2010 - Page 4 of 4 - TBL Networks

Data Center Storage Networking Specialization

Posted on April 14, 2010 by Alan Sears

Cisco Recognizes TBL Networks Data Center Storage Networking Qualifications

Congratulations to TBL Networks, Inc. for meeting all criteria to achieve the Advanced Data Center Storage Networking Specialization. TBL Networks, Inc. has met the resource requirements for the Data Center Storage Networking Specialization and demonstrated that they are qualified to support customers with their Data Center Storage Networking needs in the USA.

TBL Networks, Inc. will be recognized for this specialization in the Cisco Partner Locator, located at: http://tools.cisco.com/WWChannels/LOCATR/jsp/partner_locator.jsp

Cisco values the commitment and expertise that TBL Networks, Inc. has demonstrated and looks forward to working together.

Cisco Partner Locator

TBL Networks Achieves Cisco TelePresence Commercial Partner Status

Posted on April 2, 2010 by Alan Sears

Cisco Recognizes TBL’s TelePresence Commercial Partner Qualifications

Congratulations to TBL Networks, Inc. for meeting all criteria to achieve TelePresence Commercial Partner status. TBL Networks, Inc. has met the resource requirements for TelePresence Commercial Partner status and demonstrated that they are now qualified to sell, design and deploy the Cisco TelePresence Commercial offering in the USA.

Cisco values the commitment and expertise that TBL Networks, Inc. has demonstrated and looks forward to working together.

TBL Virtual Golf Tournament

Posted on March 26, 2010 by Alan Sears

The first regular TBL Virtual Golf Tournament was held today at our offices in Glen Allen. The weather proved perfect for the tournament, a blustery 53 degrees and rainy, but it was 70 and clear on the course. Ahh, the power of virtualization! The clubhouse was never far from any of the foursomes playing, which provided a steady supply of food and beverage. Even for those players on the back nine in Suite 200, thirsts we kept in check thanks to our hydration marshals and their Radio Flyer drink cart. With two rounds of a shotgun start at our four tee boxes sporting the latest Wii golf game, the leader board displayed over a LCD projector quickly revealed which of our participants were well practiced with the wiimote. Prizes were awarded to the top three players, as well as the contestants who secured the longest drive, closest to the pin, and longest putt strokes on designated holes. The festivities did not end with the conclusion of regular play, as the first tee was commandeered as a make shift stage, and guitar, bass, drums, and microphone were set up by a group of enthusiastic musicians who entertained with their covers of some of the best guitar rock songs from music’s heros of the previous decades. I look forward to the next tournament!