Ericsson Targets IP-Based Business | Internet News

Ericsson Targets IP-Based Business

Written By
Beth Cox
Beth Cox
May 21, 1998
1 minute read

Ericsson
Communications
announced the formation of a professional services group by acquiring employees, expertise, and the client base of PSINet Professional Services Group, formerly the professional services division of iSTAR internet.


With offices initially in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, and Ottawa,
Ericsson’s new business group will provide Internet Protocol-based
consulting and business solutions. The initiative is designed to spearhead
Ericsson’s entry into the business-related Internet services industry.


The group, Ericsson Professional Services, has proven expertise in areas
such as intranets, extranets, virtual private networks, electronic commerce,
webcasting and custom IP applications. Current clients include a cross section of industrial, financial, utilities, media, and communication companies across Canada.


“This key step strengthens Ericsson’s capability to be a business solution
provider in the Canadian Internet services market. It builds on our Internet
based product development and R&D activity around the world,” said Brian
Barry, President and CEO of Ericsson Communications Inc.


Steve Doswell, Vice President & General Manager, Ericsson Professional
Services, added that “Ericsson is enhancing its capabilities in IP based technologies and has a commitment to become a world leader in the delivery of fully integrated IP-based business solutions.”

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