What Brains DFR is all about . . .
Brains Domestic Frame Relay is a Managed Networking Solution that transfers data or non-data traffic at high-speeds. Unlike the competitors’ frame relay services and traditional leased lines, our service is the first multi-service network that caters to business communities domestically using a single link and is available through PLDT's vast nationwide points-of-presence.

The Domestic Frame Relay Service is part of the whole Brains package. Brains is a suite of high performance managed data services providing cost-effective private networking solutions for businesses with one or more inter-regional locations.

The Promise

• Network Advantage
  A state-of-the-art backbone based on CISCO’s BPX 8650 and MGX switches, specifically deployed to put PLDT in a position to provide multimedia and other services on a nationwide scale.
• Outsourcing Option
  Leave the management of the network to the experts. With the outsourcing option, it leaves the customer free to focus on their core business: each and every customer.
• 1st Cisco Powered Network (CPN)
  Being a CPN, the customer can expect no less than high quality network products and services that meet their specific needs. PLDT earned the distinction of being the first CPN in the Philippines and the right to display this mark by maintaining high levels of network quality and by building its services with Cisco equipment—the same equipment that virtually all Internet traffic travels on today.
• Integrated Voice, Data and Video
  Clearly integrates voice, data and video via a single infrastructure which effectively means lower cost and greater speed, security, assurance, and efficiency.
• Round-the-clock Helpdesk
  Wider reach through 24-hour customer service capability, assuring complete customer satisfaction.

How will the customer benefit?

• Impacts bottom-line costs and improves profitability
• Supports new business applications that could not be cost justified
• Increased performance with reduced network complexity
• Improves communications