- Nortel - Wikipedia
Nortel acquired PEC Solutions, a provider of information technology and telecommunications services to various government agencies and departments, in June 2005 and renamed it Nortel Government Solutions Incorporated (NGS)
- Timeline of Nortel - Wikipedia
August, 2005: LG Electronics and Nortel formed a joint venture, with Nortel owning 50% plus one share, to offer telecom and networking solutions in the wireline, optical, wireless and enterprise areas for South Korean and global customers
- What happened to Nortel? The rise and fall of a Canadian legend
So how did Nortel go from being a market leader in the technology sector turning record profits to going bankrupt and owing billions of dollars? We look at the history of Nortel, the technology that helped them dominate the telecoms industry and what led to their eventual demise
- Nortel Networks Corporation -- Company History
Nortel Networks is a global leader in telephony, data, wireless, and wireline solutions for the Internet Today, Nortel Networks is creating a high-performance Internet that is more reliable and faster than ever before
- Nortel - The Canadian Encyclopedia
Nortel Networks Corporation, or simply Nortel, was a public telecommunications and data networking equipment manufacturer Founded in 1895 as the Northern Electric and Manufacturing Company, it was one of Canada’s oldest technology companies
- What Happened to Nortel Networks: A Telecom Tragedy - TMS Outsource
Nortel officially ceased operations in 2013 after completing asset sales No significant business operations continue under the Nortel name Some patent licensing continues through various entities that acquired intellectual property rights
- : Key dates in the history of Nortel | Reuters
Nortel Networks Corp, North America's biggest maker of telephone equipment, filed for bankruptcy protection in the United States on Wednesday, a day before it was due to make a $107 million
- When we were kings: The rise and fall of Nortel
In so many ways, Nortel was a company ahead of its time, and the crashing end of the dot-com era, along with a string of bad acquisitions and accounting restatements, sent everything south
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