December 19, 2011
Telcom, an international presence with offices in Brazil, El Salvador, and the United States, announces the establishment of a strategic relationship with national technology firm ADEX Corporation.
Combine the industry's shortest lead times and leveraged group buying power! Telcom is your premiere provider! It's as simple as A..B..C
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Put your project in the hands of seasoned professionals recognized worldwide as industry leaders.
You know the value of a strong foundation, it defines from the start whether a project will succeed or fail. Our careful review of your project specifications from both a high and granular level will ensure that our solutions will be precisely engineered or drop into your workflow savings time while avoiding engineering change orders and unnecessary delays. Our manufacturers at this level retain engineers in-house that will work closely with you to make sure any and all questions or concerns are answered to your satisfaction. See the difference when a company strives to give you the highest level of support from start to finish on your projects!
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Our reach encompasses more than 65 Tier 1 Global Manufacturers and Partners and more than 2,000 products.
With a truly global reach Telcom North America has the ability to source your project to meet your specific needs. Our account representatives will work with you to make sure that your critical deadlines are met. With a product lineup of 2000+ and 65+ top global manufacturers around the world we understand timelines, deadlines and budget constraints and have a proven track record of performing against the most stringent requirements. Our flexibility is unmatched is todays economic environment, see the difference when a company takes a flexible approach to your projects various requirements and recognizes the “big picture” of long term relationship building. Telcom North America strives to be your vendor for all your immediate and long term telecommunication and energy sector needs. Contact us today, see the value today!
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Drive your costs down! Our innovative approach to buying and scheduling helps keep you on track and on budget!
Telcom North America uses its vast experience and resources to streamline your project. Our hands-on experience acts as your road map to prevent typical pit falls saving you time and money while keeping you on the fasttrack to completion! With the full support of our 65+ manufacturers lending both experience, resources, and training Telcom North America places you well in front of your competitors! Why deal with a simple broker? Telcom North America believes that a full end-to-end solution with the manufacturer engaged from the beginning makes all the difference. A simple yet logical approach to your project Telcom North America is ready to tackle projects of any size worldwide with the eye for quality you have come to expect from us.
December 30, 2011
Telcom S.A. de C.V. expands presence to US marketplace to better serve the Telecommunication and Energy Sectors.
Fort Myers, Florida – September 27, 2011
Telcom S.A. de C.V., an established international presence with offices in Brazil and El Salvador, announce the opening of its United States division Telcom North America to service the rapidly expanding and renewed interest in the Telecommunication and Energy Sector.
September 27, 2011
Wondering how? Telcom North America unique approach to the purchasing of materials by aggregating the combined buying power of many clients together allows us to drive the overall cost of the individual project down, we pass those savings on to you! So as you can see by our approach, our customer service, and attention to detail, Telcom North America strives to provide the utmost support to all clients, as a group we have tremendous reach.
September 3, 2011
Google is wiring cities for high speed fiber, The White House is getting solar panels, Arizona is embarking on one of the most awesome and ambitious projects to deliver Megawatts of clean power to surrounding areas, Green Energy is surpassing the total output of nuclear all in a few short years. The world seems to have gotten itself in quite a hurry on a clean energy kick.
September 3, 2011
Welcome to Telcom North America, Inc. This is our landing page allowing you to browse all the content our website has to offer your project, from pre-engineered solutions to installation your journey to a successful operation starts here! Click “Read More” for an in-depth welcome letter from Telcom North Americas President or browse from the high-level categories above on the main banner bar. Of course the handy search feature will speed you on your way and our dedicated staff stands ready to answer any and all questions should you need it!
September 2, 2011
- Wearable Electronics Are Making a Statement - NoveltiesLight-emitting diodes, or LEDs, were just the beginning. Fashion designers are now adding GPS, Bluetooth and video to clothing with wearable computers. […]
- Today's Cable Guy, Upgraded and Better-DressedJob of the cable installer has become more demanding as cable companies try to lure customers and increase revenue with a suite of advanced products; position now requires new dress codes and a background in engineering and computers science, a dramatic shift for a job that has traditionally appealed to high-school graduates looking for reliable blue-collar […]
- Google Will Build High-Speed Network in Kansas City, Kan.More than 1,100 cities bid to get the fiber optic network, which is expected to deliver much faster connections than typical broadband service. […]
- FiOS Comes to a Street in BrooklynThe ideological implications of our new fiber-optic infrastructure. […]
- Seeking Higher-Capacity Fibers for Internet TrafficWith Internet usage quickly growing, scientists are tapping certain characteristics of light to satisfy our deep bandwidth hunger. […]
Recent Updates
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Sat, September 3
Google is wiring cities for high speed fiber, The White House is getting solar panels, Arizona is embarking on one of the most awesome and ambitious projects to deliver Megawatts of clean power to surrounding areas, Green Energy is surpassing the total output of nuclear all in a few short years. The world seems to have gotten itself in quite a hurry on a clean energy kick.
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Wed, January 25
Since the first installations of fiber optic networks in the late 1970s, the goal of the fiber optic industry has been to install fiber optics all the way to the home. From an economic standpoint, fiber was immediately cost effective in the long-distance networks. Compared to copper or digital radio, fiber’s high bandwidth and low attenuation easily offset its higher cost. Compared to copper wire used in telephony, fiber could carry thousands of times more phone conversations hundreds of times further, making the cost of a phone connection over fiber only a few percent as much as transmitting over copper.
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Fri, December 30
December 19, 2011
Telcom, an international presence with offices in Brazil, El Salvador, and the United States, announces the establishment of a strategic relationship with national technology firm ADEX Corporation.
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Tue, September 27
Telcom S.A. de C.V. expands presence to US marketplace to better serve the Telecommunication and Energy Sectors.
Fort Myers, Florida – September 27, 2011
Telcom S.A. de C.V., an established international presence with offices in Brazil and El Salvador, announce the opening of its United States division Telcom North America to service the rapidly expanding and renewed interest in the Telecommunication and Energy Sector.
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Wed, September 7
A submarine communications cable is a cable laid on the sea bed between land-based stations to carry telecommunication signals across stretches of ocean.
The first submarine communications cables carried telegraphy traffic. Subsequent generations of cables carried first telephony traffic, then data communications traffic. All modern cables use optical fiber technology to carry digital payloads, which are then used to carry telephone traffic as well as Internet and private data traffic. They are typically 69 millimetres (2.7 in) in diameter and weigh around 10 kilograms per metre (7 lb/ft), although thinner and lighter cables are used for deep-water sections.