Case Studies

Affiliated Insurance Chooses Comcast Business as an Important Piece of Its Service Puzzle

Plymouth, Minnesota – Affiliated Insurance Services provides personalized service, providing an agent and agency that works for and with customers to support their personal and business insurance needs. The company sought a communications provider that could not only meet its stringent communications needs, but provide support through a local representative. The company wanted to switch from its current provider to one that would support its growth plans.

Mass Health Data Depends on Comcast for Fast Web Collaboration

The Massachusetts Health Data Consortium has two lines of business. It produces conferences for the healthcare industry about IT issues, and it re-purposes and sells hospital discharge data that healthcare facilities use for marketing purposes. Slow Internet access impacted the company’s ability to add media-rich content to its web site. In addition, employees could not upload or download large files to collaborate with vendors.

White Papers

The Small Business Marketer - Using Facebook to Grow Your Small Business

The Small Business Marketer is a series of White Papers designed to help small businesses enhance their online and offline marketing efforts, and increase revenues and market share. The Small Business Marketer is provided through Leapfrog Online, authorized retailer for Comcast Business, the leading cable, Internet and phone service company in the United States. Comcast offers a full range of office services for small to medium businesses.

What Is the Best Communications Solution for My Business?

Businesses large and small continue to evolve their communications infrastructure in an attempt to garner the greatest benefits from the latest technologies. Today, the technology options available to businesses of all sizes are greater than ever before. Instead of just choosing between a managed service and a traditional on-premises deployment of a communications solution, we now have cloud delivery as an option.

Preparing Your Business for the Everyday Disasters

Compelling images of damage wrought in the aftermath of major disasters, such as hurricanes and floods, are likely to grab our attention, but not likely to motivate effective measures to protect our businesses and families. How do we in the small business community explain this paradox? And what can we learn from it?

Collaborate Your Way to a Stronger Business

Today’s successful small businesses embrace a collaborative work environment and understand how to use technology to foster that collaboration. Working together with colleagues, partners and customers gives companies the agility to drive innovation and success.

Comcast and Microsoft Help Small Businesses Cut Costs with E-Mail and Messaging

Save some money by replacing your premises-based e-mail and messaging solution with a cloud-based one. Comcast’s solution saves an average 25-person small business $11,556, or 82 percent, during the first year (84 percent over three years), yielding a two-month payback period.

What Is Cloud Computing?

Most businesses are already familiar with one aspect of cloud computing: software delivered over the Internet. Think of it as renting vs. buying your software. Many small businesses simply use the “cloud” to host productivity applications, such as e-mail, document creation and sharing, and calendars, relieving them of the time and expense needed to run and maintain the software on their own computers.

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