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2019 Master Agent Directory | ALL THE PIECES BC/DR Private line, point to point PGi WAN optimization Ethernet services Storage Rapidscale Support/Other Services: Integrated access WAN optimization Sierra Wireless Business application A Managed network services Wireless data access Skyriver Consulting ABS Telecom MPLS VPN Sonic Contact center 1290 West 2320 South Private line, Point to point ACS, Inc. Spectrum Suite C Wireless data access 2416 Amsler St. Sprint Acuity Technologies Salt Lake City, UT 84119 Torrance, CA 90505 Star2Star 201 N Franklin St. 801.327.9400 (voice) ACI Telecom 800.247.9964 (voice) Suddenlink Suite 1300 www.abstelecom.com 728 N Pleasantburg Dr www.acsagentsupport.com Towerstream Tampa, FL 33602 Contact: Mark Koon Greenville, SC 29607 Contact: Eric Asquino TPx 813.769.4690 (voice) [email protected] 864.233.0549 (voice) [email protected] Utility Telecom www.thinkacuity.com Primary Underlying Providers: www.acitelecom.com Primary Underlying Providers: Verizon Contact: Josh Anderson AT&T Contact: Cam Walters; 8X8 Vonage [email protected] Broadcore Vickie Porter ACC West IP Primary Underlying Providers: CenturyLink [email protected]; AireSpring Windstream ACC Cogent [email protected] Allstream XO AccessPoint Comcast Primary Underlying Providers: Altice Zayo AireSpring EvolveIP AccessPoint AT&T Voice Services: ANPI Granite BCN Telecom Birch Conferencing AT&T inContact Granite BroadSky Dedicated local/LD Bright House Integra Greencloud BullsEye Hosted PBX Broadsmart IPitimi Level 3 CenturyLink Mobile services Broadview MegaPath New Prospect Call Center China Telecom SIP trunking CenturyLink Nextiva Spectrum Cogent Toll free Colo5 Polycom Sprint Colt Unified communications Comcast Rytel Spirit Communications Comcast VoIP CopperService Sprint Time Warner Cable Cox Data/Network Services: DataSite TPx Windstream Earthlink Access (dial-up, DSL, cable, T1) EarthLink USA Digital Voice Services: EvolveIP Access (DS0-OCn) Entelegent Utah Broadband Conferencing Five9 Colocation/Data Center services Granite Utopia Fiver Dedicated Local/LD Frontier Cloud services GreenCloud Verizon Wireless Hosted PBX Fusion Desktop virtualization Intercall Vonage SIP trunking GTT Ethernet services Level 3 XO Unified communications InContact Hosted IT services Lightpath Voice Services: VoIP IntelePeer IaaS/Paas Masergy Conferencing Data/Network Services: Intermedia Integrated access NBS Dedicated local/LD Access (dial-up, DSL, cable, T1) Jive International access NetWolves Mobile Colocation/Data center Level3 Managed network services Nitel SIP trunking Dark fiber Lightower MPLS VPN Powernet VoIP Ethernet services MegaPath Private line, Point to point Telx Data/Network Services: IaaS/PaaS Mitel SaaS Time Warner Cable Access (dial-up, DSL, cable, T1) Integrated access Netfortris Security/Firewall West IP Access (DS0-OCn) International access Nitel Storage WOW Cloud services MPLS VPN PCCW Virtual servers XO 24 CHANNELVISION | May - June, 2019 Are You Looking To Expand Your IT Sales? 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Frontier 2019 Master Agent Directory | www.channelvisionmagazine.com Zayo Birch Communications Data/Network Services: Aryaka Colocation/Data Center services Voice Services: Broad Sky Networks BC/DR AT&T Email Conferencing Broadview Colocation/Data Center services BCMOne Ethernet services Dedicated local/LD BullsEye Telecom Dark fiber Best Practice Energy Hosted infrastructure/platforms Hosted PBX CenturyLink Desktop virtualization BridgeConnex Hosted Office IT services Mobile services Cincinnati Bell Ethernet services CenturyLink Integrated access SIP trunking The Conference Group Hosted email ChinaTel Managed network services Toll free EarthLink Hosted/Managed IT services Comcast MPLS VPN Unified communications EvolveIP IaaS/PaaS Data Bank SD-WAN VoIP Fusion Integrated access Digital Realty Storage Data/Network Services: GTT International access Electric Lightwave Security/Firewall Access (dial-up, DSL, cable, T1) Gloablinx IoT Expedient WAN optimization Access (DS0-OCn) GSG Communications Managed network services FirstLight Web hosting BC/DR inContact MPLS VPN FPL Wireless data access Colocation/Data Center services InterCall Private line, Point to point Fuze Support/Other Services: Ethernet services Internap SaaS GTT Business services IaaS/PaaS Level 3 SD-WAN INAP Expense/Mobile management Integrated access Masergy Security/Firewall IntelePeer Installation Managed network services McGraw Communications Storage Lightower MPLS VPN