Simple and cost-effective way to have low-cost internet networks in Africa

In partnership with New Braunsfeld Wi-Fi, an American company based in Texas / USA specialized in cost-effective and quality Wi-Fi Mesh Network Internet provision, we are proposing to ISPs operating in Africa a business partnership based on an equal revenue share model. Under this franchise model New Braunsfels Wi-Fi provides radio equipment on CIF basis and also a first tiers full remote backend support while the local ISP covers the cost of customs clearing of radios, securing mounting locations, mounting accessories, mounting work, and the operating fund for advertising and daily local management. The revenue is shared after deduction of the bandwidth cost.
Our solution is not intended to create just HotSpots but ‘’HotZones’’ and ‘’HotAreas’’, even ‘’HotTowns’’ instead, and uses state-of-the-art Ubiquiti products operating in the 2.4 and 5 GHz unlicensed frequencies. It is a winning cost-effective ‘’internet last mile’’ solution (the cost to the end user being at least half of competition offerings) giving a fast and stable internet access to small capacity users roaming throughout the covered area. A further step allows to offer free VoiP calls between subscribers and low-cost calls to non-subscribers.
We also need to hire country consultants to follow up projects progress for each territory under a revenue share based remuneration as well.
Interested parties may contact us at ictafrica@gmail.com for more details.

Tags: broadband, development, ict, internet, networks, provision, wi-fi

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Partnership Proposal for ISP rev.02.doc, 367 KB

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Permalink Reply by Kayode Muyibi on November 9, 2009 at 11:49pm: Is this mesh technology based on meraki products?; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by GASHAKAMBA JEAN DE LA CROIX on November 10, 2009 at 11:58am: No it is based on UBIQUITI products.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Derby Chipandwe on November 11, 2009 at 11:10pm: Hi Gashamba,

I am still for your reply, is this going anywhere?; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by GASHAKAMBA JEAN DE LA CROIX on November 12, 2009 at 11:08am: There were clarifications due for the availability of the new standard N. I've just sent detailed info to info@quickedge.com, please check the email, or let me know your personal email so that i forward the message there as well.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by GASHAKAMBA JEAN DE LA CROIX on November 12, 2009 at 11:13am

Here are the message and files sent to info@quickedge.com:

Dear Mr Derby Chipandwe,

Thank you for the you left at vv4africa.com.

I am hereby sending you the detailed cooperation opportunity proposal along with our standard agreement form. Please go through them and do not hesitate to contact me for any question.

Please note also that the Bullet radio set (sometimes replaced by the PicoStation set) is 802.11.b/g compliant. Tests of the new standard N allowing much large coverage (less radios to mount ) are still going on. The standard N should ready for deployment in January-February 2010.

We are looking forward to your feed back and to a fruitful collaboration.

Gashakamba Jean de la Croix
New Braunfels Wi-Fi Africa Marketing Agency
PO Box 1838 Kigali, RWANDA
Mob. +250 750491422 / +250 788477270
Skype ID: jeandelacroix2006

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Partnership Proposal for ISP rev.02.doc, 367 KB
Agreement NBW & Quickedge Zambia.doc, 54 KB
Bullet General Specs03.doc, 445 KB

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