Vivodi Telecom

Vivodi Telecom

Vivodi is a private telecom operator in Greece that offers low telephone rates for OTE subscribers through call-by-call, carrier preselection or prepaid cards, and for business customers, also offering leased line solutions.

ADSL

Vivodi's main business is internet services, and ADSL is its main product for private customers.

Firstly, Vivodi offers ADSL lines by utilizing the unbundling of the local loop (LLU), which allows private companies to have full or shared access to the Local Loop of the customer. Thus, it offers ADSL lines with data rates up to 4 Mbit/s and ADSL2+ lines with data rates up to 20 Mbit/s in some districts of the Athens Metropolitan Area, as well as in Thessaloniki.

Vivodi also offers ADSL nationally, as an ISP on OTE's ADSL network, with data rates up to 2 Mbit/s (which used to be OTE's maximum).

Although it is a relatively new player in the market, the company has acquired about 15% of the Greek ADSL subscribers. Vivodi has been commended nationally concerning its efforts to maximize broadband penetration in the areas it serves, mainly urban and sub-urban areas in Greece. A characteristic example of the efforts the company has been making is the fact that it launched commercial ADSL services 5 months before the service was nationally launched by the incumbent operator, and it has continued offering superb value to its subscribers especially in the data services / broadband market segments albeit with dismal technical support and common service outages.

VoIP

Vivodi offers a VoIP service, DSLphone, to all its ADSL over LLU customers, thus giving them the opportunity to have a fixed phone without having to pay for an OTE's fixed phone line.

Vivodi provides DSLphone suscribers with a free [http://www.tilgin.com/templates/i3_ProductPage.aspx?id=254 Tilgin Vood 453w] device, which is a wireless ADSL2+ router and VoIP gateway at the same time.

Triple Play

Vivodi is one of the first ISPs in the Greek market to offer triple-play services through its ADSL2+ network, currently offering up to 20 Mbit/s (there is speculation whether this is possible or just a marketing ploy as all advertising stresses that data rates are largely dependent on quality of lines in the customers area - Vivodi guarantees 4 Mbit) , IPTV (the service has been incorrectly named "Vivodi CableTV", in fact, it is an IPTV-based Triple Play service) and unlimited national telephony (via VoIP) .
* [http://www.cabletv.gr Cable TV Official website]

Business

In the business segment Vivodi is very aggressive, offering a large portfolio of broadband services, such as ADSL, ADSL2+, SDSL and VPN solutions.

Also see: Broadband in Greece

External links

* [http://www.vivodi.gr Official website]
* [http://www.vivodi.gr/site/content.php?sel=66 Customer support information]
* [http://www.dslcube.gr Vivodi's promotional website for its DSLCube offer]
* [http://www.cableTV.gr Vivodi's Triple Play official site]


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