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What What does the ATS do? The ATS was formed with the belief that there are multiple benefits to being associated with companies that possess different specialties from the same industry. Frequently, companies are asked to provide their clients with services that are either beyond their scope of expertise or outside their geographic service area.

Our solution is to provide our members with qualified specialists in a range of technology areas. We help these companies understand what each other does and establish communications links among members of the group. Through the ATS website, companies can share information to facilitate a better, more profitable business relationship. No longer will a company have to say 'no' when their client requests specialized work. ATS members can feel confident that qualified specialists who have been handpicked for their expertise can be relied upon to do the work they have referred.

How do ATS members benefit? Our members' ultimate goal is to increase their revenue. Through an alliance with other companies they can expand the services that they can offer, which will provide more work and increase sales. All members are encouraged to provide referrals to other members. The ATS seeks to connect companies with other companies that have different capabilities or are located in different geographical locations. We are actively seeking those companies who see a need for such alliances in their industry. Ideally, our members will be a group of friends who can rely on each other to provide the type of work and service that they expect.

Who qualifies to be an ATS member? The ATS is not designed to be a "yellow pages" style directory that anyone can join - we qualify only a small number of businesses, those that meet our standards. ATS specifically chooses technology-related businesses that provide synergies with our present membership. We look to include in our membership established companies with strong reputations who are experts in their field. The ATS seeks to have a membership that is diverse in its areas of expertise and its geography.

How does ATS select members? The ATS membership board reviews every application and attempts to identify each applicant's business direction. The board gains an understanding of each applicant's qualifications within their specific technology field. After the board has approved the applicant, the applicant becomes an active ATS member.

What's the difference between a local, regional and national provider? A local provider is a company that services only a particular state. A regional provider is a company that can service multiple states in a confined geographic area. A national provider is a company that can provide all their services to any company, anywhere in the continental United States.

What do I have to do to enroll my company as a member of ATS? Simply submit your company through the registration form on the site. A few days after the board reviews the documentation and researches your company you will receive a telephone call. After the conversation has been completed you will receive a notification through email informing you of your acceptance or denial. If accepted, your company will become an active member of ATS and appear on the website's directory.

What is the cost for being a member of ATS? Dues for a local provider are $25 a year. The dues for a regional provider are $99 a year. The dues for a national provider are $500 per year.

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