Companies list. Letter C
Communications Fraud Control Association (CFCA)
 | Since 1985, communication industry members have depended on CFCA for help in reducing annual fraud losses. Today it is estimated that annual fraud losses are in excess of 35-40 billion worldwide CFCA is a not-for-profit global educational association working to help combat communications fraud. CFCA seeks to promote a close association among communication security personnel, to enhance their professional status and efficiency, and to serve as a clearinghouse of information pertaining to the fraudulent use of communications services.
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Communications Management Solutions
| Communications Management Solutions represents established firms with experience in the following areas. Engineering design services, construction, project management and maintenance of communication facilities including cellular sites, data centers, telephone switches, transmitters and wireless towers. Outside and inside cable plant design and installation. Wireless LAN, broadband wireless and fiber optic solutions for colleges, universities and other campus settings. Engineering design, construction, installation, test and turn-up and maintenance services. Excavation and site prep work. Electrical related work. Permitting and Zoning. Staffing.
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Communications Regulatory Authority (AGC)
 | The Communications Regulatory Authority (Agcom) is an independent authority, established by Law 249 of 31 July 1997. Independence and autonomy are the elements which typify its activity and its decisions. Like the other authorities set up in the Italian system, Agcom is accountable to Parliament which has established its powers, defined its statutes and elected its members.
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Community Broadband Workforce
| "Community Broadband Workforce is a professional services organization based in Ontario, serving communities across Canada. Our organization was formed to help communities and regions ""Bridge the Digital Divide,"" and achieve economic growth and job creation benefits from the Internet Economy. This website is designed to introduce community leaders to community-based broadband, and to the professional services, approach and resources available from Community Broadband Workforce. Investment funds for community-based broadband initiatives can be attracted from a variety of private sources, as well as a number of federal and provincial government programs. For example, the Government of Ontario will invest up to $50 million in Connect Ontario initiatives, to create a network of 50 connected smart communities across Ontario, and provide $32 million of GeoSmart funding to make geospatial information available to connected smart communities. "
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Community WISP, Inc.
| At Community Wisp we are committed to delivering on the promise of broadband, bringing it right to your home or business using state of the art wireless technology to un-served communities in Massachusetts. Powered by Motorola's powerful new Canopy system, we can provide the high speed Internet service you've been waiting for, with the quality of service you would expect from Motorola. Providing Broadband Wireless Solutions utilizing Motorola’s Canopy Products.
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