Regional Broadband Planning Teams Project Regional Business Broadband/High-Speed Internet Survey
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1 Dear West Virginia Business: Regional Broadband Planning Teams Project Regional Business Broadband/High-Speed Internet Survey Our regional planning and development council is working to better understand your high-speed Internet needs and create a strategic plan to meet these needs. As part of this process, we are gathering information and conducting this survey to determine the Broadband usage, needs, and interests of local businesses. Broadband is typically defined as a service that enables high-speed Internet access as opposed to low-speed services, such as dial-up. The results of this survey will be used to determine who is using Broadband and how federal grant funding can be applied to improve Broadband access and online marketing opportunities for your business community. We particularly urge you to TAKE THE SPEED TEST. Please take a few minutes to let us know if you currently utilize Broadband Internet service and what impact Broadband has on your business. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Mike Webb at the Region II Planning and Development Council by at [email protected] or by phone at (304) Thank you for your assistance! Region II DEMOGRAPHICS 1. Business Contact Information: Name of Business: Address: Address 2: City/Town: Zip Code: Address: 2. County: 3. Respondent s Information: Name of person responding: Title of person responding: 4. Which department do you work in? 5. How many employees work at your location? or more 1
2 6. Please choose your Industry Sector type from the following list (check all that apply): Business, Retail, and Economic Development Education Energy and Environment Health Care Libraries Local Government Public Safety Tourism INTERNET ACCESS 7. Do you have Internet service at your business? (If, go to Question 15 of this survey.) 8. Who currently provides your business s broadband Internet service? AT&T Mobility LLC CityNet Comcast Frontier Communications Corporation HugesNet Sprint Suddenlink Communications T-Mobile Verizon Wireless WildBlue Communications, Inc. NTELOS 9. What type(s) of Internet connection do you have? (Check all that apply.) Cable DSL Fiber Satellite Dial-Up Cellular/Air Card 10. Please rate the following aspects of your service by checking the appropriate column. VERY SATISFIED SATISFIED DISSATISFIED VERY DISSATISFIED DON T KNOW/NOT APPLICABLE Speed of connection Cost of Internet Technical Support Reliability of access Customer service Number of providers 2
3 11. Does your business allow employees to telecommute? 12. IF your business does not allow employees to telecommute, is it due to affordability and/or reliability deficiencies with the broadband (high-speed) Internet service? 13. When you sought broadband (high-speed) Internet service for your business location, how would you describe the availability of multiple, competing broadband Internet options? Competitive, several options Somewhat competitive, two providers t competitive, only one provider Suitable Broadband is not available 14. What do you currently pay each month for Internet service? (If you have indicated several services, indicate your total expense for these services.) Less than $50 More than $50 and less than $100 Between $100 and $200 Between $200 and $300 More than $300 per month Don t know how much we pay Other (please specify): 15. IF you indicated you DO NOT have broadband Internet service (e.g., none or dial-up), please check all reasons for not having broadband Internet service. (Check all that apply.) I don t own a computer Cost/too expensive Broadband service not available Do not need broadband service Security reasons Need Training 16. IF concerns in the previous question were addressed, would you utilize broadband Internet service? 17. How important is a robust broadband (high-speed Internet access) connection to the day-to-day operations of your business? (Check one.) Very important Important Somewhat important t at all important 18. Would it be beneficial to your customers/clients if the broadband environment in your area was enhanced? 19. IF it would be beneficial to your customers/clients to enhance the broadband environment in your area, why? 3
4 20. Does broadband access and availability meet minimum standards for effective industry applications? 21. IF no, what are the locations that need broadband enhancements and the challenges in getting it there? 22. Are the right tools (e.g., computers, network, applications) in place for your industry to leverage broadband? 23. IF not, what hardware, software, and other equipment do you need? 24. Do current processes and procedures encourage the use of broadband and industry applications? 25. Is everyone properly trained to use broadband and your industry applications effectively? 26. How can we better prepare the industry workforce to utilize broadband to its maximum potential? 27. Is broadband technology cost prohibitive? 28. IF so, how much would you be willing to pay for broadband? 29. How did you learn about this survey? Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Authority Newspaper Word of Mouth Library Television Other (please specify): 4
5 SPEED TEST 30. Please check your speed at this website The Speed Test takes approximately 30 seconds. Please enter connection speeds below as indicated in the Speed Test results. Download (Mbps) Upload (Mbps) SPEED TEST RESULTS 31. What type of connection you are using for the Speed Test? Please choose one of the following: Cable DSL Fiber Satellite Cellular/Air Card Other (indicate speed) 32. Do you have any other comments about broadband Internet service availability in your region? Thank you for responding to this survey. We know your time is valuable. Your response will remain anonymous. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Mike Webb at the Region II Planning and Development Council by at or by phone at (304) Please drop off or mail survey forms to: Region II Planning and Development Council 214 Fourth Street, Huntington, West Virginia
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