Critical Links

Critical Links
Critical Links
Type Private
Industry Communications and IT Equipment
Founded 2006
Headquarters Flag of the United States.svg Fairfield, New Jersey, United States
Key people Joao Carreira, CEO
Employees 200
Parent Critical Software
Website www.critical-links.com

Critical Links is a provider of networking and communications equipment for use in the small and medium enterprise IT/Communications infrastructure and for schools with their school 2.0 platform known as the Education Appliance [1], which deploys and manages Classmate PCs at schools, and has other features that support 1:1 learning, networking and administration capabilities at schools. Its headquarters are in Fairfield, New Jersey.

The company is ISO 9001 and CMMi Level 3 certified.[2] Critical Links edgeBOX was a "Best of Show" award winner in the "Best SMB Solution" category at Internet Telephony Awards in 2008.[3] edgeBOX was also suggested by Entrepreneur Magazine [4] as a contributor to a green office, since it cuts the number of separate devices needed and thus, power consumption. Critical Links edgeBOX was one of the four finalists for the TechWorld green product of the year award in 2008 [5] and was selected as the best convergence product in 2007 [6].

Corporate history

Critical Links was founded by Joao Carreira[7] and began operations in 2006.[4]

Critical Links has adapted native IP telephony technology and unified communications strategy for use in SMB (small and medium business) networks. Critical Links supplies multiservice access platforms for converged voice and data networks for small and medium businesses. Critical Links' flagship product edgeBOX includes VoIP/IP-PBX, Router, VPNs, security, NAC, QoS and a WiFi access point as well as a fax server, web server, e-mail server, print server and data storage. It is available on a range of hardware platforms that support up to 300 users, with different form factors and a host of broadband interfaces such as BRI/PRI(T1/E1), FX0/FXS, Ethernet etc. Critical Links typically serves SMBs through a global network of VARs, System Integrators, OEMs and Service Providers.

References

  1. ^ "About Critical Links". Critical Links. http://critical-links.com/opencms/opencms/profile.html. Retrieved 2009-07-10. 
  2. ^ "TMC Internet Telephony Product of the Year Award Winners". Telenity. http://www.telenity.com/news-events/news/internet-telephony-product-of-the-year-award-winners.php. Retrieved 2009-07-10. 
  3. ^ a b "8 gadgets to green your office 2009". Entrepreneur. 2009. http://www.entrepreneur.com/savingscenter/article200122.html. Retrieved 2009-07-10. 
  4. ^ "Awards and Recognition". critical-links.com. http://www.edgebox.com/opencms/opencms/awards.html. Retrieved 2009-07-10. [dead link]
  5. ^ "TechWorld Award Winners 2007". techworld.com. http://news.techworld.com/applications/9339/glittering-night-for-techworld-awards-winners. Retrieved 2007-06-29. 
  6. ^ "Joao Carreira". www.tradevibes.com. September 2007. http://www.tradevibes.com/company/profile/critical-links-inc/key_people. Retrieved 2009-09-01. 

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