Our process for the past 25 years to negotiate agreements for your community has been proven sustainable and scalable. We engage with you and your community to understand your technology needs for Internet and TV and get started by negotiating with providers to better the value to your residents.

The growth of competition in the cable TV and Internet marketplace has revealed the ability for community associations and their residents to access advanced and innovative services.

The start of a new year brings exciting news to Converged Services. We are celebrating 25 years of business excellence. As we achieve this milestone, we could not have done it without the perseverance and vision of our founder and president, Leo Delgado, the loyalty of our clients, the partnerships forged over the years to elevate our success, and a team that is considered family. Below is a letter from Leo to mark this anniversary.

Online voting is not a new concept but accepting the idea of online voting for your association can be overwhelming. We are here to help you understand the importance and benefits of online voting and what you need to know before opting into online voting.

Florida Fire Prevention Code provides that AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction) can require maintaining adequate fire department radio signal strength inside any building (new or existing). Florida Statute § 633.202 provides for compliance extensions for certain building types.

Partner with Converged Services to take full advantage of our technology expertise to maximize provider technology and terms for your association. Save time, money, and unnecessary aggravation.

After a year and a half of COVID-19 and a national shutdown, the government is taking action to ensure broadband infrastructure and connectivity for all Americans become a reality.

There's a need, a need for speed. By 2030, a family of four will require symmetrical speeds in their homes of at least 2 Gbps. That's according to the Fiber Broadband Association's (FBA) latest research. The report also stated that fiber is the best option to bring future-ready networks to households. But what about today's need for speed?

Many cities strive to be future-ready to achieve a sustainable and smart environment for their current and future businesses, residents, and visitors, but how exactly do you make a city future-ready?

With all the excitement around new and emerging technologies of 5G, WiFi 6 and CBRS, it can be difficult to understand if these technologies compete or work with one another. To put it simply, these technologies complement each other, and each serve their own purposes to create a synergistic and smart building, community, or city.

Related: THE TIMELINE TO 5G.