FreelineUSA™ Company Profile

A Leading IP Convergence Technology Company

FreelineUSA™ is an innovative supplier of IP communications technology providing solutions in Voice, Video and Ethernet over Fiber. Based in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, we focus on development of next generation IP technology with the goal of low cost convergence of your current voice, data and analog video security investment into the converged IT network of the future. We strive to deliver the cost savings through our state-of the-art fiber transport technologies for your voice, data, analog and IP video network— all while preserving your significant investment in legacy assets. FreelineUSA's strength in applied IP technology for physical access and security will save you money— while building resilient and converged networks that will work for your firm 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

FreelineUSA provides the cutting edge technologies you need to expand your voice, data, and video surveillance network, on time, under budget.


Robert Simkavitz

President and CEO, FreelineUSA, Inc.

As CEO of FreelineUSA, Inc. Mr. Simkavitz continues the company’s growth and clear focus on IP centric, fully distributed, and fully survivable IP communications solutions. Founded in 2003 as FreelineUSA, the company is proud to serve the most demanding of worldwide clients. Among those; the US Army, Sandia Labs, Methode Electronics, AMEX-Products (serving US shelter manufacturers in Mexico) and most recently the Emergency Management Division of the State of Washington (Providing VoIP communications technology to Emergency Responders— over Satellite).

An emerging communications technology manufacturer, FreelineUSA creates maximum customer value and solid profits— in a hyper-competitive environment. Products initially polished through specialized industrial deployment, often evolve to serve the broader mainstream consumer market. The FL-USA 200™ Series provides CWDM and up to Gig-a-bit rates, over low-cost MM plastic fiber, starting at less than $485 per unit! The IP Centric FL-USA 500™ series provides high quality IP video capture and transmission used in corprate security environments. FreelineUSA ships today, “What’s Next” in IP Converged Solutions.

Mr. Simkavitz’ 35+ year communications career includes 10 years with AT&T, several years with Motorola, serving as VP of the Motorola’s Multi-Media Group in the mid 90’s, VP International Marketing ADC Tele-communications, and has enjoyed international business development throughout Asia, Europe and Latin America. While focused on increasing market share, lowering costs and improving margins— his most challenging assignment remains meeting the customer’s highest expectations.

He holds an MBA from the University of Denver.

Las Vegas, NV January 5th, 2006- FreelineUSA CEO on CES VoIP panel at 2006 Intl. Consumer Electronics Show

..."VoIP is definitely a mass market," said Robert Simkavitz, in charge of VoIP for FreelineUSA. "But it's very critical now. We have to prove this technology is not only as good as the technology we replace, we have to prove we can do better." ...

The VoIP or Not to VoIP SuperSession panelists debated simplifying the technology, integration of advanced applications, what consumers really wanted and what the next stage is for voice over IP. The panel discussed how VoIP is challenging the telecom and cable providers and affecting their future in this emerging technology. The panel was moderated by Jim Penhune, director, Broadband Media & Communications Research, Strategy Analytics. The panel was made up of industry experts, including Jeff Citron, co-founder, chairman and CEO, Vonage; Brad Garlinghouse, vice president, Communications Product, Yahoo! Inc.; David Hofstatter, co-founder, president and CEO, CallWave, Inc.; Kevin Keene, vice president of voice and data solutions, Motorola Connected Home Solutions; Bryan Martin, president and CEO, 8x8, Inc.; John Muleta, partner, Venable LLP; and Robert Simkavitz, president and CEO, FreelineUSA, Inc.

San Jose, CA February 8th, 2006—
FreelineUSA introduces "Survivable VoIP”... (PRWEB)

Feb. 6, 2006— FreelineUSA, Inc. presented by invitation at the Dow Jones Network Ventures Conference 2006.

FreelineUSA, Inc. has developed a unique architecture to address the need for low cost, and fully survivable, corporate voice networks. The Company will highlight real-world applications of its IP Centric product lines at this year’s Dow Jones Network Ventures Conference. A truly unique architecture developed at FreelineUSA, Inc.; co-existing in a proprietary and standards based environment, allows the FL-USA 800 Series to interoperate between 200 locations or more— without any centralized point of failure, such as a gatekeeper or softswitch. Operating simultaneously on a mesh, and point-to-point basis, the system permits “point-to-point VPN encryption” of sensitive company communications.

What does this mean to end users? — Voice networks that stay up, with no single point of network failure, permitting secure, no cost, worldwide voice communications, as reliable as the internet itself.

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