1964 - 1969

• 1964
• Company Founded
• 1965
• Introduced the 300B 3 Electrode Gas Tube Station Protector
• 1968
• Telecommunications Industries, Inc. became a public corporation
• 1969
• Purchased Environmental Testing Laboratory

1970 - 1979

• 1970
• Tii expands product line to include AC Powerline Protector, overvoltage protectors, and primary arresters
• 1974
• James Grover, Tii General Counsel appointed to Tii Board of Directors
• 1975
• Opened manufacturing plant in Toa Alta, Puerto Rico
• 1976
• Opened R&D lab with advanced testing equipment in Copaigue
  
• Introduced Totel Failsafe™ station protectors
  
• Expanded gas tube surge arrestor line.
• 1978
• Announced licensing of its Ecology Technology

1980 - 1989

• 1980
• Common Stock of TII Industries listed on the American Stock Exchange
• 1981
• Acquired EHV Systems
• 1984
• Opened operations in Haiti and introduced its first Network Interface Devices (NID) product
• Installed a robotics system to automate production facility
• 1987
• Introduced a new line of Totel Failsafe hybrid protectors designed to withstand the harshest conditions
  
• 1989
• Developed first solid state protection device
• Introduced new series of patented powerline protector

1990 - 1999

• 1990
• Introduced subscriber NID that incorporated overvoltage surge protection and electronics
  
• Received third consecutive quarterly award from Ameritech Services for Outstanding Vendor Performance
• 1991
• Received two Regional Bell Operating Companies (RBOC) awards, making Tii's station protectors standard at 4 of the 7 RBOCs
• Haiti facility closes.
• 1992
• Received Supplier of the Year for 1991 award from Ameritech Services
  
• Entered into a R&D agreement with George Tech Research Corp to develop advanced communications products
• 1993
• Acquired DITEL, Inc., a supplier of optical components
• Developed a fiber optic product line
• 1994
• Developed a proprietary gas tube for use in advanced transmission line protection
  
• Tii Industries, Inc. common stock began trading on the Nasdaq National Market System under the symbol TIII.
• 1995
• Signed long term strategic agreement with Access Network Technologies (ANT), a joint venture between AT&T Network Cable Systems and Raychem Corporation
• Acquired rights to AT&T's overvoltage surge protector technology
• 1996
• Awarded patent for its novel inline Coaxial Transmission Line Surge Arrestor
• 1997
• Awarded a broad patent for inline coaxial transmission line surge protector
• 1999
• Received patent on Residential Protection Service Center
  
• Began outsource manufacturing in China

2000-2007

• 2000
• Received corporate ISO 9001 certification
• Kenneth A. Paladino appointed VP Finance and Chief Financial Officer
  
• Dave Garwood, President of R.D. Garwood, Inc., appointed to Tii board of directors.
• 2001

• Developed first completely sealed and environmentally protected NID
• Tii's multiservice residential gateway, Digital Closet, named as Finalist in Best New Product Concept at COMDEX
• Digital Closet receives Product of the Year honors from Electronic House Magazine
• Lawrence M. Fodrowski, CFO of Gisbert McDonnell Construction appointed to Tii board of directors
  
• 2002
• Company changes name from TII Industries to Tii Network Technologies
• 2003
• Dr. Mark Thomas Bradshaw, Assistant Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School and Charles H. House, Director of Societal Impact of Technology for Intel Corporation were appointed to Tii Board of Directors
• 2004
• Developed fiber optic connectivity products and enclosures in anticipation of future deployment of FTTP & expanding use of fiber in homes and businesses
  
• Tii names Kenneth A. Paladino, CFO, as Chief Operating Officer
• 2005
• Introduced HomePlug compatible and HomePlug imbedded surge protectors incorporating proprietary AC protection
• Awarded 5 year product purchase agreement with Verizon
• 2006
• Introduced OutRigger, the first intelligent and fully integrated NID
• Introduced Switchable Voice NIDs (SVN) to enable MSOs to deploy VoIP more economically and effectively.
• Tii President and CEO, Timothy Roach, retires
• Kenneth A. Paladino appointed Tii President, CEO, and to Board of Directors.
• 2007
• Chosen by Australia's largest to provide station electronics and surge protection products that include a custom designed and patented Network Termination Device that integrates Tii's filtering and surge protection technologies.
• Tii launched new brand identity, moved into a state of the art HQ and research and development center, and closed Puerto Rico facility.