MegaPath Virtual servers Locus AMD Communications, Inc. Private line, Point to point PGi WAN optimization Masergy 55 Main St. #135 SaaS Prescient Worldwide Web hosting MetTe Newmarket, NH 03857 Security/Firewall Savvis Wireless data access Mitel 888.704.3183 (voice) Storage Shoretel Support/Other Services: New Horizon www.amdcomm.com Virtual servers SingTel Billing/OSS NTT Contact: Kyle Bowden WAN optimization Sonoran Integrations Business applications QTS [email protected] Wireless data access Sprint Consulting RapidScale Primary Underlying Providers: Support/Other Services: Star 2 Star Expense/Mobile management RCN 8x8 Billing/OSS TPx Mobility services RingCentral ACC Consulting Thinking Phones SpectroTel AccessOne Expense/mobile management Time Warner Cable Business Class Advoda Communications Spectrum Acronis Installation TNCI 6455 Yosemite St. Sprint Aryaka T-Mobile Suite 400 Thrive Arkadin AdvancedCOM Solutions tw telecom Greenwood Village, CO 80111 Tierpoint AireSpring 20235 N Cave Creek Rd. Verizon 720.399.2660 (voice) TMobile AllStreeam Phoenix AZ, 85024 Verizon Wireless www.advoda.com TouchTone Alpheus/Logix 855.223.8266 (voice) Virtela Primary Underlying Providers: TowerStream Altice advcomsolutions.biz West IP 8x8 Verizon APX Contact: Jan Reno Windstream AirTel Vonage Arkadin [email protected] XO Aryaka WCA Arvig Primary Underlying Providers: Voice Services: AT&T Windstream Aryaka ACC Business Dedicated local/LD AWS XO Atlantic Broadband AT&T Hosted PBX CallTower Zayo AT&T CenturyLink SIP trunking CenturyLink Voice Services: Avaya Charter Communications VoIP CloudGenix Conferencing BCN Cox Communications Unified communications/collaboration Comcast Dedicated local/LD BigLeaf Comcast Data/Network Services: Cyxtera Hosted PBX Bluetone EarthLink Access (dial-up, DSL, cable, T1) EvolveIP Mobile services Broad Sky Networks Frontier Colocation F5 SIP trunking BullsEye Telecom Level 3 BC/DR Flexential VoIP CallTower Masergy Dark fiber Google Unified communications Canpango MegaPath Private line, Point to point GoWest Data/Network Services: Cato Networks NetWolves Email GTT Access (dial-up, DSL, cable, T1) CBTS Savvis Ethernet services HyperCore BC/DR China Telecon Sprint Hosted infrastructure/platforms inContact Cloud services Cloud Checkr TPx Hosted Office/IT services IntelePeer Colocation/Data center services CloudGenix Telnes Integrated access Iron Mountain Dark Fiber CMC TW Telecom Managed network services MHO Networks Email CMS360 Time Warner Cable MPLS VPN Microsoft Ethernet services Cogent Verizon Security/Firewall Mobile Solutions Managed Network services Cologix Windstream WAN transport Nitel MPLS VPN Colt XO Web hosting OneStream SD-WAN Comcast Business Voice Services: Wireless data access PGi Security Consolidated Communications Conferencing Support/Other Services: Quest Technology Management WAN transport Core Dedicated Local/LD Consulting Rackspace Web hosting CoreSite Hosted PBX Expense/Mobile management SADA Systems Wireless data access Corporate IT Solutions Mobile Services Installation Spectrum Support/Other Services: Cox SIP Trunking Symmetrix Solutions Billing/OSS Crown Castle Toll Free Advantage Synoptek Business services CyrusOne Unified Communications Communications Group Tata Consulting Cyxtera VoIP 125 Mineola Ave. Telstra Energy services DataBank Data/Network Services: Suite 306 Vonage Legal DataSite Access (dial-up, DSL, cable, T1) Roslyn Heights, NY 11577 West Location-based services DialPad Access (DS0-OCn) 516.821.1700 (voice) YipTel Digital Realty BC/DR www.advantagecg.com Voice Services: Allyance Dimension Data Colocation/Data Center Contact: Gene Rogers Conferencing 2600 Michelson Dr. Effort<ess Dark Fiber [email protected] Dedicated local/LD Suite 1700 Equinix Desktop Virtualization Primary Underlying Providers: Hosted PBX Irvine, CA 92612 EvolveIP Ethernet Services Altice Mobile services 949.863.0025 (voice) Exceda Hosted Email AT&T Prepaid voice/data www.allyance.net Expero Hosted IT Services Bezeq SIP trunking [email protected] FiberLight IaaS/PaaS Brodynt VoIP Primary Underlying Providers: First Communications Integrated Access CenturyLink Unified communications ACC Business FirstLight International Access Cogent Data/Network Services: Aryaka Five9 Managed Network Services Colt Access (dial-up, DSL, cable, T1) AT&T Flexential MPLS VPN Comcast Access (DS0-OCn) CacheFly FreeConferenceCall Private Line, point-to-point EvolveIP BC/DR CenturyLink Frontier SaaS GTT Colocation/Data Center services China Telecom
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