Specifically, Yelcot Communications is a regional ISP company operating in rural Vermont that targets to provide high-speed broadband access to communities that have been left behind in the state. The small ISP itself was established by John and his wife Amanda in 2008 and aims to connect towns that are not interested in the service provided by large national companies by using wireless networking and fiber-optic cables to connect homes and businesses, including those situated in rural areas. As a company offering broadband connection with maximum download speeds of 100 Mbps, Yelcot will help the rural population overcome the digital gap that is often present in the countryside, offering either a slow dial-up connection or an unstable mobile Internet connection. They are committed to their local community, with the company establishing physical cable networks for high-speed internet alongside local governments, offering specific and individualized layouts depending on the surveyed landscapes of each town. Yelcot, since its formation, has now emerged as a viable internet service provider that offers affordable and efficient internet service to over 5,000 households in northern New England. They are now fulfilling their growth agendas to ensure that the remaining rural folks in Vermont are also connecting to the online technologies and economic potentials enjoyed by the other people in the connected world. Through its headquarters and a localized network of offices staffed by friendly employees and affordable service rates, Yelcot has been able to become the go-to ISP for several small towns that wish to get connected to the society of the twenty-first century.