October 28, 2009 at 11:06 “One day with the installer” Corbina-Beeline
At the beginning of this year, at the merger of Corbina with Beeline, Corbina invited various bloggers to her office on Ryazan Avenue, I was also invited, but did not reach, unfortunately, due to traffic jams.
The other day I received an invitation to a new event organized by Corbina. This time the event was called "One day with the installer."
Here is a small plan of the event:
16.00. - Collection at home of the connected subscriber
16.10. - Visit to the subscriber
16.20. - Connection in the attic and in the apartment.
17.30. - Dinner with company representatives
All gathered together at the appointed time near the metro Oktyabrskoe pole. We were given helmets with flashlights, and all went first to the porch, to see a subscriber who seems to be slightly dumbfounded by the number of people in the stairwell.
Then we went to another entrance, from where we climbed into the attic and through the attic reached the subscriber's entrance. It should be noted that we went there in vain, because all the work did not go over the subscriber’s entrance, but through one from him, that is, from where we came from the attic :)
We returned back on the roof. We passed two entrances and went down to the attic, where Beeline equipment was located.
The installer opened the box with the switch. The cable held to the attic was connected to the laptop. The installer made a ping to Corbina. And then inserted the cable into the switch. And we left. We returned to the entrance to the subscriber, almost no one went inside to his house, so as not to embarrass the guy. The installers connected the cable to the Wi-Fi router. And they went to set up the Internet for the subscriber already on the computer.
All the rest went to the restaurant "Primavera", which was located nearby. There, a table with various goodies was already laid for us.
We sat in a friendly atmosphere, talking on various topics, most of which relate in one way or another to Beeline / Corbina and their communication services.
Gennady Alekseevich Pyatkin shows us certificates that make it possible to work at height.
These are the helmets with flashlights we wore on our heads before climbing into the attic. Several times this helmet saved our heads (and mine in particular) from hitting the ceiling.
The installers laid the cable in the “cockroach elevator”. They say that when several cables are laid there and the cable goes through tightly - they use dishwashing detergent, grease :)
We are already in the attic. I noticed the inscription on the dust only when I looked at the pictures at home :) I want to note that before that I had never been to the attic or the roof. It was interesting :)
This is Dmitry Alexandrovich Danilenko. Broadband Development Director, Moscow Region. Dmitry Alexandrovich apparently tired, straightened his legs, took off his helmet.
We were all quite tired while we walked bent in this attic.
This is Ekaterina Tolkacheva. Corporate Communications Manager. And absolvo Fitter
includes a laptop to ping up to corbina.
A cable with a subscriber’s apartment number is hung on the cable so that there is no further confusion.
The subscriber is awarded a gift certificate for a month of free internet. And also all sorts of thanks for the help in carrying out the event, etc.
They
brought us here to feed us :)
We ate and discussed communication services, various technologies, etc. It was delicious and pleasant to talk to, thanks :)
We are presented with gifts - yellow-black umbrella-canes.
The question was asked whether there is any plan for the development of tariffs for the next few years. So, such a plan is not done for a long time, because most often, new tariffs appear due to changes in the market of providers.
One of those present said that one of his past providers the price of the tariff one day rose.
Dmitry Danilenko informed us that prices are not rising or falling, they are frozen. They do not grow - because it would be a swindle to customers, they do not decrease - because some purchases are being made based on them.
We were also told that soon there would still be 3G in Moscow, which was recently reported in the press.
Various technologies for connecting to the Internet were discussed, such as the Internet through an outlet and through a gas pipe.
So far, Corbina is not planning this kind of connection.
Unfortunately, I can’t remember everything that was discussed. I hope in the comments I will be helped by the habrayuzers present at the event. I will do UPD then.
Many thanks to the organizers of the event, as well as to everyone who attended it - it was interesting to talk with you all! I hope to see you more than once!
The other day I received an invitation to a new event organized by Corbina. This time the event was called "One day with the installer."
Here is a small plan of the event:
16.00. - Collection at home of the connected subscriber
16.10. - Visit to the subscriber
16.20. - Connection in the attic and in the apartment.
17.30. - Dinner with company representatives
All gathered together at the appointed time near the metro Oktyabrskoe pole. We were given helmets with flashlights, and all went first to the porch, to see a subscriber who seems to be slightly dumbfounded by the number of people in the stairwell.
Then we went to another entrance, from where we climbed into the attic and through the attic reached the subscriber's entrance. It should be noted that we went there in vain, because all the work did not go over the subscriber’s entrance, but through one from him, that is, from where we came from the attic :)
We returned back on the roof. We passed two entrances and went down to the attic, where Beeline equipment was located.
The installer opened the box with the switch. The cable held to the attic was connected to the laptop. The installer made a ping to Corbina. And then inserted the cable into the switch. And we left. We returned to the entrance to the subscriber, almost no one went inside to his house, so as not to embarrass the guy. The installers connected the cable to the Wi-Fi router. And they went to set up the Internet for the subscriber already on the computer.
All the rest went to the restaurant "Primavera", which was located nearby. There, a table with various goodies was already laid for us.
We sat in a friendly atmosphere, talking on various topics, most of which relate in one way or another to Beeline / Corbina and their communication services.
Gennady Alekseevich Pyatkin shows us certificates that make it possible to work at height.
These are the helmets with flashlights we wore on our heads before climbing into the attic. Several times this helmet saved our heads (and mine in particular) from hitting the ceiling.
The installers laid the cable in the “cockroach elevator”. They say that when several cables are laid there and the cable goes through tightly - they use dishwashing detergent, grease :)
We are already in the attic. I noticed the inscription on the dust only when I looked at the pictures at home :) I want to note that before that I had never been to the attic or the roof. It was interesting :)
This is Dmitry Alexandrovich Danilenko. Broadband Development Director, Moscow Region. Dmitry Alexandrovich apparently tired, straightened his legs, took off his helmet.
We were all quite tired while we walked bent in this attic.
This is Ekaterina Tolkacheva. Corporate Communications Manager. And absolvo Fitter
includes a laptop to ping up to corbina.
A cable with a subscriber’s apartment number is hung on the cable so that there is no further confusion.
The subscriber is awarded a gift certificate for a month of free internet. And also all sorts of thanks for the help in carrying out the event, etc.
They
brought us here to feed us :)
We ate and discussed communication services, various technologies, etc. It was delicious and pleasant to talk to, thanks :)
We are presented with gifts - yellow-black umbrella-canes.
The question was asked whether there is any plan for the development of tariffs for the next few years. So, such a plan is not done for a long time, because most often, new tariffs appear due to changes in the market of providers.
One of those present said that one of his past providers the price of the tariff one day rose.
Dmitry Danilenko informed us that prices are not rising or falling, they are frozen. They do not grow - because it would be a swindle to customers, they do not decrease - because some purchases are being made based on them.
We were also told that soon there would still be 3G in Moscow, which was recently reported in the press.
Various technologies for connecting to the Internet were discussed, such as the Internet through an outlet and through a gas pipe.
So far, Corbina is not planning this kind of connection.
Unfortunately, I can’t remember everything that was discussed. I hope in the comments I will be helped by the habrayuzers present at the event. I will do UPD then.
Many thanks to the organizers of the event, as well as to everyone who attended it - it was interesting to talk with you all! I hope to see you more than once!