Press Releases by Expedient
Together, ANET and Expedient will offer customers business class data center options that stretch across the country via facilities with more than 200 employees in Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Baltimore, South Florida, Boston, San Francisco and Richmond, Virginia. These facilities enable co-location and a variety of managed services including seamless multi-city business continuity, remote city data backup and disaster recovery planning. The...
Ethernet Anywhere® Service Debuts in Erie (ERIE, PA - APRIL 22, 2006) - Expedient Data Centers, a national leader in carrier Ethernet, announced today that it will deploy its new Ethernet Anywhere technology throughout the Millcreek School District of Erie Pennsylvania. The new network will link 17 different locations delivering both data and voice services to students, teachers and administrative staff...
(JANUARY 24, 2006) - Running over copper, wireless or fiber optic networks, and utilizing an array of backbone technologies including Ethernet-over-Sonet, these solutions can be grouped into three general categories: converged access (a wide-area Ethernet connection over which several different services are provided), point-to-point services between two sites, and multipoint networks providing switched connections between multiple customer sites. WilTel Communications Group...
(NORWALK,CT - JANUARY 15, 2006) - Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC®) announces today that Shawn McGorry, President and COO for Expedient, has agreed to deliver a keynote address at its Internet Telephony Conference & Expo East 2006, January 24-27, 2006 at the Fort Lauderdale-Broward County Convention Center. Internet Telephony Conference & Expo, held since 1999, is the world’s largest and best-attended VoIP...
(NOVEMBER 21, 2005) - Standing out in a crowd is a tough thing for privately held companies to do. It’s tough, but not impossible. Light Reading editors and Heavy Reading analysts have looked at the entries in the Leading Lights Award category for Best Marketing, Private Company, and, while doing so, we’ve found some interesting examples of companies that have really...
(CLEVELAND,OH - OCTOBER 24, 2005) - In a world of telecom giants, being a small, Midwestern Internet service provider requires some innovation to survive. For local ISP Expedient, months of research and development on a new Internet service are starting to pay off. The company has added 13 sales employees around the country since launching a new product called Ethernet Anywhere...
(OCTOBER 13, 2005) NEW YORK - Ethernet Expo - Demand for Ethernet services may be on the rise, but it can still be tough to get those services - even in New York City. At a carrier and enterprise roundtable session, here, some Big Apple users spun their tales of woe trying to get connected up. Part of the problem is...
Expedient engages Chuck Peters to assist with its expansion and the roll out of new technology/Product Line, Ethernet Anywhere. (ERIE, PA - SEPTEMBER 28, 2005) - Charles (Chuck) Peters a long-time, active member of the Erie Technology community, has entered into a partnership with Expedient Data Centers, a Pittsburgh based commercial Internet Service Provider (ISP), to advise, oversee and represent its...
(PITTSBURGH, PA - AUGUST 31, 2005) - If you have been strolling the streets downtown during lunch the past week you have probably noticed a very strange scene. And no, you were not dreaming, that was a “train” of nine Segway’s crossing the street. Segways, being an innovative product in their own right, go hand-in-hand with the innovative product that Expedient...
Expedient’s “Ethernet Anywhere” Peps Up Reliable Copper Lines to Fiber-Like Speeds (TEQ: July/August 2005) - Remember your father’s old Volkswagen? It was simple, economical, pretty cool to look at, but oh so slow - kind of like Internet connectivity on copper lines. Well, there’s a digital divide in this country, where those who do business over fiber enjoy speeds the folks...
Heavy Reading senior analyst Stan Hubbard predicted we would see a few carriers touting deployments, especially of multipoint Ethernet services using either virtual private LAN (VPLS) technology or Sonet with RPR, as well as some interest in access technologies that make use of existing copper (see Supercomm Preview, Part I). And he was right on: Broadwing Communications LLC and OnFiber...