Multi-Communications

Multi-Communications Systems & Services, Inc. is a family owned minority corporation that has been serving customers in South Eastern Michigan since 1979. Multi-Com's initial business has been designing, deploying and maintaining low voltage systems that integrate closed circuit television cameras (CCTV), access control, broad-band cable television... (CATV) distribution systems, public address/voice evacuation, network backbone cabling as well as some automation control. The company has focused on satisfying its customer base emphasizing quality, responsiveness and value. Multi-Com networks support a variety of needs ranging from security, monitoring systems, sound systems, control systems and data collection. The company is able to handle all aspects of installation and has significant experience helping its end user and Prime Contractor customers delivering effective solutions within budget. In Q4 of 2007, Multi-Com made the decision to expand its focus and as such, created a new division, Multi-Com Technologies. This division is chartered with expanding Multi-Com's presence in networking niches using Multi-Com's proven project planning and management techniques. This division's initial focus is on solutions enabled by the deployment of Wide Area Network Accelerators, a technology that has crossed the chasm offering adopters many new alternatives for improving the organization's information technology infrastructure that were not previously practical. Multi-Com Technologies strategy is to combine WAN Acceleration with engineering services and peripheral products, the same way it originally used low voltage networks, services and related products to develop and deploy complete solutions. Multi-Com has always succeeded because it emphasizes quality and responsiveness. Quality is best described as "fitness for purpose" and Multi-Com invests significant time, understanding, documenting and verifying its understanding of the solution requirements justifying a customer's investment with its prospects before ...Read More