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Service and Innovation

Wireline Capital Investment
(in $ billions)

$8.3 billion in 2005,  $10.3 billion in 2006, $11.0 billion in 2007.

Wireless Capital Investment
(in $ billions)

$6.5 billion in 2005, $6.6 billion in 2006, $6.5 billion in 2007.

Customer Satisfaction Index
(Telecom Customers)

89.0 in 2005, 89.0 in 2006, 88.6 in 2007.

Verizon continued to energize the marketplace in 2007, deploying industry-leading broadband wireless, wireline and IP technologies. This year was marked, however, by the roll out of several products and services that address social concerns and the needs of our diverse customers.

Verizon expanded the line-up of products and services for customers with disabilities and special needs.

Verizon also continued to be leading advocate for applying the capabilities inherent in our high-speed broadband networks to improving the quality of health care and reducing associated costs.

To address today's new media, we were joined by several governors and attorneys general among other officials in a series of community forums to raise awareness with parents and their kids about online safety.

Verizon Telecom

  • At the end of 2007, Verizon had passed about 9.3 million homes and businesses in parts of 17 states with its high-speed fiber-to-the-premises network, FiOS.
  • Verizon ended 2007 as the 10th largest video provider in the United States, with 943,000 FiOS TV customers.
  • Verizon unveiled the next generation of our FiOS TV service, making it easier for consumers to find and manage content on their TVs. At the heart of the innovation is the new, Verizon-built, interactive media guide.
  • In 2007, Verizon introduced a FiOS Internet service with upload and download speeds of up to 20 megabits-per-second -- ideal for uploading large files to businesses from work-at-home employees.

Verizon Business

Verizon Business continued to expand its global IP network, adding private IP nodes in the Philippines and Malaysia. It also rolled out its next-generation network in Europe and successfully conducted the industry's first field test of 100 gigabits-per-second optical transmission.

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Our Network. Open Network.

Verizon announced that it will open its national wireless network to third-party devices and software that meet minimum technical standards.

Verizon also announced plans to develop its fourth-generation broadband network, with trials starting in 2008.

What We'll Do Next

  • Launch a "big button" TV remote.
  • Make verizon.com fully accessible for people with disabilities.
  • Develop joint Telecom/Wireless marketing plan for "Baby Boomer" and disabled customers.
  • Conduct additional online safety forums for the public in key Verizon operating areas.
  • Make online safety tools easier to find and use.
  • Encourage states to adopt online safety education curriculum for kids.
 
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