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iNETWORKS Group provides innovative, integrated, and comprehensive communications solutions for organizations with complex networking requirements. iNetworks has a decade-long track record of designing custom network solutions for our clients, including the U.S Department of Defense, Harris Corporation, the U.S. Census Bureau, Frontier Communications and Terremark. Ranked first overall in Crain's list of fastest growing companies in 2010, iNetworks helps private companies and the Federal government put the entire virtual workspace into practice for ideal infrastructure and employee connectivity - maximizing productivity. Our clients are free to manage their day to day business without the distraction of network vendor management.
Primus Telecommunications Canada Inc. is the largest alternative telecommunications service provider in Canada. Primus offers a wide selection of consumer and business telecommunications services available nationwide including Home Phone, Internet, Long Distance, VoIP, Enterprise IP Voice Solutions, Hosted Phone Systems, (Hosted PBX), Dedicated Data Access and IP connectivity solutions. In the United States, Primus provides reliable and affordable digital home phone (VoIP) service under the Lingo brand. Acquired by York Capital Management in July 2013, Primus Canada was founded in 1997 and has over 600 employees located in offices across Canada including Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa, London and Edmundston.
RNK Communications is one of the leading companies in the Telecommunications sector.
PTGi is one of the leading companies in the Telecommunications sector.
TelePacific is a multiple award-winning network and communications service provider to more than 40,000 businesses nationwide. The company owns and operates extensive network assets including 50,000 fiber strand miles, a Juniper and Cisco-powered MPLS IP network, four datacenters and nearly 400 colocations in 273 wire centers throughout the Southwestern and Western United States. Since it was founded in 1998, TelePacific has grown into the largest competitor to AT&T, Verizon and CenturyLink in California, expanded operations into Nevada and Texas, and extended its network reach nationwide and globally to serve multi-location customers all over the world. Ten years ago, TelePacific had 400 employees, 6,000 business customers and 100,000 business lines in service. Today, the company has 1,500 employees, tens of thousands of customers and more than 1.2 million lines in service.