Serving enterprise buyers across North America
CBTS delivers managed IT, network, cloud, and security solutions to enterprise organizations in every major U.S. market. Here's where we're most active:
Cincinnati & the Midwest
As our home market, the Greater Cincinnati area is where CBTS was built — and where our enterprise relationships run deepest. We work with manufacturing, healthcare, financial services, and public sector organizations throughout Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana to modernize networks, secure infrastructure, and improve operational efficiency. From multi-site SD-WAN deployments to cloud migration programs, our Cincinnati-based team brings both local accountability and national scale.
New York City & the Northeast
Enterprise organizations in the New York metro face some of the most demanding IT environments in the world — high-stakes uptime, complex compliance requirements, and rapid growth that infrastructure has to keep pace with. CBTS serves financial services firms, professional services companies, and multi-site enterprises across the Northeast with managed network, cybersecurity, and cloud solutions built for complexity.
Chicago & the Great Lakes Region
Chicago is a hub for enterprise operations in logistics, healthcare, and financial services — industries where network reliability and security aren't optional. CBTS brings deep expertise in SD-WAN, managed cloud, and unified communications to organizations operating across Illinois and the broader Great Lakes region. Our Chicago-area clients benefit from local team access with the backing of a national delivery network.
Austin & Texas
Texas is one of the fastest-growing enterprise technology markets in the country, and Austin sits at its center. CBTS supports technology companies, financial services firms, and enterprise organizations across Texas with scalable managed services — from cloud infrastructure and application modernization to cybersecurity and digital workplace solutions. As your business scales, our Texas-based team scales with you.
