GRG Wireless is absolutely committed to helping enterprises reduce costs while improving their productivity, scability, and mobility. GRG Wireless strives to help each client's organization transform into the "upwardly mobile" enterprise they envision. So no matter how simple or complex your organization's current or future needs are, you can count on us to find wireless mobility solutions that work. Please take a moment to peruse this site, then feel free to contact us for immediate assistance. We also welcome your questions and feedback via > This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it >.
Monroe Telephone Company has been a family owned and operated independent telephone company since 1956, serving over 950 access lines within 50 square miles of city and rural farmlands. As the local telephone company, every effort has been made to satisfy the requests of you, our customers, by providing the best and most up to date services available, at an affordable price. With the development of new and better technologies in the communications industry we will continue to grow and become an even more valuable resource in both your personal and business lives. We look forward to serving you for many years to come.
UTMI.net is an Integrated Communications Provider (ICP) offering a full array of local, long distance, high-speed data (including DSL) to small and medium sized companies in Michigan. We have chosen to target small and medium sized-business because they are typically underserved by the incumbent local exchange provider (Baby Bell or Local Independent). UTMI.net's objective is to provide one-stop shopping for communications services and to offer full integrated broadband data and voice services through a single point of contact for sales and client care. We believe in building a strong local presence in each market we serve hiring experienced sales personnel, developing strong relationships with clients by selling services face-to-face and acting as the clients telecommunications consultant. A wholesale channel strategy targets ISPs and other resellers for a wide range of UTMI.net services, including DSL, Smart T's VoIP & Wireless.
Final Connect provides cost-effective, guaranteed and secure IT and Internet communication solutions to answer your Information Technology needs. By using our specialized small business consulting services, your company realizes significant savings over procuring these services independently or providing the services in-house. Our Internet communication focus enables your company to utilize the next step in broadband technologies: virtual private networks (VPN), virtual office solutions (VOS), Intranets, Extranets, and voice over IP with minimal capital expenditures. To keep your business on the cutting edge of information technology, Final Connect offers professional services, support and solutions ranging from PC and hardware support to proactive, managed server and network monitoring and management. Our professionals are at your service, ready to provide the support your business needs today - and in the future. Final Connect accepts the challenge to make your business more flexible, competitive, and profitable allowing your company to focus on its core business not IT maintenance.
Cinema Internet Networks Inc. ("CinemaWorks" ) is a public company traded on the TSX Venture Exchange (Symbol: CWK) that designs and operates fiber optic and wireless networks that are subscriber based and provide monthly recurring revenue streams. The revenue is derived from content and services that CinemaWorks delivers over those networks to its subscribers. Via strategic partnerships with cities, townships, technology companies and Internet content providers, the company aims to provide a suite of content and services that includes the standard triple play of VoIP, Internet access, IPTV and with additional services. "CinemaWorks is fortunate to be part of the initial North American deployment of PacketFront "open access" extreme broadband networks. I am completely confident that the power and superiority of "open access" and fibre optic connectivity will be embraced by North Americans, just as it is in Europe and elsewhere."
KGM Circuit Solutions was founded in 2002 by telecommunications industry professionals looking to fill a gap in the post-telecom implosion of 2001/2002. Since that time, the management and employees of KGMCS have built a thriving business based around a superior level of service and attention to detail. KGMCS is now one of the premier providers of Trader Voice and point-to-point private lines in the industry. The business has expanded from New York and Chicago via the addition of network facilities in San Francisco, Houston, Boston and Florida. There are hundreds of trading facilities that we can provision services to within 24 hours to match the pace of your busy trading business operations.
Prosten Technology Holdings Limited is principally engaged in the provision of wireless mobile value added services includes the provision of solution integration services. During the fiscal year ended March 31, 2008, the Company operated through two segments: provision of solution integration services and provision of wireless mobile value added services. The Company’s subsidiaries include Prosten (BVI) Limited, Prosten Technology Co. Limited, Prolink Technology Limited, Worldly Limited, Prosten Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. and Unison Networking Services (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (Source: ARS)
http://www.intelecomsolutions.com
Intelecom Solutions is a telecommunications management company and as a communications solutions provider, we are involved in literally every aspect of the communications process. This ensures you competitive pricing and quality service, as well as a single source for all your Telecommunications needs. Intelecom Solutions Inc. is a privately held integrated telecommunications provider offering intelligent end-to-end business solutions for voice and broadband data. Intelecom was informed 1996 and bundles voice and data services from a host of competitive providers for resale, offering its customers a single point of contact with one bill at a competitive price. The Telecommunications Act of 1996 required the incumbent local exchange carriers, such as Verizon, to open their networks to companies like Intelecom to resell local phone service at a discounted price to you, the end-user. In most cases, our customers will not have to leave their existing carrier's network to take advantage of our offering.
