MetTel

Name: MetTel
Address: New York, NY, US
Telephone: (212) 607-2000
Price range: $

MetTel is a full service telecom company providing a complete portfolio of voice and data solutions to businesses across the U.S.

We offer a full suite of services designed to meet each client’s evolving telecom needs. From traditional voice to advanced services, MetTel’s extensive partnerships enable us to deliver a complete portfolio of services in the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico as well as global MPLS and VoIP solutions. Our proprietary cloud-based Telecom Management Software provides a powerful platform for unmatched solutions and services, redefining telecommunications while offering competitive pricing and superior, domestic-based customer service.

10/13/2026

MetTel is celebrating 30 years of transforming enterprise communications and we’re just getting started.

As we look ahead, we’re investing in our people, operations, and next-generation technologies helping enterprise and government organizations build more resilient, intelligent infrastructure now and in the future.

We've expanded our NYC headquarters and created 100+ new technology jobs. At the same time, we continue to grow our private network backbone, advance enterprise mobility services, and strengthen nationwide logistics capabilities. MetTel is proud of how far we've come, and we're just as focused on what's next.

For three decades, our mission has stayed the same: helping organizations simplify complex technology environments and stay connected when it matters most.

Here’s to the next 30 years of innovation, growth, and customer-first transformation.

Read full press release: https://hubs.la/Q04B08R10

10/12/2026

Choosing the right SASE provider isn't about who checks the most boxes on a feature list.

In his latest blog, MetTel CTO Ed Fox breaks down nine areas IT leaders should evaluate when comparing managed SASE providers, from migration risk and security stack depth to global coverage and operational visibility.

Because the right SASE strategy isn’t about having the most features. It’s about what works for your network.

Read the full blog: https://hubs.la/Q04zP9cd0

10/08/2026

Your elevator emergency phone works. Your security panel works. Your fire alarm works.

Until the copper line behind it doesn’t.

Copper retirement isn’t just about replacing old phone service. For many businesses, legacy POTS lines are still quietly supporting critical systems across hundreds or even thousands of locations.

As carriers accelerate copper shutdowns, replacement is inevitable. The real challenge is knowing where those lines still exist.

Is your business ZIP code on the clock?

Find out what the upcoming AT&T copper shutdown could mean for your locations and how to prepare: https://hubs.la/Q04zBXtS0

10/07/2026

Your biggest security risk may originate from inside your network.

Employees aren’t trying to put your organization at risk, but the way they work can create serious security exposure.

Uploading sensitive documents into public AI tools. Storing corporate files in unsanctioned cloud applications. Downloading unapproved apps. Sharing data outside approved systems.

Join MetTel and Netskope on Thursday, October 29 at 12 PM ET for a live webinar exploring how AI, Shadow IT and everyday user behavior are creating new insider threats.

Featuring Gary Gluzman, Executive Director, Product Development at MetTel, and Jess Leroy, Sr. Vice President, Product Management at Netskope.

Register now: https://hubs.la/Q04zt1g90

10/05/2026

AI notetakers are changing the conversation around laptop procurement and security.

As employees increasingly use AI notetaking and productivity tools on personal laptops and mobile devices, IT teams may have less visibility into where sensitive company data is being stored, shared, or processed.

Our latest blog written by Max Silber, VP of Mobility & IoT at MetTel breaks down BYOD, COPE, CYOD and MetTel’s Connected Laptop as a Service (CLaaS) and explores how each approach differs when it comes to security, control, connectivity, and device management.

Now is the time to rethink how your organization procures and manages mobile devices and laptops.

Read the blog: https://hubs.la/Q04z7V2v0

10/02/2026

We’re hiring at MetTel.

We’re looking for talented people to join our growing team across software engineering, sales, operations, cybersecurity, finance, HR and more.

With opportunities available in New York, New Jersey, Utah, or remote, there are a variety of ways to build your career with MetTel.

Explore our current openings and find your next opportunity: https://hubs.la/Q04z1-F30

10/01/2026

Is your business ZIP code affected by AT&T’s upcoming copper shutdown?

On November 15, 2026, AT&T will discontinue copper-based services in affected areas across 19 states, pending regulatory approval.

If your business still relies on copper lines for fire alarms, elevator phones, security systems, fax or voice, now is the time to find out if you’re affected.

Join MetTel’s Sean Sullivan and DataRemote’s Timor Brik on Tuesday, October 20th at 12 PM ET to learn which areas are impacted, what the shutdown could mean for your locations, and how to prepare.

Is your business ZIP code on the list? Find out at our webinar.
https://hubs.la/Q04yYzJd0

09/30/2026

Big congratulations to our Channel Director Joanna Reyes and our agency partner on delivering outstanding results for a leading U.S. manufacturer and service provider!

By simplifying mobility operations across 1,300+ wireless lines, Joanna and the team helped drive:

✓ 43% cost reduction
✓ $35,000+ in monthly savings
✓ $1.3M in contract savings
✓ Greater visibility and reduced IT workload

The win also created approximately $53,000 in upfront commission potential for our channel partner, plus recurring monthly revenue.

This is what happens when the right mobility strategy meets the right team. Real results for our customers. Real value for our partners.

09/29/2026

The last analog problem hiding inside modern retail? Old telephone lines.

In a new article for Chain Store Age, MetTel’s VP of Mobility & IoT Max Silber explores why copper retirement is becoming an operational priority for retailers, especially when legacy POTS lines still support critical systems like fire alarms, elevators, POS terminals, and security systems.

As carriers continue retiring copper infrastructure, retailers need visibility into what lines remain, what they support and how to transition them before service disruptions create bigger problems.

Max also shares how MetTel helped JCPenney transform more than 5,000 telephone and alarm lines across 660 stores, improving visibility while projecting millions in annual telecommunications savings.

Read the full article to learn why retailers should start planning for the end of copper now.

https://hubs.la/Q04yz7Z70

09/28/2026

MetTel CTO, Ed Fox recently contributed to Forbes Technology Council, exploring how the rise of agentic AI is changing the enterprise security conversation.

As AI agents gain the ability to access credentials, use tools, execute code, and take action, Ed argues that organizations need to think beyond simply securing the AI model. Instead, AI agents should be treated more like privileged employees, with clearly defined access, permissions and oversight.

Read Ed’s perspective on how CIOs and CISOs can rethink security and the 5 rules for agentic AI governance: https://hubs.la/Q04ysfy00

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http://www.mettel.net/

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