FAE Telecom, Inc. was formed in 2013. The corporate focus is to provide a unique set of services that address critical infrastructure networks utilizing legacy protocols and applications. These networks present challenges in both migrating to packet-based, converged, infrastructures and meeting today’s federally mandated security requirements.
With a history of success as DOD contractors, FAE was part of building training courses for users. One example is the early application of MIMIC. This network simulator-based product was used by General Dynamics to deliver network training to the U.S. Army at Fort Gordon, GA.
FAE’s President and CEO led the sales effort of the program and closed the sale on its use and deployment. This was an early lesson in using Simulation for training users. FAE’s senior management was part of the direct management at Gambit when this project was sold and implemented at Fort Gordon, GA., in 2000.
Due to this long history of use and understanding between the principles of Gambit and FAE Telecom, we decided to seek outside investment funding for the power industry application. Our goal is to scale fast and reach wide into the Industry, requiring funding beyond our resources.
FAE created and evolved an “All Purpose Transport Network” (APTN) approach working on networks in the utility and DOD markets. We saw a need for better planning tools.
With our history in design and planning networks, we evaluated tools, many times, to address these issues. Already very familiar with the idea of network simulation, to address many of these challenges, FAE approached Gambit proposing to use their MIMIC product, and adapt it to the specific needs of the power industry.
Our team is built around a core group of industry veterans with a deep knowledge and understanding of the issues, and a profound willingness to help our customers stay up to date and “in the know” with their infrastructure.
The communications industry is entering a period of disruption; SDN, 5G, and global cloud computing are playing a part in this evolution.
FAE Telecom and its All Purpose Transport Network (APTN) approach, with Simulator-as-a-Service (SaaS) GridSimNet is the disruptive player the industry is looking for.
FAE Telecom’s team is built around a core group of industry veterans who have a deep knowledge and understanding of the issues and a profound willingness to help our customers stay up to date and in the know with their infrastructure.
FAE Telecom was formed to provide a unique set of services that address the requirements of Critical
Infrastructure networks that utilize legacy protocols and applications. These networks present
challenges in both migrating to packet based converged infrastructures and meeting today’s federally
mandated security requirements.
Tom Nolle the President and Founder of Cimi Corporation has been a long-time advisor and friend to FAE Telecom. Tom founded CIMI Corporation in 1982 to fill what he saw as a gap in the software design, product strategy, and strategic consulting markets. Since then, Tom has become one of the most respected thought leaders in the industry. Tom has written for a dozen industry publications, and today has several thousand articles available online. In addition, Tom blogs nearly every day on key technology industry issues, and his blog is read by nearly 25,000 industry professionals every month. We are honored that Tom has graciously agreed to allow FAE to publish his blogs on our News section of the website and refer to them in our Resources and white papers.
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In 1991, a group of established professionals from the communications industry founded Loop Telecom. These industry leaders, with decades of experience and years of service at Verizon, Tellabs and AT&T, realized the largely untapped engineering and production capabilities of Taiwan. Just ten years after founding, with its Western-style engineering and management, Loop Telecom met the earnings, market, and product diversity requirements to go public with its IPO. It is currently traded on the Taiwan Stock Exchange Corp., or TSEC (3025).
Founded in 1995, Gambit has continued to grow successfully without outside funding. Sales have continued to be strong since the launch of its flagship product, MIMIC Simulator (SNMP, NetFlow, Telnet/SSH, Web (REST/SOAP), IPMI/RedFish).
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