| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Bill Dunnion |
Chief Information Security Officer | Profile |
Luiz Domingos |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
Luiz Domingos |
Chief Technology Officer and Group Vice President of Large Enterprise and Vertical Solutions Research and Development | Profile |
Arvind Raman |
Chief Information Security Officer | Profile |
Tarun Loomba |
Executive Vice President of Unified Communications Products and Solutions | Profile |
Founded in Gilbert, Arizona., with just a handful of employees, today PCT maintains sales, logistics and manufacturing operations in 10 countries and has more than 1,400 valued employees. PCT's infrastructure includes four state-of-the-artt two wholly-owned manufacturing plants, two in the USA and two in mainland China, responsible for the production of drop products and subscriber cable.
BLiNQ Networks was founded in June 2010 after the acquisition of intellectual property and wireless assets from Nortel Networks. BLiNQ is a pioneer of wireless backhaul solutions that fundamentally changes the way mobile operators deliver mobile broadband services in urban areas.
Transcend has been selling phone systems since 1985 and has over 3,000 customers.
TEI Communications is one of the leading companies in the Telecommunications sector.
Privately owned and funded, Quintillion has built the first and only system of its kind, which serves the American Northwest and North Slope Arctic regions. Quintillion is the owner/operator of this world class telecommunications system. As a wholesale provider, Quintillion offers high-speed broadband to local providers across the state of Alaska. In December 2017 Quintillion completed its 249-mile terrestrial fiber optic cable, beginning north of Fairbanks, Alaska and terminating in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska. The completion of the terrestrial fiber build provides a high-capacity, low latency system, uniquely positioned to serve the needs of the oil and gas industry working on Alaska`s North Slope. Quintillion`s Phase 2 expansion will establish a state-of-the-art fiber optic route between Alaska and Japan to Washington State . This project addresses the need to create a diverse route out of western Alaska and allow future expansion into additional Asian markers. When completed, this system will improve existing network capacity and reduce latency. In addition to Quintillion`s planned Phase 2 expansion, Phase 3 will extend from northeastern Alaska, through the Northwest Passage and connects Alaska to Canada, and extends to Europe”, , with an opportunity for further extension. This expansion will create a diverse and low latency route between Asian and European markets.