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Nashville Has Changed — Your Phone System Might Need to Catch Up

Nashville has grown faster than almost any major U.S. city over the past decade, and that growth has brought a specific tension: the city’s new business community — corporate relocations from Chicago, California, and New York; tech companies landing in the Gulch; healthcare giants expanding their footprints — expects big-market infrastructure. But Nashville’s older building stock — those beautiful properties on Music Row, in Germantown, in the Sylvan Park commercial corridor — was built in a different era and often still runs the phone systems to match.

HCA Healthcare is headquartered here. So is Vanderbilt University Medical Center. So are Asurion and Bridgestone Americas. Morgan Wallen and Chris Stapleton record here. Garth Brooks, who grew up in Yukon, Oklahoma, made his career here — and if Garth can make it work, the rest of us can too. The point is Nashville is genuinely diverse in what it is: a healthcare capital, a music industry hub, a convention powerhouse (the Gaylord Opryland is a city unto itself), and a city with more bachelorette parties than anywhere in America, which means the hospitality economy is absolutely massive and the phone systems running those hotels and venues need to work around the clock without question.

We’ve installed systems for Nashville businesses in the Gulch and in Brentwood, on Music Row and in the corporate parks off I-65 toward Franklin. The phone system market here has Cisco Call Manager in the large healthcare organizations, Mitel in hospitality (Mitel filed Chapter 11 in 2023 — a lot of Nashville hotel phone systems are on borrowed time), and NEC SL2100 in the smaller professional services market throughout the metro.

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