Telecom Platform Deployment Featured Article

NEI (News - Alert) is a provider of innovative telecom platform deployment solutions, enabling Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and software developers to reduce costs while simultaneously ramping up the time it takes to bring a product to market. The company provides services for deployment, design and integration with domain expertise and specific knowledge of ATCA, NEBS and DC-powered servers.

Recently, the company was named to the Globe 100 list of top-performing public companies in Massachusetts. The award was based on a composite score derived from the financial performance of the company for the four quarters ending December 31, 2011.

The Globe 100 by The Boston Globe ranks companies on four critical areas including return on average equity, one-year percentage change in revenue, one-year percentage change in profit margin and 2011 revenue.

“We are proud to be in the upper 15 percent of the Globe’s top 100 performing public companies and among the strongest business organizations across all of Massachusetts,” said Greg Shortell, president and CEO of NEI, in a statement. “Our reputation for manufacturing excellence, product quality and customer service has enabled us to continue to expand and diversify our customer base and grow revenues.”

The telecom platform deployment provider offers varied platforms for different needs, including entry-level appliances that combine performance and low cost, and mid-range appliances that are ideal for small- and medium-sized businesses.

Further, NEI serves some of the world’s largest companies in the security, data storage, and telecommunications industries. Some of its clients include major companies in the communications sector such as Motorola and Alcatel-Lucent (News - Alert). 

“The positive momentum we are seeing in the economic recovery is illustrated by the Globe 100 returning to full strength,” Boston Globe Business Editor Shirley Leung concluded. “It’s a powerful testament to the resiliency of Massachusetts’ businesses.”