Trytel Internet, Inc. opened for business on April 28th, 1995, dedicated to the principle of reliability first. Since 1995, Trytel has helped over 200 organizations use the Internet to realize their goals of new markets, increased productivity and substantial new profits. Trytel continues to offer a wide variety of internet solutions including : Effective Web Site Development and Hosting Complete E-Commerce Solutions Superior and Reliable Internet Connectivity If you are looking for organizations that are successful on the Internet...just ask Trytel's clients!
DFT's telecommunications services are delivered through its national network with 54 points of presence (POPs) in main capital cities and regional areas around Australia. The network architecture and technology can be used for distributing voice, data or video simultaneously, giving the capability to supply local, long distance, high speed data, internet and video conferencing services to its customers. Using existing infrastructure and established reputation, DFT has built a wireless network, particularly suited to the distribution of telecommunication services in the less populated regional areas, providing the link between remote customers and suppliers. It also allows DFT to tailor a service to regional organisations requiring Internet access and inter-regional connection between branches, customers and suppliers or with head offices in capital cities. With a focus on servicing customers in the major regional towns and cities, and offering a more cost effective alternative than the larger service providers, DFT is in a strong position to accelerate growth by extending it s network infrastructure to include most regional centres through Victoria and Eastern Australia. DFT offers a turnkey solution supplying hardware, software and support services to ISPs, resellers and channel partners. These companies in turn offer Internet and intranet service to their clients without having to build, operate and maintain their own network infrastructure. DFT offers: Provision of infrastructure Technical support Network design Installation and operations Billing functions Help desk services [Terrestrial Bandwidth] [Satellite Bandwidth] [Peering] [Network Monitoring] [VPNs] [News] [Co-location] [Virtual Ports] [Our Network] [Quote] [Client Login] [Contacts]
Founded in 1998, Airwire.net, Inc. is a privately held company based in Melbourne, Florida. Airwire began by building a wireless network and offering commercial local loop services in several mid-sized cities. The premise was that properly deployed and managed wireless technology could deliver broadband Internet, data, voice and video for businesses and finally offer a reliable and cost effective alternative to traditional ISP's and the telephone company. In April 1999, the company expanded by launching the 2nd phase of its wireless footprint in Orlando, FL. Also in 1999, the company opened up a 6,000 square foot Network Operations Center (NOC) and co-location facility also in Melbourne. Airwire's NOC is designed to ensure 24 x 7 network availability in an environmentally controlled facility. The secured facility offers customers high capacity bandwidth and an array of network services in a fully peered network environment. The Company's customer care center also operates from the NOC. In 2004 Airwire's services are available throughout Central Florida, specifically the following counties: Brevard, Orange, Seminole and Osceola. Airwire continues to expand in Central Florida by growing the network footprint and intensifying coverage in the existing footprint.
OneEighty Communications maintains internet dialup access numbers for our customers in Billings and Bozemen, Montana, as well as Cody, Wyoming. If you have any issues establishing a connection, or setting up your service, please refer to our online support library, or contact our technical support team .
Atria Networks LP provides superior, cost-effective broadband data services within our geographic markets. Schools, universities, municipalities and international companies all share the benefits of Atria's robust 1000-kilometre fibre-optic network. The word Atria is plural for atrium, a Latin word for an open central court in a home or building. Atria are public meeting places usually full of space and light, and this positive association aligns perfectly with the company's vision to bring communities together, to nurture improved business and community relationships using broadband technology. For more detailed information on the communities we serve: Cambridge Waterloo Guelph Kitchener Centre Wellington Orangeville
http://www.elinkcommunications.com
Founded in 1999, e-Link Communications provides voice and broadband data communications services to small and medium-sized businesses in two metropolitan areas, New York City and Washington D.C. A fully integrated communications company with high-speed wiring in place in commercial office buildings, e-Link owns and manages in-building infrastructure, including the actual physical connection between customers and out-of-building networks. In October 2001, e-Link acquired the assets of On-Site Access, at one time one of the largest in-building service providers in New York.
