Yorktel is a leading provider of video-centric collaborative services and solutions that enhance workforce productivity in the Commercial Enterprise and Public Sectors. The company offers video managed services, public/private/hybrid cloud hosting, professional consultation (including interoperability and BYOD solutions), video concierge services, streaming services, staffing services, integration/installation services, B2B Exchange and interoperability services, hosted services, systems integration to include design/build for applications like telepresence, event management, webcasting and video production. The company operates redundant Video Network Operation Centers, has a 24x7 Help Desk, 3 global data centers (pending 5), a global field force and is supporting customers across 72 countries. Founded in 1985, Yorktel is headquartered in Eatontown, New Jersey, and has locations across the U.S., UK and France. Yorktel and its employees are frequent winners of industry awards, speakers at industry events and seminars, and authors of a long list of thought leadership publications.

Yorktel is a leading provider of video-centric collaborative services and solutions that enhance workforce productivity in the Commercial Enterprise and Public Sectors. The company offers video managed services, public/private/hybrid cloud hosting, professional consultation (including interoperability and BYOD solutions), video concierge services, streaming services, staffing services, integration/installation services, B2B Exchange and interoperability services, hosted services, systems integration to include design/build for applications like telepresence, event management, webcasting and video production. The company operates redundant Video Network Operation Centers, has a 24x7 Help Desk, 3 global data centers (pending 5), a global field force and is supporting customers across 72 countries. Founded in 1985, Yorktel is headquartered in Eatontown, New Jersey, and has locations across the U.S., UK and France. Yorktel and its employees are frequent winners of industry awards, speakers at industry events and seminars, and authors of a long list of thought leadership publications.

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