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Simply put - YOU! Allied is the "partner" of choice for many commercial, governments, educational and non-profit organizations. From the small business to the major enterprises, we have proven to be more than a connection. |
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Technically Competent. Customer Focused. Proven.
Just like you, Allied Telecom Group is different.
Allied Telecom is a regional, privately held and minority-owned Internet Service provider headquartered in downtown
Washington, DC. Allied started in 1990 as a systems integrator providing the foundation and full understanding of the network,
LAN to WAN. Since 1996, Allied has been powering businesses with superior Internet and Data Transport solutions.
Operating as a facilities-based competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC), Allied independently builds and maintains
its own network and is not dependent on other telecom carriers nor constrained by their limitations.
We have invested heavily in powerful broadband technology to ensure our customers stay completely connected.
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Flexibility to operate as a Private Network Access Point (PNAP) |
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Capacity to cross-connect with multiple international Tier-1 partners |
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Ability to provide high-quality bandwidth at a fraction of the cost of our competitors |
Forward thinking and a customer-focused approach to network infrastructure has earned us recognition as the leader in
delivering broadband solutions.
A key to our success is working closely with our customers to ensure we provide the services and support they need most. Our flexibility and commitment
to serving our customers and community at large is why Allied is the ISP of choice for so many well-known organizations in the
Mid-Atlantic region.
Key Clients
| CNN |
| IEEE Computer Society USA |
| NFL Players Association |
| Washington Metro Area Transit Authority |
| Cassidy & Pinkard Colliers |
| University of Maryland |
| Howard University |
| Johns Hopkins University/APL |
| Williams & Connolly |
| Dickstein and Shapiro |
| The Cato Institute |
| Special Olympics |
| USA Today (Gannett News) |
| DC Bar Association |
| American Bankers Association |
| Export Import Bank of the United States |
| Prince Georges County Public Schools |
| District of Columbia Public Schools |
| United States Holocaust Memorial Museum |
| Free Library of Philadelphia |
| Atlantic Video (home of ESPN's "Pardon the Interruption")
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