Directories:
    •  Backbone Directory
    •  Billing Service Directory
    •  Intrusion Detection Systems Directory
    •  Registrar Directory
    •  Trouble Ticketing Systems Directory
    •  VoIP Wholesale Provider Directory
    •  Webmail Directory
    •  Wholesale Dialup Directory
    •  Wireless Equipment Distributor Directory
    •  Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory

Intrusion Detection Systems: SecureWorks
[February 18, 2009] The MSSP offers a wide range of security services, as well as a number of different partnership options for ISPs.

Outsourced Customer Support Directory: Client Outsource
[February 11, 2009] Client Outsource is now focused entirely on providing customer satisfaction measurement services.

Intrusion Detection Systems: Solutionary
[February 5, 2009] Solutionary was built as a managed security services provider from the ground up.

Intrusion Detection Systems: Check Point Software Technologies
[January 28, 2009] Check Point's security solutions are available both as software and on dedicated appliances.

Intrusion Detection Systems: Crossbeam Systems
[January 21, 2009] Crossbeam's X-Series Security Platform is designed to provide a security architecture in a box.

Intrusion Detection Systems: Tripwire
[January 14, 2009] Tripwire's commercial product (based on an open source project of the same name) offers a configuration control solution that helps users find and fix problems as they occur.

Wireshark
[January 7, 2009] The open source network protocol analyzer is backed by support, training, and complementary products from CACE Technologies.

Intrusion Detection Systems: Sourcefire
[December 31, 2008] Sourcefire's enterprise threat management solution, based on the open source Snort IDS, continues to add functionality, from support for virtualization to real time user awareness.

Outsourced Customer Support Directory: TMone
[December 24, 2008] TMone offers a broad range of services, including everything from inbound and outbound calling to marketing lists and database processing.

Outsourced Customer Support Directory: SEI
[December 17, 2008] While SEI serves corporations like McDonald's and Steak n Shake, the company is open to working with clients of all sizes—and in a wide range of industries.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: Vecima Networks
[December 10, 2008] The company's roots in the cable industry have led to a wide range of wireless product offerings.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: Laird Technologies
[December 3, 2008] Having acquired Cushcraft, Pacific Wireless, Antenex, AeroComm, and Centurion Wireless (among others), Laird Technologies now boasts a product line with over 12,000 different SKUs of antennas.

Outsourced Customer Support Directory: eTelecare
[November 26, 2008] With both inbound and outbound calling as well as chat and e-mail support available, eTelecare provides onshore, offshore and near shore call center services on three continents.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: Wireless Interactive
[November 19, 2008] The California-based company makes everything from high-power radios to customized cable assemblies.

Webmail Directory: LinuxMagic's Tuxedo
[November 14, 2008] The Linux developer's latest offering is a slick new webmail solution called Tuxedo.

Outsourced Customer Support Directory: Sitel
[November 5, 2008] With more than 140 facilities in 27 countries, Sitel offers its clients a combination of onshore, near shore, and offshore outsourcing.

Outsourced Customer Support Directory: Advantage Communications
[October 29, 2008] Advantage Communications' outsourced helpdesk offering targets smaller, rural ISPs with a flexible and affordable solution.

VoIP Wholesale Provider Directory: Alianza
[October 23, 2008] The company's hosted communications services are designed to meet the needs of wireless broadband providers.

Outsourced Customer Support Directory: Sykes Enterprises
[October 15, 2008] The outsourced contact center provider has a global reach, with 45 call centers in 19 countries.

