Pacific Lightnet, a local communications company announced today that it is changing its name to Wavecom Solutions.
“This is not just a name change,” said Jeremy Amen, Wavecom Solutions` CEO. “As we kick-off 2010 we are committed to providing high quality, flexible communication services to enterprises, and to local and international carriers. We want to work closely with our customers and provide them easily customizable managed solutions that address their unique business needs, and we want our brand to reflect this.”
Additionally, Wavecom Solutions would like to announce the hiring of Simon Fiddian as Chief Technology Officer. Mr. Fiddian joined Wavecom Solutions in October 2009. He has deep experience not only in managed services, but also in traditional communication services, having previously served at Telstra, Infonet Services Corporation and BT.
“I am pleased to have joined such a strong group of customer-focused professionals, and I am excited to be a part of the team,” said Mr. Fiddian. “We are here to assist our customers in utilizing available technologies as an enabler to solve their business challenges. For example, our managed services products, which we have recently introduced, and our cloud-based Hosted PBX solution address multiple pain-points such as cost, connectivity, survivability and security.”
About Wavecom Solutions: Wavecom Solutions, a locally owned and operated Hawaii-based communications company, is the partner of choice for enterprises and local and international carriers requiring flexible solutions that meet their business needs. Wavecom Solutions offers a full range of integrated communication solutions, including managed services, cloud-based solutions, high-capacity carrier-grade services, local and long distance voice services, business-class Internet, collocation, special access and enhanced data services. Wavecom Solutions has a robust inter-Island fiber network connecting the six major Hawaiian Islands, and has been serving the greater Hawaii and Asia-Pacific market since 2001.
