Insight on Business

May 2013

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insight on Economic By Mar yB eth Mat zek development Staying connected c o u r t e s y o f D o o r C o u n t y. c o m / D o o r C o u n t y V i s i t o r B u r e a u Door County benefits from broadband investment S ignificant investments by telecom companies are making it easier to stay in touch across Door County. Within the past couple of years, NSight (owner of Cellcom), AT&T and Charter Communications have invested millions in upgrading their broadband and cellular connections so that the people who live, work or visit Door County are able to stay connected. Those improvements are an essential piece of the area's economic 38 | Insight • M ay 2 013 development, says Sam Perlman, economic development manager for Door County Economic Development Corporation. Not only do the upgrades help area businesses and educational institutions, they can also serve as a recruiting tool encouraging seasonal residents to stay longer or maybe start a business in the region, he says. "If some of our visitors are able to telecommute from here, they may be interested in spending more time here, which improves our economy, on the web Door County Economic Development Corporation: » www.doorcountybusiness.com Door County Visitor Bureau: » www.doorcounty.com or maybe they'll think about bringing their business here or starting one up," Perlman says. "It just provides more opportunities." On May 8, the DCEDC will host w w w. i n s i g h t o n b u s i n e s s . c o m

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