What is Happening?
This week, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to remove so-called “net neutrality” rules put in place in 2015 to help ensure widespread availability of relatively inexpensive internet-based services, especially for U.S. consumers. The vote had been expected for months, receiving extensive global media, political, and analyst coverage. That coverage focuses on potential calamitous results for consumers, for enterprises, and for services providers that rely upon readily available, relatively inexpensive bandwidth.
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About the author
Ron Exler
Mr. Exler is a Director and Principal Analyst with the ISG Provider Lens (IPL) service, a part of ISG Research. His focus is on the disruptive and progressive influences on businesses – and the experiences of their customers - of the Internet of Things (IoT), location intelligence, Digital Workplace and application modernization. Ron is lead analyst for the IoT Services 2021 IPL study as well as the Healthcare and Life Sciences Digital Services 2020 and 2021 IPL studies. He is also the owner of the IPL subscriptions services for enterprises and service providers. Ron bridges the gap between business and technology through active analyses and clear communications of issues and opportunities.
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