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COMgroup Acquires TMC Group and Relocates to Larger Facility

Seattle, WA. -COMgroup and TMC Group, leading providers of telecom consulting, have completed a strategic merger.

COMgroup has taken advantage of an opportunity to grow by acquiring TMC Group. COMgroup will be assimilating the TMC staff, clients and projects into COMgroup practice. This will make COMgroup even stronger than it is today and enhance the services we provide.

"I view this merger as combining excellence with distinction to advance the telecom consulting industry; I also see this combination as a way to enhance our services for our clients and open the door for new opportunities, collaborating for our clients' success." - Gordon Darby, Managing Principal.

"This merger is great for both our clients and our employees", said J.R. Simmons, Principal. "Both firms stressed our independence and the breadth of our consulting services. Together we are the area's most dynamic voice and data communications consulting firm, with unmatched expertise and experience."

With this merger comes expansion, and with that comes the need for more room!

COMgroup has moved - our new address is:
4040 Lake Washington Boulevard, Suite 205
Kirkland, WA 98033
Some phone numbers have changed, please call for direct dial phone numbers.
On the web: www.comgroup-inc.com

COMgroup Inc. today unveiled its latest technology service offering to its client base, 24x7 monitoring services.

The Premium Monitoring Package provides 24x7 'peace of mind' network monitoring solutions at a fraction of the cost of most enterprise-class solutions with all the applications essential to a sound and stable environment. Through its acquisition of N-able's software technology, COMgroup's turn-key solution is the key to business productivity and work-flow efficiency.

"As our client's trusted advocate, we are always expanding upon our service offering and 24x7 monitoring was a natural, yet essential roll-out of our services," says Eric Guttridge, President of COMgroup Inc.'s New York Office.

The average company experiences two hours of downtime per week, totaling 14 days over the course of the year. "Email and network downtime result in significant revenue losses, not to mention both internal and external frustration," says Eric Guttridge. "In today's competitive marketplace, companies simply cannot afford to incur such obstacles in their day-to-day activities. Our proactive solutions are designed to either save our clients time or money or both."