future Remains Bright

    “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times….” Those words that began one of histories great novels (Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities) could very well reflect some of the sentiment that is going on now in world markets and industries. As bad as things sound, and between all the talk and banter of worldwide recession, financial meltdowns, global meltdown and the imminent end of the world in general, the telecommunications industry’s future seems quite[...]

Fiber Backhaul Moves to 3G and 4G Networks

The move to 3G and 4G networks has created an opening in the telecom industry for new players. Fiber optic cable is necessary to support these new networks. The tower companies and carriers either do not have the bandwidth or the resources to bring the fiber optic cable to each of their sites. This provides an entry opportunity into the telecom industry for the more traditional fiber companies.

SSAS furnishes these new entrants with an understanding of the industry and the connections necessary to facilitate a smooth transition into the business. By determining the rights and obligations under the lease, obtaining the necessary permissions and facilitating landlord relations, SSAS affords you an uneventful entrance into the market.

Using fiber for what’s called the “backhaul” of traffic from cell sites to the broader voice, data and video networks provides an extraordinarily reliable option for carriers

Fiber networking features fewer electronics in the links, and it also does not suffer the same impact of weather or electromagnetic interference that often affects microwave and copper-based links. Companies with vision know how important employing these fiber-optic Ethernet backhaul capabilities are. It will play a key role in their current network and will become a key part of their overall 4G strategy. Increasingly wireless carriers are discovering the value of switching from traditional backhaul links to the higher-value connections that fiber services offer. At SSAS we can help create an uneventful entrance into that market.