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SWsoft, Inc - PEM Operations Support System and Business Support System is a distributed, modular, multi-tier hosting automation platform that is customizable on all levels, extendable with custom modules and integrateable into a provider's existing infrastructure.
Internet Explorer Administration Kit - A free CD signup system that can be used to provision new users as well as automatically configure their computer.
Netsurfer, Inc. - Netsurfer develops dial-up subscriber connectivity management software.
Fine Point Technologies, Inc. - Offers support automation and OSS service management solutions.
Pacific Erosion Control Systems Ltd. - Canada. Company specializing in needs assessment and customized provision of aerial and truck mounted hydroseeding and dust control products. Applications include mining, forestry, oil and gas, construction, and ski resort industries.
Motive, Inc. - Automation software lets companies create self-managing technology that can install, configure, repair and update itself.
ISPWizard - Internet Setup Program Wizard is a tool for creating Internet setup programs that can be distributed on floppy disk, CDROM or via Internet download.
Friendly Technologies - Designs, develops and markets PPPoE products (such as dialers) and connectivity software.
Rodopi - Web-based software package for ISPs offering billing and customer provisioning. Runs on MS SQL Server.
Ample Hamper - Located in Road Town and West End, Tortola offering on-line and off-line custom provisioning service and free delivery anywhere on the island. Provides instructions, client testimonials, store hours, contact details.

Wikipedia Articles

Provisioning - In voice telecommunication, provisioning means to provide telecommunications services to a user or customer., including transmission, wiring, and equipment.
IBM Toronto Software Lab - ... Toronto Software Lab is the largest software development laboratory in Canada, and IBM's third largest software lab. Established in 1967 with 55 employees, the Toronto Lab (located in Markham) now has 2,500 employees developing some of IBM's leading middleware software, including DB2, WebSphere Commerce, WebSphere Customer Center, Tivoli Provisioning Manager, and Rational Application Developer.