Allegiance Teleservices

Founded in 1991, DTC Wireless is a provider of voice/text and wireless data network in the United States. Located in Alexandria, Tenn., the firm offers fixed wireless services, such as circuit switched digital computer fax and data (up to 14.4 kbps), single jack or dual jack for voice and fax operation, DTMF and pulse-dialing, Emergency battery backup, standard GSM mini-SIM 3 volt and 5-volt compatible and many more. It operates 47 towers in the counties of Smith, DeKalb, Cannon, White, Warren, Van Buren, Coffee and Grundy. DTC Wireless is a subsidiary of DeKalb Telephone Cooperative.

While technology has changed significantly over the years, TBCS's dedication to customer support has never wavered. Whether its a customer with a 20 year old key system (TBCS still has several under support ) or a brand new IP PBX, calls for support are greeted by a friendly live voice and responded to by a courteous local technician, usually arriving hours before expected. Customers can also expect to always be assigned a personal account manager who will drop by from time to time to see how things are going. A lot of TBCS's competitors consider this level of service to be old fashioned, but TBCS's customers wouldn't have it any other way. TBCS, Inc is a Nashville, TN-based company that began in 1978 as Nashville Telecom. In 1983, the name was changed to Tennessee Business Communication Services and in recent years has become known simply as TBCS. President and Founder Larry Featherstone and General Manager Steve Mars have been on board since day one and continue to be passionately involved in the day-to-day operation of the business. TBCS is proud to form strategic partnerships with some of the most innovative and highest quality voice and data companies in the world, including Vertical Communications/Vodavi, Win Communications, Adtran, Fonality, and TalkSwitch. TBCS also offers support agreements for a variety of other manufacturers.

Black Box Network Services is a division of the Black Box Corporation, which was established in 1976 as a little company called Expandor. It started business by selling connectivity devices, such as the little black boxes that clients need to connect their primary data communications products. In 1977, the first Black Box catalog rolled off the presses. It was six pages long and contained nine products. The company changed the name to Black Box since a majority of the customers began calling the company by its catalog name. The company delivers premier communications solutions throughout the United States and Canada. Its clients range from large enterprise corporations to smaller organizations that the company provides services for, such as voice and Internet protocol telephony solutions, data technologies, customer contact solutions and remanufacture of equipment, as well as technologies for messaging, infrastructure, conferencing and enterprise mobility. Black Box Network Services has a location in Murfreesboro, Tenn.