There's no ROI case for the digital-home user market.

Large retailers and national computer manufacturers will typically look to point fingers at problems that are outside their control. Smart consumers will recognize that a technology consultant, the same kind that helps small businesses in the area, has a lot more skin in the game with building 'relationship equity' than a large national retailer or computer manufacturer.

This is where you can get a large boost in network performance for a modest investment.

This is a pretty affluent consumer. It's a fair statement that this probably wouldn't be affordable for households with under $100,000 annual income, and maybe more. That's an extremely small market.

I don't know know how they're going to get Saad Hariri back home.

There is much more flexibility to work from home today.