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This is EXCITING news for TeleComp customers, employees and tech suppliers of TeleComp!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – February 28, 2017
Bricks and Mortar to Bits and Bytes: Beaty Capital Group, Inc. Takes Position in Tech Firms
BENTONVILLE, AR – February 28, 2017 – Beaty Capital Group, Inc. (“BCG”) has arranged and participated in a tech transaction resulting in the merger of TeleComp Computers Services, Inc., of Bentonville, AR and IPC Communications, LLC of Rogers, AR. The merged companies will operate as TeleComp Holdings, Inc. and will occupy the former TeleComp offices located at 207 Main Street in downtown Bentonville and 921 W. Markham St in downtown Little Rock.
The company provides infrastructure technology products and services, led by Hosted Voice Service to small and medium sized businesses throughout the United States. The company maintains four network facilities in Arkansas located in Bentonville, Little Rock, Rogers and Fort Smith and provides ShoreTel and Mitel VoIP phone systems, AT&T and all carrier’s voice and high speed internet services, enterprise Wifi, video conferencing, firewalls, servers, storage / backup, and VMware, and complete network engineering to design, service, and maintain systems once installed.
Prior to the merger, TeleComp Computer Services, Inc., (TeleComp) had a 14 year history of providing business infrastructure technology to customers across the country. Roger Thomas, Chief Business Officer of TeleComp said “As an AT&T APEX partner we provide broadband data and high speed internet, local and long distance phone service to our customers throughout the region. Our customers get the benefit of experiencing local service and support while utilizing the infrastructure of a large global carrier.”
Organized in 2006, IPC Communications, LLC also has an impressive history of solely providing Hosted Telephone Service. Utilizing Virtualized Mitel Phone Systems in their own Network Operations Center (NOC), IPC is able to control the voice quality and integrity of all phone calls on its systems. With hosted phone systems, the customer generally does not have to incur the expense of purchasing the physical phone system. Instead, the phone system is included in the service and the “brains” of the system reside on the carriers system allowing for continual updates and complete redundancy.
