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Norvado achieves 99% uptake of Wi-Fi services with Calix EDGE SuitesBroadband World News, , 3/30/2021
SAN JOSE, Calif. – Calix, Inc. (NYSE: CALX) today announced that Norvado, a broadband service provider (BSP) serving northern Wisconsin, is transforming its 70-year-old business with the complete Calix Revenue EDGE solution to differentiate their brand with premium services for a connected lifestyle. Through a winning combination of segmenting subscribers with Calix Marketing Cloud (CMC), exciting subscribers with services in EDGE Suites, and embracing marketing best practices with EDGE Enablement, Norvado has achieved an incredible 99 percent adoption rate of its branded Apex Managed WIFI service among new subscribers, while increasing margins exponentially. Further, with the robust remote-management capabilities of Calix Support Cloud (CSC), Norvado has virtually eliminated truck rolls to Apex Managed WIFI subscribers, dramatically increasing operational efficiency. Working with Calix since late 2019, Norvado has implemented the comprehensive Revenue EDGE solution to power its Apex Managed WIFI service. Norvado shifted from a product-focused approach to an innovative, services-based strategy by leveraging:
Norvado has placed its branded CommandIQ mobile app at the center of the Apex Managed WIFI experience, giving subscribers an intuitive, powerful, and easy-to-use tool to control their home system, right in the palm of their hand. In its premium packages or as add-ons to its basic plan, Norvado employs the original two EDGE Suites to offer value-added apps for enhanced network security capabilities (through ProtectIQ) and parental controls (through ExperienceIQ). Norvado will soon excite subscribers even more, building on its smart home offerings with the latest addition to EDGE Suites: Arlo wireless connected cameras, floodlights, and video doorbells. Beyond helping subscribers control their home systems, the Apex Managed WIFI app gives Norvado a critical conduit to directly communicate timely information via mobile notifications on new offers, service outages, community news, and corporate updates, building loyalty and increasing satisfaction among subscribers. The success of the app is clear: nearly 80 percent of Apex Managed WIFI subscribers have adopted the app—an astounding level of uptake—while 38 percent already have purchased the value-added apps. |
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