Cincinnati Bell Business Blog

Have you heard the term Static IP and wondered if you need one for your business? While it might seem complex, there are many advantages to consider. Let us break it down for you.

Imagine this: a city where all children have equal access to Internet resources to learn in and out of the classroom, a city where adults can access online job training, and city, county, state and federal resources, all in the palm of their hand... A city where everyone is connected to the health resources that can improve their quality of life.

Safer streets, a growing economy, thriving neighborhoods, innovative government; this is what being a Smart City is about.

We have all been there. Helping a customer, working on an order, streaming music, when the Wi-Fi fails. Maybe it is excessive buffering, or slow downloads, or the signal doesn’t reach certain areas of the vicinity. The dreaded word “loading” appears and with it, our patience drains.

Slow and unstable Wi-Fi signals are without a doubt one of the most frustrating issues to have as a small business owner. In a day and age when so much of our daily life and business relies on a strong Internet connection, the lack there of is no small thing. When it comes to ensuring your business or workplace is going to have the best Internet connection possible, there are a few factors to consider.

Cincinnati Bell employees donate their time on behalf of the United Way of Greater Cininnati

Cincinnati Bell believes it’s the people and places that make Greater Cincinnati such a special place to live. That’s why Cincinnati Bell employees donate their time to improve the places and spaces across the region. Here’s just one example: 

Part of Cincinnati Bell’s commitment to providing outstanding customer service,  and to being a good corporate citizen, is supporting local jobs.   As the hometown communications provider, Cincinnati Bell employs   technicians, call center agents, sales employees, and support resources who   know the unique neighborhoods that make up Greater Cincinnati. There are about 3,000 people who work at Cincinnati Bell, which means there’s a good chance you know one of our employees.