Great Plains Communications Business Blog
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Building Communities That Are Ready on Day One With Fiber Optic Network Infrastructure
Why Builders and Developers Must Choose the Right Fiber Optic Network Infrastructure Partner In today’s market, connectivity is not a luxury. It’s foundational infrastructure. For renters and homebuyers, fast fiber internet is expected to work the moment they walk...
Slow Internet Speed is Holding Your Business Back
Why Slow Internet Speed Is Holding Your Business Back (And You Don’t Even Realize It) Your Point-of-Sale system is lagging behind and impacting payment processing. Employees wait minutes to open files in Cloud applications. Patient care is impacted by delayed access...
Managed Firewall Services for Businesses | Great Plains Communications
Business Cybersecurity Best Practices & Managed Firewall Services Cybersecurity is no longer optional, it’s essential to protect against evolving cyber threats. With threats like ransomware, phishing and insider risks growing more sophisticated, businesses must...
Why a Local Business Internet Provider Is the Smarter Choice | Great Plains Communications
As businesses become increasingly dependent on connectivity, the choice of Internet Service Provider (ISP) becomes no longer just about speed. Reliability, responsiveness and community investment play a crucial role in ensuring your business runs smoothly and...
Boost Productivity with Fiber Internet for Business | GPC
How to Boost Productivity with Reliable High-Speed Connections Dependable fiber internet for business isn’t just helpful—it’s fundamental to keeping your business moving forward. From video conferences and cloud-based software to managing remote teams and hosting...
Improve Business Communication Services
Never Let Your Business Be Out On Hold: Finding the Right Business Communication Services To be successful in today’s digital world, a business needs a communications platform that can fulfill several critical requirements. Externally, a company must be able to...
Expert Insights on Strong Partnerships that Connect Today’s Digital World Through the Heartland
Great Plains Communications (GPC) is honored to collaborate with exceptional partners as we drive digital innovation. One of GPC’s partners is 1623 Farnam, a leading interconnection hub in the central U.S. for fiber and wireless network providers, Cloud and content...
Metro Connect USA 2025: Actionable Insights & Next Steps
Chris Sikora, Chief Revenue Officer - Great Plains Communications (GPC) For me, attending Metro Connect USA 2025 is always a highlight, and 2025 reinforced why it remains one of the premier events in the telecommunications industry. At Great Plains Communications...
Managed Firewall: Protect Your Business from Cyberattacks | GPC
At Great Plains Communications, we understand the critical role of robust cybersecurity in today's digital landscape. Our managed firewall service provides businesses with comprehensive protection against evolving cyber threats. Let's explore how a professionally...
What is dedicated or standard Internet access, and why it’s important for your business
An Internet connection for your business is crucial in 2025. The Internet can help you grow your customer base, keep operations running smoothly and extend the reach of your business and your workforce. Customers expect businesses to continuously stay up and running...
Why Wireless Internet Backup Is Essential for Business Continuity
Wireless internet backup provides an alternate internet connection that kicks in when your main connection fails due to events like severe weather or fiber cuts. It’s like having a safety net that keeps you online without missing a beat. Wireless internet...
How does a company keep growing for more than a century?
When Great Plains Communications (GPC) was founded in 1910 by E.C. Hunt as a Nebraska phone company, human operators manually connected telephone calls by plugging and unplugging cords using a switchboard. As the industry evolved, the company stayed ahead of it,...











