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When a government agency or Fortune 500 company requires network-wide communications, it is imperative that their system is stable, working, and "always on". In extreme examples like the case of Hurricane Katrina and the September 11 attack in New York City, there is an immediate need for 24/7 call center services, satellite connectivity, voice/internet connectivity, and internal and external corporate communications.

AT&T, the Federal Aviation Administration, CBS, Cisco Systems, Lucent Technologies, Reuters, Sirius Satellite Radio, and Verizon all choose Globecomm managed services to meet their communications needs. Globecomm offers services in design, engineering, installation and integration solutions, managed network services and lifecycle support services, and expertise in emerging satellite-based communication technologies.

Supported by one of the industry's largest in-house engineering staffs, Globecomm makes a "vital commitment to our customers: that the solutions we provide will work, no matter what." The company focuses on:

• hosted and managed communications systems
• specialized laboratories
• complex networks
• satellite and wireless terminal products
• and additional communications needs

The Globecomm force foucses on wireless, media, government, maritime, and enterprise contracts. The company fosters an environment of "camaraderie, equality, cooperation, dedication, and recognition" for its employees - there are 10 main offices listed on their website (with four in the United States). The company is publicly traded on the NASDAQ (GCOM) with a market cap of $325,363,595.