Military Locations Utilizing High Speed Communications

Nowhere do security and reliability mean more than in military communications. When the Department of Defense chose Time Warner Telecom to deliver six OC-192 (10 Gigabits per second) high speed, fiber network connections to serve military locations in Hawaii, it confirmed the company's ability to deliver "mission critical" performance.

The Department of Defense is leasing the fiber optic connections from Time Warner Telecom (PDF) to deliver high-speed communications services like voice, data and Internet access. Hickam AFB, Fort Shafter and Camp Smith are three of the six locations on the island of Oahu that will use the Time Warner Telecom networks.

"The Defense Department contracts validate our ability to competitively deliver high-speed, highly secure and reliable communications services to the military," said Galen Haneda, general manager for Time Warner Telecom in Hawaii.

"We deliver these types of services every day to businesses and organizations that require high performance transmission of their critical information. Our services are based on redundant connections utilizing highly reliable SONET networks to meet and exceed a company's availability goals," Haneda said. "By combining those capabilities with top-of-the line customer service, we've established a value proposition that can't be beat."

Time Warner Telecom is a leading provider of managed network solutions to a wide array of businesses and organizations in 44 U.S. metropolitan areas that require intensive telecommunications services.

One of the country's premier competitive telecom carriers, Time Warner Telecom integrates data, dedicated Internet access, and local and long distance voice services. Its customers include long distance carriers, wireless communications companies, incumbent local exchange carriers, and enterprise organizations in healthcare, finance, higher education, manufacturing, hospitality, state and local government and military.

Visit Time Warner Telecom at www.twtelecom.com to learn more.

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