Applied Media Technologies Corporation
Applied Media Technologies Corporation (AMTC) is a Tampa, Florida-based provider of commercial sound equipment, "on hold" messaging to US and Canadian businesses under the brand name TelAdvantage, and background music for businesses as a partner of SIRIUS Satellite Radio. TelAdvantage. AMTC's clients include Allstate Insurance, Morgan Stanley, Spherion and Raymond James Financial. In 2008, the TelAdvantage offering was expanded to include overhead messaging in retail stores and automotive showrooms. AMTC manufactures two digital MP3 player devices for this purpose, the "iQueue 3.5" and the "RemoteLink IP". They are also in the final stages of  testing with their new device which will control music, video and on hold messaging from the same device eliminating the need for multiple devices separating themselves from other providers. Sirius Music for Business. Sirius Music for Business is used in hotels, retail stores, automotive dealerships and restaurant chains, including Big Boy Restaurants and Huddle House. In 2006, AMTC executed agreements to install Sirius Business in Yum Brands (A&W, Long John Silver's, KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell), FOCUS Brands (Carvel, Cinnabon, Schlotzsky's and Moe's Southwest Grill) and Wendy's stores, among others. AMTC's SIRIUS offering is  featured in many of the same automotive dealerships that sell Sirius in cars, including Ford Motor Company, Volkswagen of America, Volvo, Chrysler, Land Rover, Jaguar, and Mazda among others. AMTC renewed its contract with ABMC in September 2009 for another three years, shortly after ABMC renewed its own contract with Sirius for the same time period. Commercial sound equipment. In conjunction with its two music offerings, AMTC manufactures branded 70 V and 100 V commercial sound equipment. The product line includes amplifiers ranging from 8 W to 1400 W, wired and wireless paging microphones, and an array of speakers, including  recess-mount models, surface-mount box speakers, and specialty speakers for outdoor use.