Globe Telecom, one of the leading telecommunications providers in the Philippines, announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with the Carrier Ethernet Neutral Exchange (CENX), operator of the world’s first and most connected Carrier Ethernet exchange. Globe has recently completed Ethernet Service Member Testing with CENX for its E-Line, E-LAN and EVPL services, and is now ready to offer these with a wider international Ethernet footprint.
“By becoming a member of CENX, we will be able to enhance the reach of our Carrier Ethernet services for the benefit of our customers, especially the BPOs and multinational companies,” said Jesus C. Romero, Head of Globe Business. Apart from having the most number of active Carrier Ethernet Exchanges, CENX will provide Globe with access to more than 15 million Ethernet Service Locations worldwide.
“We believe that this partnership with CENX will offer additional value to our customers in terms of simplifying Ethernet connectivity. CENX will help make Globe’s expanded Carrier Ethernet services efficient and cost-effective by allowing seamless one-to-many Carrier Ethernet interconnections,” said Romero.
To establish a solid foundation for its Carrier Ethernet services, Globe passed numerous compliance tests and has achieved MEF 9 and most recently, MEF 14 certifications. With these certifications, enterprise customers are guaranteed that Globe’s Carrier Ethernet services measure up to international standards accepted globally. “Our MEF certification and this agreement with CENX signifies our relentless commitment in offering superior customer experience by continuously enhancing the quality of Carrier Ethernet services that we provide enterprises,” added Romero.
“We are pleased to welcome Globe Telecom to CENX, the largest global service provider community of Carrier Ethernet Exchange,” said, Eric Gillenwater, SVP of Worldwide Development of CENX, “We look forward to their success via CENX, much like other members of CENX have been able to achieve.”
About CENX
CENX is the first and most connected Carrier Ethernet Exchange delivering award-winning, carrier-neutral and collocation-neutral Carrier Ethernet Exchange interconnect services to global, regional, and local telecom and internet service providers. It simplifies, integrates, monitors and expedites services, enabling vast revenue opportunities, dramatic cost-saving and Carrier Ethernet global ubiquity.
CENX’s services include: flexible physical and virtual interconnect, expert service alignment, and real-time service management, together with an overarching CENX Market, a member-tailored marketplace for buying and selling service providers. These services are delivered via the CENX System: a resilient, distributed, integrated hardware and software platform located at strategic interconnection points around the world, enabling convenient connection to CENX by its service provider members. For more information, visit http://www.cenx.com/.
About Globe Telecom
Globe is a leading full-service telecommunications company in the Philippines, serving the needs of consumers and businesses across an entire suite of products and services which include mobile, fixed, broadband, data connections, internet, and managed services. Its principals are Ayala Corporation and Singapore Telecom; both acknowledged industry leaders in the country and across the region.
Only Globe has a purpose-built, dedicated network for high-speed SDH (Synchronous Digital Hierarchy), Ethernet and wavelength services. This dedicated data network enables focused servicing of enterprise customers, brings operational efficiencies to improve service level agreements, and enables network management systems to enhance monitoring and after sales support. For more information, visit http://www.globe.com.ph/.

Shown in photo are (L to R) Globe Business Core Data Products Head Jimmy Alcala, CENX President Nan Chen and Globe Business Head Jesus Romero at the International Telecoms Week, held last May 2011 in Washington DC.
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