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(redirected from Bandwidth on Demand Services)

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BODSBus Origin and Destination Surveys (UK)
BODSBandwidth on Demand Services
BODSBritish Oceanographic Data Services
BODSBrighton Official Disabled Supporters (fan club)
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Development Management of Matav, Hungary's primary DSL service provider who also addressed DSL Forum at the Summit in Portugal, highlighted the need to support power users, including bandwidth on demand services, providing end users with dynamic service selection to meet their specific service requirements - from simple email access to video distribution via the Internet.
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GlobeSystem allows Teleglobe to become the preeminent provider of bandwidth on demand services.
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