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IntelliNet Corporation was established in 1997 as an Enterprise Network Management Service Provider and an IT Professional Services firm. IntelliNet provides products and services that assist IT professionals in their work. We DEVELOP, CUSTOMIZE, TEST, MAINTAIN, and MONITOR network infrastructures, applications and entire environments.

The Managed Services team maintains a 24x7x365 Network Operations Center (NOC); the trained support staff proactively monitors the availability , performance , and security of our clients' global networked systems. The Professional Services team offers services including project management, business analysis, applications design and development, testing, maintenance, deployment and help desk support.

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