Headquartered in Atlanta, GA Fonix Telecom Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Fonix Corporation, is a facilities based provider of VoIP, BPL (Broadband over Powerline) and Broadband services. Fonix Telecom is strategically focused on delivering broadband products and solutions to residential and business customers. In October of 2004, Fonix Telecom launched its VoIP commercial offering, known as Fonix FoneTM. Fonix Fone, offers VoIP phone services with all the feature functionality of a class 5 switch, unified messaging, web based portal/browser tools, and fully integrated with MS Outlook - all without the capital investment required with traditional PBX solutions. On August 1, 2005, Fonix Telecom further enhanced its VoIP offering and launched new residential and business product offerings to the Fonix Fone product line. Fonix Telecom also offers Broadband data products and services to residential and business customers including wireline, integrated and dedicated data solutions, high speed internet ADSL connections with Dataline DSLsm. Fonix Telecom continues to outpace other providers with successful involvement in trialings and offerings of next-generation technologies such as Broadband Over Power Lines. Combined with marketing and sales initiatives, Fonix Telecom will continue to build its core business in a deliberate and profitable manner, adding customer density and operating on network facilities of their own. Fonix Telecom's data backbone network is peered at the highest levels and is primarily Lucent powered. In conclusion, combining cutting edge products, with low capital network designs, and innovative broad based marketing channels, is the backbone of Fonix Telecom's strategy and the key to long-term success in telecommunications retailing.
OneCleveland is a nonprofit provider of a community-based ultra broadband networking services to educational, governmental, research, arts and cultural, nonprofit and healthcare organizations in Greater Cleveland. Subscribers to the fiber optic network are connected to each other and the Internet backbone at gigabit speeds. OneCleveland also works with technology companies and its subscribers to develop and deploy next generation applications and services that take advantage of the network.
Core Communications was founded in January of 1999. From its inception, the company's charter and the CEO's vision has been to provide best-in-class Internet and data communications solutions for the meetings and hospitality industries. In the early part of 1999, the company analyzed the abundance of emerging hospitality service offerings and associated business models that flooded the marketplace. Refraining from entering the "buy the business" land grab of the times, Core entered into multi-year service contracts with a targeted group of corporate destination properties to test and refine its performance-driven, economically viable service model. Core is composed of networking veterans of the X.25, Frame Relay (FR) and Internet cycles of the 80s and 90s. As such, the company recognized that a business cannot make up in volume what is not inherently profitable at the unit level. Core focused its efforts instead on devising a solid cash flow business strategy in which Internet access for group/meeting space could be operated profitably for both the facility and for Core, with a level of service not currently available via existing hospitality-oriented ISPs or the local Bell Company ("RBOC"). The resulting economic analysis led to the development of Core's uniquely profitable business model that provides a mission critical grade of service at pricing which is attractive to both meeting planners and exhibitors. It incorporates a service model that stands up to the scrutiny of the hospitality industry. Its foundation is based on solid yield management practices, and a management team dedicated to excellence with regard to technology delivery, customer service and localized support. Concurrently, Core began evaluation of the specialized equipment being used in the hospitality marketplace. Core technical staff tested the universe of: DSLAM equipment, cable modems, subscriber management systems, and other custom built platforms. This extensive analysis included: AtCom (was CAIS, now Cisco), TUT Systems, Nomadix, IP3, NetGame (NG Cable), Paradyne(Elastic Networks), Solutions Inc., Lucent, and many others. Extensive research trials led Core to choose traditional Ethernet switching and routing technologies as its standard delivery platform in hospitality function space. As often happens in emerging sector businesses, early technology adopters latch on to technologies that often lead down dead-end paths. Early adopters pay too much for equipment that is less than efficient and simply not stable as compared with existing, more mature technologies. Core recognized this phenomenon in technology hospitality markets. Core selected standard CAT-5E and industry standard S-class fiber wiring and Cisco and HP as the equipment to be provided on-property. No proprietary platforms, no PCs or no single source hardware or software vendors are part of the Core solution. Core optimized the monitoring and setup process by moving all the required billing and setup technology off-site to Core headquarters, meaning: no servers, no quirky serial PMS interfaces, and no proprietary hardware at the conference center, hotel or convention property. The system is software controllable from Core headquarters and by multi-level password from anywhere in the world. This system is essentially the ASP ("Application Service Provider") model in reverse. The "application" part of our ASP is the management and billing of Internet access at other (worldwide) facilities. This "intelligent" use of the Internet leverages highly reliable equipment and back-end database management software at Core HQ.
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