2018 ISPAs - Best Business Broadband Written Entry Form |
Best Business Broadband Award
For providers offering broadband to businesses
Entry criteria
Entrants must be an ISP which provides business connectivity.
Judging process
The judging process is formed of two stages: a period technical testing followed to determine the shortlist and then a written entry form used by the judging panel to determine the winner.
Broadband entrants are required to undergo a period of technical testing from 12th February 2018 to 31st March 2018. The technical testing (facilitated by thinkbroadband) involves entrants’ customers performing a number of tests using the thinkbroadband testing tool (accessible on any browser and many devices). The best performing entrants will form a finalist shortlist.
Entrants must also submit a written entry form based on the below judging criteria to determine a winner from the shortlisted finalists.
Entry criteria
Entrants must be an ISP which provides business connectivity.
Judging process
The judging process is formed of two stages: a period technical testing followed to determine the shortlist and then a written entry form used by the judging panel to determine the winner.
Broadband entrants are required to undergo a period of technical testing from 12th February 2018 to 31st March 2018. The technical testing (facilitated by thinkbroadband) involves entrants’ customers performing a number of tests using the thinkbroadband testing tool (accessible on any browser and many devices). The best performing entrants will form a finalist shortlist.
Entrants must also submit a written entry form based on the below judging criteria to determine a winner from the shortlisted finalists.
Judging criteria:
- Price and value for money
- Installation costs
- Geographical availability
- Reliability and SLAs
- Broadband speeds - upload and download
- Investment and innovation in networks
- Packages available
- Flexibility and responsiveness to businesses needs
- Value added services for businesses (disaster recovery, hosting, VoIP etc)
- Account management and support for businesses
- Innovation in the past 12 months
- IPv6 availability
- Data usage allowance
- Cyber security protection
- IP address provision
- Price and value for money
- Installation costs
- Geographical availability
- Reliability and SLAs
- Broadband speeds - upload and download
- Investment and innovation in networks
- Packages available
- Flexibility and responsiveness to businesses needs
- Value added services for businesses (disaster recovery, hosting, VoIP etc)
- Account management and support for businesses
- Innovation in the past 12 months
- IPv6 availability
- Data usage allowance
- Cyber security protection
- IP address provision
The written entry deadline is 29th March 2018.