Internetworking Atlantic Inc Completes Fibre-Optic Network for City of Edmundston
Internetworking Atlantic (IAI) is pleased to announce that it recently completed the commissioning of a private fibre-optic network for the City of Edmundston, New Brunswick. Faster, more reliable transmission of information, increased security, and increased network capacity represent just some of the benefits the City will now enjoy thanks to IAI’s expertise and services.
“Edmundston leads the Maritimes, and perhaps Canada, in its adoption of fibre-optic networks,” says IAI President Bruce MacDougall. “The City really needs to be congratulated for taking action to secure and consolidate its data, voice, video, security, SCADA, and other communications requirements on a private network.”
With advanced functionality, the network has multi-gigabit capacity, air-tight security, and advanced reliability. This means that the City also has increased capacity for monitoring municipal utilities such as water, sewer, and hydro power and the ability to address any problems as they occur.
“The bottom line is value,” adds MacDougall, “and the value of a dedicated municipal optical network is hard to beat. We are really pleased to have had the opportunity to work with such a forward-thinking group dedicated to improving their communication infrastructure.”
IAI specializes in the provision of high-bandwidth fibre-optic telecommunications services throughout Atlantic Canada. IAI owns and operates over 600 kilometres of optical infrastructure serving business, institutional and government customers in the region. More information about IAI’s services can be found on the company website www.internetworking-atlantic.com.
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