What does AAP stand for?

Alternate Access Provider

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Information technology (IT) and computers

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This includes access provided by Local Exchange Carriers, Alternate Access Providers and CPE equipment vendors.

Ellipsys Technologies Offers Free Expert Troubleshooting Service as ...

This includes access provided by Local Exchange Carriers, Alternate Access Providers and CPE equipment vendors.

Ellipsys Technologies Offers Free Expert Troubleshooting Service as ...

This includes access provided by Local Exchange Carriers, or Alternate Access Providers, and CPE vendors.

Ellipsys Technologies Offers Free Expert Troubleshooting Service as ...

About WSNet WSNet, through its new private label digital satellite television service, distributes satellite television programming to the private cable and wireless cable industries serving the multi-dwelling unit (MDU) real estate sector, small and rural cable companies, and alternate access providers seeking a private label digital programming solution.

WSNet Enters Small Cable Market With New DBS Service; Deal With North ...

IDC/LINK believes deregulation will transform the role of IXCs (interexchange carriers), RBOCs (Regional Bell operating companies), cable MSOs (multiple system operators), and alternate access providers, as they enter each other's markets.

Telecommunications services revenues to grow to $239 billion by the ...