RAM was one of the first computer terms I learned, random access memory. I also remember the Introduction to Computers professor at Pensacola Junior College informing me that I had no future in computers. That was in 1979. This is 2009.

John T. Potter, vice president of RAM Networks Services, takes advantage of a few spare moments just before SUPERCOMM 2009 opens and fills us in on what is the latest with the fast growing popular systems integrator. The company is an EF&I (engineering, furnishing, and installation group). They also do test and turn up to help assure quality launch. Their clients are service providers and equipment manufacturers. RAM is a TIA member who is a major sponsor of SUPERCOMM.

The SUPERCOMM floor was full of exhibitors in fact. The RAM booth was always busy. One of their employees provided a magic show once per hour. Website is http://www.ramnetworkservices.com.

More related websites are http://www.didx.net/ (media partner) and http://www.supercomm2009.com.