Twisted Pair Solutions has membership in the following organizations:
AFCEA
AFCEA serves as a bridge between government requirements and industry capabilities, representing the top government, industry, and military professionals in the fields of information technology, communications, and intelligence. www.afcea.com
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APCO
APCO is a member driven association of communications professionals that provides leadership; influences public safety communications decisions of government and industry; promotes professional development; and, fosters the development and use of technology for the benefit of the public. www.apcointl.org
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COMCARE
COMCARE is a non-profit national advocacy organization of over 100 members, all dedicated to advancing emergency communications. The organization's goal is to create an environment of seamless, geographically targeted information sharing to achieve the most advanced response to emergencies. www.comcare.org
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Emergency Interoperability Consortium
The EIC is made up of more than 30 technology companies working to advance interoperability in emergency data communications. The group works closely with executive agencies, such as the Department of Homeland Security, and with Congress, to both support the development and deployment of emergency standards, and to advocate policies that will allow for the free flow of data across all types of computer networks through any means of transmission. www.eic.org
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First Response Coalition
The First Response Coalition (FRC) is a national voice devoted to advocating for the needs of first responders and the public they protect. The FRC’s over 40,000 supporters are comprised of police, fire and EMT personnel as well as concerned members of the community. www.firstresponsecoalition.com
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Washington Software Association
Founded in 1984, the WSA is the oldest and largest state-wide technology trade association. The WSA has more than 1,000 members representing 50,000 individuals in Washington State and employing one million members worldwide. www.wsa.org
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