Jon Jorgl

GENBAND, Inc. provides smart networking solutions for service providers and enterprises. Its products include application and client platforms, session border controllers, call controllers, media gateways, wireless access gateways, cloud services and management. The company also provide customer support, EDGE training, education, FLEX deployment services. GENBAND was founded by Anthony John Paul Carew, Brendon W. Mills, Ronald D. Lutz and Steven Raich in 1999 and is headquartered in Frisco, TX.

IXnet, Inc. was provides managed voice and data services, virtual private network services, and turnkey network solutions. The company was headquartered in New York, NY.

WestCom Corp. provides communications services and solutions. Its services include direct voice, voice over internet, data immigration, and internet telephony. The company was founded in 1968 by Michael Hirtenstein and is headquartered in New York City, NY.

Part of Lumen Technologies, Inc. (Louisiana), Global Crossing USA, Inc. provides telecommunication services. The company is based in Beverly Hills, CA. The company was founded by Barry A. Porter.

Since 2000, Smoothstone has been continuously pushing the boundaries of what´s possible with unified IP communications. Founded by a team of IP technology industry veterans, Smoothstone has pursued a singular vision: to build a scalable, on-demand, hosted IP communications platform specifically for mid-sized enterprises: one capable of delivering a complete package of enterprise communications services and applications which can be fully integrated into existing business processes Its goal has always been to unleash the promise of IP networking-to drive it into every form of enterprise communications and take advantage of IP´s inherent scalability, control, integration and utility as a platform for innovation and business acceleration. In short, the company wants to make IP a part of how its customers business works. The company designed and built a platform and an integrated suite of services specifically for enterprises that need to extend IP communications to hundreds or thousands of employees, in multiple geographic locations.