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FIRST THE NAME LOOK COMING FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY
| eMeritus Communications belongs to a family of well-established communications providers, representing 50 years of industry experience? (??) |
| 1950-1998 In 1950, Canadian Overseas Telecommunication Corporation (COTC) was created as a Canadian Crown corporation. The company proceeded to become an innovative leader in the telecommunications industry, developing the first transatlantic coaxial cable, TAT-1, in 1956 and the first communications satellite, Early Bird, in 1964. |
| Renamed Teleglobe Canada in 1975, the company has become a recognized global communications leader. |
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The imprecise development past without been identified: So I referred you to the ACILR - CDRIL new technology graph development for the 1977 to 1978, describe in: "The ABRIDGMENT" |
| Within the past few decades, Teleglobe has responded successfully to the increasingly complex and rapidly changing demands for bandwidth-hungry applications, remaining well ahead of the curve in quality while breaking new ground through innovative approaches to data services. |
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1998 Teleglobe purchased Excel Telecommunications, Inc. to penetrate the United States residential telecommunications market. |
| 1999 Teleglobe enhances and expands its business services division to serve the data, Internet and telecommunications needs of the US $50 billion North American corporate market, naming it Teleglobe Business Solutions. |
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2000 In November 2000, Teleglobe and Bell Canada Enterprises (BCE Inc.) merged to create one of the largest and most advanced communications companies in the world. As a result of this merger, Teleglobe Business Solutions (the U.S. business division of Teleglobe) decided to implement a name change to better reflect the market that it serves and its focus on providing superior customer service. eMeritus Communications |
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eMeritus
Inc. (formerly Teleglobe Business Solutions)
is now part of
BCE Ventures , and exclusively serves business customers throughout the United States. The "e" represents eMeritus' experience, expertise and the e-services that it offers, while "Meritus" is the Latin word for having great worth or value.
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2001
In February 2001, Teleglobe Business Solutions officially changed its name to eMeritus Communications, Inc. and launched several initiatives to deliver superior, personalized customer service to its customer base throughout North America.
In August of 2001, VarTec Telecom, Inc., a private Dallas-based
telecommunications provider of local and long distance service,
signed an agreement with BCE to acquire Excel Telecommunications and
its wholly owned subsidiaries.
2002
On April 6, 2002, VarTec Telecom officially acquired both
Excel Telecommunications and eMeritus Communications.!!!!!
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