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The customer experiences a service, not a network map A coverage map can indicate where a network is available, but a business buyer experiences connectivity through completed transactions, usable video calls and access to essential applications. An unreliable link can undermine a retailer's checkout or a manufacturer's remote support even when the location is nominally covered. This distinction creates commercial opportunities for providers that combine infrastructure with practical service assurance, especially where customers are expanding beyond their original urban locations. ITU's Facts and Figures series tracks connectivity indicators, including use, affordability and infrastructure. Its scope helps explain why a single coverage statistic cannot describe the full market. This article's business assessment is that telecom suppliers should segment opportunities by the quality…