Tag: Charter Communications

Walmart took the top spot for the ninth consecutive year.

Bickham joined Stamford-based Charter as executive vice president and COO in 2012.

“New York City is out of lab space, or it’s too expensive,” says Stamford Director of Economic Development Thomas Madden, “so those companies can migrate into Westchester County or Stamford.”

The initiative will span 24 states and create a 15% increase in the company's network mileage coverage.

Charter also announced it would make its high-speed broadband more accessible through Spectrum Internet Assist.

The company is working with the National Urban League and Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network.

"Through these investments in local small businesses, Charter will positively impact financially underserved communities by providing growth capital, creating new jobs and strengthening businesses,” said Charter Chairman and CEO Tom Rutledge.

“One of the keys (for Stamford and Norwalk) is the train stations,” says BLT Co-president Ted Ferrarone. “That just helps create the kinds of synergies that employers, employees and residents are all looking for right now.”

In addition to the Stamford executive, the CERC board voted to add leaders from Eversource, Avangrid Networks, the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, and Quinnipiac University.

The OpenSync cloud platform enables the rapid deployment and support of different third-party smart home services, including whole home Wi-Fi, intelligent AI-driven security and advanced parental and guest controls.

Archer was previously managing director of business at eir Group, a communications services in Ireland.

Time Warner Cable acquired Navisite in 2011 for $230 million, and Charter acquired Time Warner Cable in 2015 for $78.7 billion.

Charter is required to provide broadband service to 145,000 upstate customers at an estimated cost of over $600 million, and to pay the state $12 million for other broadband projects.

The changes “demonstrate the depth of leadership at Charter and positions the company for continued success," Chairman and CEO Tom Rutledge said.

IBM led the way in Westchester, while Charter Communications was the top-ranked firm in Fairfield County.