BullsEye is deepening its broadband expertise through the purchase.

James Anderson, Senior News Editor

January 6, 2021

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BullsEye Telecom is deepening its broadband services and expertise with the acquisition of Bandwave Systems.

BullsEye announced the purchase of the broadband aggregator on Tuesday. The deal increases both companies’ services and capabilities, creating “one of the most comprehensive telecommunications service offerings.”

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BullsEye Telecom’s Tom Tisko

“Today marks a significant step for BullsEye as we continue to accelerate our growth and our continued commitment to our partners and clients by providing the best products, the best people and the best services coupled with our unparalleled commitment to an exceptional client experience,” said BullsEye President and CEO Tom Tisko.

Tom Azelby, Bandwave’s managing partner and founder, praised the acquisition.

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Bandwave’s Tom Azelby

“I’m confident that the synergies we’ve already realized with BullsEye will ensure the continued success of our employees and clients. We are thrilled to become part of such a dynamic team. I look forward to offering additional exemplary solutions to our clients,” Azelby said.

Background

Bandwave maintains wholesale relationships with various telcos, cable companies and wireless providers. It can provide last-mile connectivity anywhere in North America, according to Azelby. Its target customers range from 25 to 1,000 locations.

“If they have a lot of brick and mortar spread out across the country, then Bandwave could be the solution,” Azelby told Channel Partners in 2018. “Because we can bring in all this connectivity for them with one contract, one bill and one support.”

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BullsEye specializes in multilocation communication services, including SD-WAN, VoIP, managed Wi-Fi and POTS.

Bandwave operates out of Burllington, New Jersey, while BullsEye calls Southfield, Michigan, home.

BullsEye expanded its channel strategy in 2020, signing a new master agent partner and tapping a new vice president of channel sales. The CLEC sells through the agent channel.

Bandwave landed on the Inc. 5000 for the sixth consecutive year in 2020. The company cited 120% three-year growth.

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James Anderson

Senior News Editor, Channel Futures

James Anderson is a news editor for Channel Futures. He interned with Informa while working toward his degree in journalism from Arizona State University, then joined the company after graduating. He writes about SD-WAN, telecom and cablecos, technology services distributors and carriers. He has served as a moderator for multiple panels at Channel Partners events.

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