Phone Carriers
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Chattanooga
The long distance and local carrier is Deltacom See Deltacom Contract
City of Industry
The long distance and short distance carriers are Telepacific and Pioneer See Telepacific Contact and Pioneer Contract
Chelmsford
The long distance and local carriers are Paetec, Granite and Pioneer
See Paetec Contract, Pioneer Contract and Granite Contract
Covington
The local and long distance carrier is Time Warner Telecom. See also TwT Contract
Time Warner Telecom (TwT)[1] is a phone carrier that WNA uses in Covington, KY. Up until 2010 WNA had used AT&T almost exclusively. This made the administration of phone systems much simpler. There was one set of equipment and one call desk to contact. However, increasingly AT&T were less competitive in this space and new niche players can entered the market and offer competitive rates on certain product lines and geograhical markets.
This was true of TwT. Their circuits were already installed in the building so it enabled them to provide this service at a very competitive rate. The telphone lines come in over a PRI curcuit and TwT also provided a fractional T1 service for free. This is used for guests of WNA to access the internet without connecting to the Masergy network.
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Lancaster
The local and long distance carrier is Paetec See Paetec Contract
The local and long distance rates were negotiated through Schooley Mithchel, who receive 50% of the savings over the first two years of the contract
Wireless Carriers
The wireless carriers are
- Verizon. Mostly Blackberries and cell phones. Some Ipads and Data Connection cards
- Sprint. Mostly data connection cards and some cell phones and Blackberries
- T-Mobile - A few Blackberries
- AT&T Wireless - a few Blackberries