Outsourced Customer Support Directory: ServerPlus
[October 8, 2008] ServerPlus offers outsourced customer support that's U.S.-based and affordable—and keeps the ISP in control.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: Ubiquiti Networks
[October 1, 2008] Ubiquiti's Wi-Fi products, both embedded radios and complete solutions, are designed to optimize both price and performance.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: Tranzeo Wireless Technologies
[September 24, 2008] Tranzeo's product line includes a broad range of Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi mesh and WiMAX solutions.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: Redline Communications
[September 17, 2008] Despite its increasingly diverse customer base, Redline says it remains focused on the needs of wireless ISPs.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: Trango Broadband Wireless
[September 10, 2008] Trango offers both licensed and unlicensed point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless solutions.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: Andrew
[September 3, 2008] The company's long history goes all the way back to its founding as a sole proprietorship in 1937.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: Alvarion
[August 20, 2008] The company's broad product portfolio includes fixed and mobile WiMAX solutions as well as unlicensed 5 GHz, 2.4 GHz, and 900 MHz products.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: BridgeWave Communications
[August 13, 2008] BridgeWave's 60 GHz and 80 GHz point-to-point products are designed for maximum performance and reliability, making it the high end option in this area.

VoIP Wholesale Provider Directory: VoIP Logic
[August 6, 2008] The company's Cortex middleware solution aims to give a service provider maximum flexibility and control in designing and managing a VoIP offering.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: Ceragon
[July 30, 2008] The company's high capacity microwave backhaul solutions are designed to help operators transition between TDM and Ethernet networks.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: LigoWave
[July 23, 2008] The joint venture between Deliberant and Wilibox offers a growing line of high performance wireless products.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: Deliberant
[July 16, 2008] With over 2,000 customers worldwide, Deliberant focuses on providing affordable wireless equipment backed by solid and accessible support.

Billing Systems & Services: UTM 5 by NetUP
[July 2, 2008] The Moscow-based company provides modular billing software that's designed for affordability, flexibility and performance.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: Proxim Wireless
[June 25, 2008] Proxim's equipment is designed to provide WISPs with a complete, centrally managed solution. The company incorporates brands from Western Digital, YDI, Agere, and Terabeam, as well as several others.

SugarCRM
[June 11, 2008] The open source solution is available in on-site and hosted editions—and the recently-introduced Data Center Edition allows ISPs to offer their own hosted versions of the software to their end users.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: E-ZY.net
[June 4, 2008] E-ZY.net's aim is to make high performance wireless equipment available at a very low price point.

Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: BelAir Networks
[May 28, 2008] BelAir's multi-radio mesh networking products are designed to maximize capacity in urban and suburban WISP deployments.

Wireless Equipment Distributor Directory:
HD Communications' WirelessNetworkProducts.com
[May 22, 2008] HD Communications offers free design services with its wireless equipment—just pay a small upfront fee, and that fee is then credited towards the price of any equipment the company sells.

Billing Systems & Services: MIND CTI
[May 19, 2008] MIND CTI serves a wide range of providers, from mobile carriers to triple play ISPs, with a billing solution that's available on both a licensed and a hosted basis.

VoIP Wholesale Provider Directory: VarPhonex
[May 7, 2008] InPhonex's VoIP reseller program is designed to give ISPs a great deal of flexibility in building a voice offering for their customers—but don't expect anything as simple as a pre-configured website.

Celestial Software's AbsoluteTelnet
[April 30, 2008] AbsoluteTelnet was launched over a decade ago, and continues to compete strongly in an increasingly crowded marketplace.

Wireless Equipment Distributor Directory: Creative Wireless' WiFi-Parts.com
[April 23, 2008] WiFi-Parts.com's customers get the benefit of Creative Wireless' years of experience as a WISP.

Backbone Directory: Sago Networks
[April 16, 2008] Sago Networks serves an area stretching from Miami, Florida to Atlanta, Georgia with both wired and wireless connectivity.

Wireless Equipment Distributor Directory: Last Mile Gear
[April 9, 2008] Last Mile Gear sells its own high-performance Cascade product line alongside wireless equipment from a range of other manufacturers.

Wireless Equipment Distributor Directory: Pasadena Networks
[April 2, 2008] Created by the founder of the Southern California Wireless Users Group, Pasadena Networks aims to be a one-stop shop for everything a wireless ISP might need.

Backbone Directory: AT&T Wholesale
[March 26, 2008] AT&T's global IP network covers more than 547,000 route miles, with 38 data centers on four continents.

Billing Systems & Services: BillMax
[March 19, 2008] BillMax was built by an ISP with a focus on scalability and reliability.

