AT&T (News - Alert) has recognized Breakthrough Technology Group (BTG) as its Top Revenue Partner, making it the third consecutive year that BTG has been awarded this honor.

“It is truly an honor to work with the world’s most recognized and reputable telecommunications brand,” said Jeff Kaplan, CEO, Breakthrough Technology Group. “This mutual success is a direct result of our ability to support and work seamlessly with AT&T reps across the country in delivering quality services that answer specific business needs.”

BTG is an AT&T partner, designing and deploying AT&T networking, voice, Internet Protocol (IP), data, mobility, hosting, multi-protocol label switching (MPLS), and application services. In addition, BTG offers award-winning suite of cloud, professional IT, telecom, virtual desktop infrastructure, archiving, remote/managed desktop, help-desk support, cloud computing, server virtualization, data backup, and SaaS (News - Alert) services.

“Organizations today leverage technology as a strategic business asset and BTG helps AT&T provide customers with the cutting-edge, affordable and innovative solutions they demand,” said Kevin Leonard, AT&T vice president of Alternate Channels. “What truly sets the BTG team apart is not only the extraordinary level of professionalism they bring to every customer interaction, but also the expertise and understanding of what enterprises need to succeed.”

“It is truly an honor to work with the world’s most recognized and reputable telecommunications brand,” said Jeff Kaplan, CEO, Breakthrough Technology Group. “This mutual success is a direct result of our ability to support and work seamlessly with AT&T reps across the country in delivering quality services that answer specific business needs.”

“In addition, we are very optimistic about the future and predict record growth in the coming year as organizations of all shapes and sizes continue to embrace the unique services model, and the myriad benefits of a scalable, secure, and cost-effective end-user computing environment,” he added.