Toronto, Canada- pulse, a leading provider of intelligent communications solutions for the wireless and wire line markets, is pleased to announce its inclusion in this year’s Branham 300 list, selecting it as one of the Top 250 Canadian technology companies. The Branham 300 designations are published annually in the March issue of Backbone magazine and provide a snapshot of the top players in the Canadian IT market.

Mohan Markandaier, CEO of pulse, says “We are delighted to be recognized by Branham Group as one of Canada’s leading technology companies. Our dedication to customer focus and innovation has enabled us to continuously grow year over year and be profitable since the company was first founded.”

pulse’s inclusion in this year’s Branham 300 list highlights its steady growth since its inception in 1996. pulse grew by 45% last year, which the company attributes to its pioneering solutions, exceptional team of employees, and—most importantly—a customer centric approach to business. pulse’s Network and Enterprise solutions have created new standards of quality and ROI in the Telecommunications arena, and have contributed to their growing reputation as a cutting edge and innovative company.

About pulse

Founded in 1996, pulse is one of the world’s leading providers of reliable and productive world-class communications solutions to the Network and Enterprise markets. With over 200 customers in over 40 countries worldwide, pulse is truly the heartbeat of voice communications. For more information visit www.pulsenetworks.com

About Branham Group

Branham Group is a leading “Go to Market” consultancy which focuses on the technology sector and helps companies improve performance in planning, marketing, and partnering. Branham is dedicated to transforming data, intelligence and knowledge into focused analysis and thought leadership to help create innovation. For more information visit www.branhamgroup.com

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