| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Steve Mundt |
Vice President of Enterprise and Technology Sales | Profile |
Stephen Elop |
Group Executive for Telstra Technology, Innovation and Strategy | Profile |
Time Warner Cable Inc. (TWC), formerly Warner Cable Communications and sometimes colloquially referred to as simply Time Warner, is an American cable telecommunications company that operates in 29 states and has 31 operating divisions. It is the second largest cable company in the U.S. behind only Comcast. Its corporate headquarters are located in the Time Warner Center in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, with other corporate offices in Stamford, Connecticut; Charlotte, North Carolina; and Herndon, Virginia. Time Warner Cable serves customers in the following 29 states: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
Spacecom is a teleport operator and provider of two-way broadband satellite solutions and point-to-multipoint C-Band and Ku-Band satellite transmission services.
Videotron Ltd. operates as a cable, mobile telephony, and Internet service provider in Canada. The company offers cable Internet access through cable modems; digital television services comprising approximately 52 television channels, audio services, 21 AM/FM radio channels, and an interactive programming guide; and cable telephony service through VoIP technology. It also provides video-on-demand service that enables digital cable customers to rent content from a library of movies, documentaries, and other programming through digital set-top box, Internet access, or mobile phone; and operates pay-per-view channels that allow its digital customers to order live events and movies based on a pre-determined schedule, as well as traditional cable television services. In addition, the company provides various business telecommunication services comprising high speed Internet access, television, telephony, mobile services, and business solutions products, such as hosting, private network connectivity, WIFI, and audio and video transmission services. It serves small, medium, and large size companies; telecommunication carriers; and residential customers. As of December 31, 2013, Videotron Ltd. had cable systems consisting of 31,088 kilometers of fiber optic cable, and 45,956 kilometers of coaxial cable passing through approximately 2.7 million homes and serving approximately 2.2 million customers; and approximately 503,331 lines activated on mobile telephony services. The company was founded in 1964 and is headquartered in Montreal, Canada. Videotron Ltd. is a subsidiary of Quebecor Media Inc.
Zipdrug is a NYC-based venture-backed healthcare technology company revolutionizing the pharmacy experience for health plans and their members. Zipdrug`s proprietary technology leverages delivery to narrow pharmacy networks, better aligning payers, PBMs, patients and pharmacies resulting in reduced costs, improved medication adherence, and higher-quality member experiences.
A small team of technology innovators led by George Macricostas and his father Constantine “Deno” Macricostas came together in early 2000 to solve a problem – currently available data center solutions were not enterprise grade. As part of the executive team at Photronics, a $500 million global supplier to the semiconductor industry founded by Deno Macricostas, George and Deno commissioned data center builds around the world, but they weren`t satisfied with the current industry standards. That`s when they decided to found RagingWire Enterprise Solutions, now RagingWire Data Centers – because they wanted to design, build, and operate the world`s best data centers. The RagingWire leadership team soon met Charlie Linkhart, who would become RagingWire`s Chief Engineer, and started brainstorming potential advances in data center infrastructure. They had a unique idea, that world-class data centers should be designed for concurrent maintenance and operations. They realized that data center operations would fail without frequent maintenance and that maintenance would be discouraged unless it did not interrupt operations. In a matter of months, Charlie and the executive management team turned this idea into a design specification that would evolve into RagingWire`s 2N+2 critical infrastructure architecture and N-Matrix™ infrastructure management systems. Today, RagingWire has hundreds of customers and 650,000 square feet of data center space, but it has not lost its focus on innovation, maintenance, and operations. RagingWire remains a privately owned company, with no reliance on outside venture capital, ensuring our ability to meet client demands for years to come.