Ok so some mechanics to manage customers have been added. There's an HR page where you can hire Tech teams, Sales reps, Researchers and Customer support. 

Sales reps will slowly acquire customers, provided you established an infrastructure next to their home. Other than money, customers will generate complaints, so it's a good idea to hire a few customer support folks to assist. If you won't have enough, customer satisfaction will plunge and customers will disconnect from your network. 

The second major addition is the overhaul to the connections. Now a connection between buildings or components have a logical path (a straight line between two points) and a physical path which is the actual path of the link through the city. Connections at the moment are copper wires, and in the future will be fibers and radio links. copper wires and fibers usually go on telephone polls alongside roads or in tunnels right next to a road. Occasionally a disaster can occur, a tree falls on a telephone wire, someone decides to dig a trench next to his shop or other shenanigans... Those will most likely break all the connections running on that road, cause huge traffic outages. That's why it's wise to have connections with different routes. In the future I will add the option to create protected trails over those links with main and protection paths, and they better go over different roads!

It seemed like a good idea to put coat of paint on my city, so it doesn't look like Lego blocks anymore. Luckily I found a great free city tile pack by Kenney and here's the result

I also changed the mechanic of the HQ, after buying or renting office space, in addition to buying technical equipment, you can buy rooms for employees (tech teams, researchers etc..), which determines how many of that unit you can hire. You still need to hire them though. Later, employees will get grumpy if you place their office right next to a huge noisy teleswitch, so it will make sense to get separate buildings for each, which is more expensive.

Greetings. I decided to push for something playable that I can share, instead of building more and more features. Even though it's very basic, and most of the game is not there yet, I think the feedback that I'll get is worth it. You can find the first "playable" build here

Added from my latest update - The Tech-Tree (finally), the map is complete, a main menu - to make it look like a game, and lots of bug fixes and balancing.

If it peeks anyone's interest please try it and let me know first if it's even running! and how? How is the technical performance, any crashes anything not working? And even more important - what do you think about it? is it fun, what would you change, add, remove? any bit of feedback helps. Thanks for reading :)