InterNetwork Experts Wins Iraq IP Telephony Contract

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Dallas - Nov 05, 2003
InterNetwork Experts Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of I-Sector Corporation, announced Monday that the company has won a contract with Spacelink International, LLC, to design, implement and support IP telephony communications infrastructure for the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq.

The contract is for the design, deployment and 12-month support of the IP telephony systems for the three Office of Coalition Provisional Authority facilities in Basra, Mosul and Al Hillah.

David Peoples, vice president, Federal Division for InterNetwork Experts, commented, "The deployment projects are proceeding very well. We hope that our performance here will lead to additional opportunities to provide communications infrastructure services for Spacelink and the Office of Coalition Provisional Authority as well as other federal entities."

InterNetwork Experts, founded in 1997, is a purpose-built, end to end solutions provider focused on bringing telephony to data networks. InterNetwork Experts is a subsidiary of I-Sector Corporation, a company that develops, owns and operates emerging growth technology companies.

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