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Donors to Made in NYC nonprofit, DonorsChoose.org, have given more than $230 million to fund 400,000 projects across the country. Crucial to their success is the ability to connect with its national audience in a cost-efficient and seamless way. As a recent recipient of ConnectNYC funding, DonorsChoose shares how the program has helped them be more effective in their daily operations.
Read on the blog about their success story.
Interested in high-speed Internet access for your business? NYCEDC is helping connect small and medium-sized businesses to high-speed Internet by providing free fiber optic construction to qualifying companies. If you are a growing business that depends on secure and reliable high-speed Internet as part of your daily operations, don't miss this opportunity to get connected!
Up to $14 million in funding is available through five participating Internet Service Providers.
The application deadline is December 12, so there's no time to waste! Find out more.
Why is tech startup DecisionDesk proud to be in NYC? Read their success story and learn how they'll be receiving free high-speed fiber optic connection through ConnectNYC.
ConnectNYC Fiber Access has opened its second round of applications to small or medium-sized businesses in need of an upgrade in broadband infrastructure. The program helps connect the city's fast-growing companies to high-speed Internet by providing free fiber optic construction.
In round one, over 100 businesses submitted applications across the five boroughs. Currently, 29 companies and approximately 1000 tenants are connected with high-speed Internet through Time Warner Cable Business Class and Cablevision.
Does your business qualify for the next round of ConnectNYC? We spoke with Marc Plotkin, co-founder and Chief Business Development Officer at DecisionDesk (one of the fiber challenge winners), about the application process. See if your company can join theirs in free fiber connectedness.
Company: DecisionDesk
Founded: 2010
Size: 20 Full-Time Employees
What We Do: DecisionDesk provides a web based service that streamlines the submission and review process of applicants for higher education and enterprise organizations.
Why Fiber? : We've created our entire service in-house and have a combination of engineers pushing code and sales people connecting with organizations around the world...all via the internet. So fast upload/download is essential.
How long did the application process take?: The process didn't take long at all. I explained a few situations where NOT having fiber had been a real hindrance, how the service we provide yields significant results to the education and business world, and employs New Yorkers.
What was the installation process like?: Time Warner is still in the process of hooking us up, but it will not only benefit DecisionDesk, but the entire building (full of other startups) on W17th St.
Since receiving your free fiber, what’s been the biggest change in your work process?: We're already making plans to integrate more real-time video into our internal communications. We have another office in Cleveland, OH and it's essential for productivity and internal culture to keep the whole team sync'ed up.
Who do you think should apply for ConnectNYC Fiber Access?: Any startup that is living entirely online like DecisionDesk and has a lot of people who need to move really fast.
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Up to $14 million in fiber construction cost coverage is now available through ConnectNYC. Applications will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis until December 12, 2013. Beat the rush, and apply now!
Pictured Above: DecisionDesk co-founders Marc Plotkin (l) and John Knificn (r). Photo credit: Rushabh Sheth
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ConnectNYC Fiber Access for NYC Businesses
When it comes to an Internet connection, faster is better. That’s why the City of New York is helping connect the City’s growing companies to high-speed Internet by providing free fiber optic construction to qualifying businesses.*
If you’re a growing business that depends on secure and reliable high-speed Internet as part of your daily business operations, apply now at NYCFiberAccess.com through ConnectNYC. Select businesses will be provided with free construction and installation of a dedicated fiber optic cable directly to their office space.
Participating businesses must:
have an office location in NYC
have fewer than 500 employees
explain the anticipated impact of dedicated fiber optic cable on their business activities
sign a minimum of a one-year contract for Internet service at market rates with one of the participating Internet Service Providers in order to receive free construction
In the second round of the program, up to $14 million in funding is available for fiber construction through five participating Internet Service Providers, allowing businesses to choose their fiber service packages.
* The program covers the cost of construction and installation only. Applicants are responsible for monthly service fees at negotiated market rates.
Apply early! Applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until December 12, 2013 or until the available allocated construction funds are exhausted.
ConnectNYC Update: A Demand for Fiber from NYC Businesses
NYCEDC received over 100 submissions to the ConnectNYC Fiber Challenge, a program awarding small and medium-sized businesses and organizations with free build-out of fiber internet connectivity directly to their place of business. The applicants reflect New York City’s diverse suite of industries—with submissions ranging from manufacturing companies, co-working spaces, and incubators to arts and nonprofit organizations and technology companies. Furthermore, the call for fiber build-out rang from each of the five boroughs, highlighting the demand for fiber infrastructure expansion throughout the entire City. Read our competition update.
