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Home » Panama's Telecarrier Selects Occam for Broadband Access

Panama's Telecarrier Selects Occam for Broadband Access

July 21, 2008
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Telecarrier, a rapidly growing telecommunications service provider in Panama, has selected Occam Networks as the principal broadband access supplier for its expansion plans throughout the country. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Telecarrier is enjoying significant growth as a result of Panama’s Export Processing Zones program, a public-private partnership between Panama’s government and the private sector to spur the establishment and growth of manufacturing, assembly, distribution and other operations by foreign businesses. Currently, Telecarrier offers local and long distance telephone service, DSL, VoIP, data center hosting and related services. As part of the first phase of their next generation network deployment, the company will upgrade these services to include TLS, VPNs and additional Ethernet service offerings.http://www.occamnetworks.comhttp://www.telecarrier.com

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