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ATN’s expertise is operating in underserved or niche markets, growing its business organically and through acquisitions by: |
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•providing an alternative to national carriers, |
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•offering differentiated services that provide customers with important choices |
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•making significant investments in network quality and capability, and; |
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•giving the management of acquired companies the freedom to operate independently. |
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ATN serves markets that are geographically separated and technically challenging - ranging from rainforests near the equator in South America, to tropical islands in the Caribbean, to the plains of the Midwest, the deserts of the Southwest and the Northwoods of New York and New England. |
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The company acquired the remaining [[Alltel]] locations that [[Verizon]] and [[AT&T]] could not legally acquire. |
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Atlantic Tele-Network, Inc. is a telecommunications company which is headquartered in Salem, Massachusetts. It operates digital wireless, wireline, and both terrestrial and submarine fiber optic networks in North America, South America and the Caribbean. Its principal subsidiaries include: Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company, Limited[1]
ATN’s expertise is operating in underserved or niche markets, growing its business organically and through acquisitions by:
•providing an alternative to national carriers,
•offering differentiated services that provide customers with important choices
•making significant investments in network quality and capability, and;
•giving the management of acquired companies the freedom to operate independently.
ATN serves markets that are geographically separated and technically challenging - ranging from rainforests near the equator in South America, to tropical islands in the Caribbean, to the plains of the Midwest, the deserts of the Southwest and the Northwoods of New York and New England.
The company acquired the remaining Alltel locations that Verizon and AT&T could not legally acquire.
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