VoIP Wholesale Provider Directory: Junction Networks
[March 12, 2008] Junction Networks prides itself on flexibility, with regard to everything from hardware options to customer contracts.

Billing Systems & Services: Emerald Management Suite
[March 5, 2008] IEA Software's Emerald Management Suite, now in version 5, comes in six different editions for everyone from hotspot providers to resellers.

VoIP Wholesale Provider Directory: Nuvio
[February 27, 2008] The company, which has no direct sales force to compete with its partners, offers three levels of partnership programs for ISPs and WISPs.

Webmail Directory: MailCentro
[February 20, 2008] MailCentro offers a highly flexible and customizable hosted webmail and e-mail service, with a focus on serving the needs of small businesses, clubs and similar organizations.

Billing Systems & Services: Alepo
[February 13, 2008] Alepo's Service Enabler platform is focused on helping its customers manage a wide (and expanding) range of convergent services.

Registrar Directory: Ascio
[February 6, 2008] Ascio, formerly Speednames, gives its partners access to more than 250 top level domains worldwide.

m0n0wall, an Open Source Lightweight Firewall
[January 24, 2008] Manuel Kasper's embedded FreeBSD-based firewall software package is especially attractive to WISPs and small ISPs.

Sonopia
[June 20, 2007] Sonopia allows any ISP—or any other organization, regardless of size—to become an MVNO, for free.

Cacti
[January 17, 2007] The network graphing solution Cacti was designed to provide more ease of use than RRDtool and more flexibility than MRTG.

ISPCON: Wireless Truck Roll Tricks
[December 19, 2006] The veterans say there's a myriad of ways to improve the efficiency of your truck rolls.

ISPCON: Best Practices for the WISP Business
[December 5, 2006] At ISPCON, two WISP operators offered an overview of the keys to success for wireless ISPs.

ISPCON: Wireless Marketing and Sales Tactics
[November 28, 2006] Forbes Mercy's advice on selling against wireline? Don't! But if you have to, take no prisoners.

Anti-Phishing Site Launches
[October 18, 2006] OpenDNS' new public phishing database is thorough, accurate—and free.

Zimbra
[May 17, 2006] With functionality reaching far beyond that of traditional webmail, Zimbra is working to redefine browser-based messaging.

Clam AV
[April 5, 2006] The open source e-mail virus scanner is known for responding quickly to new outbreaks.

In-Stat Says IP PBXs are Now Preferred
[January 30, 2006] Enterprises are primarily going for the cost savings—and then being pleasantly surprised by the feature benefits.

To Outsource . . . or Not
[June 2, 2004] Despite the growing trend towards outsourcing technical support and customer service, DSL Extreme has decided to keep as much customer contact as possible in-house.

No Room for Proximity 
[February 22, 2001] The Internet is diffused, spread out over the globe in a vacillating alliance between man and machine. So why should content be delivered from the nearest server? One software firm figures it's time to divvy up content contacts and make Net delivery more efficient.

Ensim ServerXchange
[January 15, 2001] Hosted operation platform makes entering the Webhosting trade as easy as flipping a switch. Learn how Ensim could help you turn on the profits at your ISP and light-up your Webhosting services.

Application Services Made Easy
[January 8, 2001] If your ISP targets local businesses chances are good that you're going to be asked to serve-up a few applications—sooner or later. Systemsfusion is one way to do it easier, faster, and cheaper—sooner.

Turnkey Webhosting
[December 27, 2000] Alabanza says that ISPs looking to get into the webhosting business, "get a fair return on their investment by signing up with us because of the total solution we can provide."

Server Acceleration: Valadeo Technologies Part 2
[December 19, 2000] How much time do your technicians spend on the phone supporting new Web hosting clients? Would your ISP profit from speeding-up the process for your business and your customers?

Server Acceleration: Threshold Networks Part 1
[December 12, 2000] If your web servers sit at the edge of the Internet, does that make your ISP a fringe player? Threshold Networks could turn your view from the edge into profit.