Quintum’s Tenor switches provide the ideal VoIP access solution for enterprise and service provider networks. The company’s unique MultiPath™ technology allows enterprises to easily deploy VoIP in their existing voice and data environments. Tenor switches deliver optimum voice quality and reliability over IP networks, monitoring factors such as jitter, packet loss and latency – automatically and transparently changing network connections mid-call whenever conditions demand. Quintum’s VoIP MultiPath Switches also provides a survivable branch gateway solution for IP-PBXs, IP phones, analog devices and backup to the Public Switched Telephone Network.

“The organizations that appear on this list are ones that have showed impressive corporate sales growth year after year,” reported John Christy of Forbes magazine. “These companies are all unique in their own way, especially with the products and services that they offer. We will certainly keep an eye on each of these companies as we move into the future.”

Other companies listed were CBay Systems, Object Sciences, Payment One, PeopleClick, Postini, PriceGrabber.com, SkinMedica, STSN and TriVirix International.

“It is a real honor to have Quintum’s technological innovation and market vision publicly recognized by a leading business publication like Forbes,” said Charles Rutledge, Vice President of Marketing for Quintum. “We will continue to address the evolving VoIP access needs of both enterprise and service providers with solutions that offer the voice quality, low cost-of-ownership, functional reliability and adaptability necessary to make IP-based telephony work in the real world.”