Tricell, Inc. is a distributor of cell phones and other handheld communications products.Tricell, Inc.company provides wholesalers in the UK, Europe, Middle East, Asia, and the US with products made by Kyocera, Motorola, NEC, Nokia, Samsung, Siemens, and Sony Ericsson. Tricell Distribution, the company's logistics and support unit, supplies network services and hardware to wireless goods dealers and call centers in the UK. Tricell Distribution has licensing agreements with Vodafone and the Guardline Group. Tricell, Inc. bought distributor Ace Telecom in 2004 and N2J Limited for cash-and-stock in August 2006. Former CEO Andre Salt founded Tricell in 1999 and stepped down in 2006.

Triformix makes injection-molded optical components and modules used in communications and imaging applications for fiber optic, computer peripheral, medical device, and instrumentation markets. It also provides design, packaging, tooling, testing, and diagnostic services. Customers include Agilent, Honeywell, and Tyco Electronics. Triformix's acquisition of the molded-optics business unit of JDS Uniphase in 2004 tripled its injection molding capabilities. Triformix was founded in 2000 by former CEO Dave Whitney, Russ Stiles (CEO), and Tim March (COO). Triformix investors include American River Ventures, Pacifica Fund, SBV Venture Partners, and Selby Venture Partners. Triformix has offices in Asia and the US.

TriNet Communications is a distributor of telecommunications components from such suppliers as 3M and Harris.TriNet Communications specializes in such products as cable, cable splitters, line cards, and test equipment. In addition to its distribution services, which include a variety of assembly and packaging options, TriNet has a manufacturing facility at its northern California location that produces a line of plugged cable stubs. Its customers include incumbent and competitive local exchange carriers (including AT&T), cable television companies, government agencies, and network installation contractors.TriNet Communicationshas three distribution centers in Marietta, Georgia; Dallas; and the San Francisco area.

Tropos Networks wants to spread wireless LANs across the land. The company has developed routing devices that extend the coverage of networks utilizing 802.11 wireless networking technology (also known as Wi-Fi). Its products include indoor and outdoor networking equipment, as well as management software. The company markets to network operators, service providers, and government agencies. Tropos has worked with EarthLink, IBM, and Motorola to install city-wide networks in Philadelphia; Anaheim and San Mateo, California; and Corpus Christi, Texas. Tropos Networks was founded in 2000.

TVC Communications provides the stuff that cable companies are made of. A distributor of communications equipment, TVC offers cable TV and similar industries an array of products made by electronics and other manufacturers, including fiber-optic cables; cables, poles, and related equipment for above-ground installation; and products used by cable- company customers like set-top boxes and Wi-Fi modems. Operating primarily in North America, it distributes products made by hundreds of manufacturers such as Belden, Motorola, Tyco Electronics, and Thomas & Betts. TVC also makes specialty cable TV, broadcast, and telecom products through its Marathon, White Sands, Maxcell, and Vikimatic divisions.

United Communication Industry (UCOM), through its subsidiaries, provides telecom network access, cell phones, network gear, and related services. The company's Total Access Communications subsidiary provides cellular voice and data services to subscribers throughout Thailand. UCOM's United Distribution business distributes cell phones and accessories through retail outlets. Its UTEL unit sells a wide range of telecom equipment and offers such services as systems integration and maintenance, while the UIH unit provides optical broadband services to public and corporate customers including the Royal Thai Police. Thai Telco Holdings owns a majority stake in UCOM.

US Telecom sells, installs, and services new and refurbished business telephone systems made by the likes of Panasonic, Toshiba and NEC to businesses across the US. The company also offers videoconferencing products and it sells and installs structured cabling for voice and data communications. Its UST Dry Utilities division is a subcontractor for utility construction projects, including telecommunications infrastructure and street lights, in the Los Angeles and San Diego metropolitan areas. US Telecom operates from four offices in California and one in Las Vegas. The company was founded in 1989.

Vanguard Networks Solutions provides broadband network access routers for businesses. Hardware products, sold under the Vanguard name, include compact routers designed for use in remote settings like branch offices and ATM terminals. It also sells more powerful units intended to handle higher voumes of voice, video, and data traffic required by larger offices or data centers. Its Applications Ware software helps customers migrate to IP networks and manage legacy systems.Vanguard Networks Solutions also offers product implementation, testing, and support services to customers in North America. Clients come from such industries as finance and retail; it also serves government agencies.Vanguard Networks Solutions is owned by Platinum Equity.

VegaStream is a provider of VoIP gateway devices that businesses and communications service providers use to deploy and manage telephony services over their networks. Its line of Vega digital gateways are used to connect telephone switchboards to data networks. Customers include Orbitel, Primus Communications, and the US Navy. VegaStream company was established in 1998 and has received funding from capital investors, including MTI Partners and VegaStream management.

No more hospital hide and seek. Versus Technology makes it easier to track down staff and patients in bustling health care environments with its real-time location systems -- made up of hardware, software, and infrared and radio frequency identification (RFID) technologies. The systems can be integrated within an existing IT infrastructure to pinpoint the moving locations of people, equipment, and charts. They are also used to control access, record and report events, and permit communication. Its badges and tags are worn by emergency room, nursing, and security staff and can be attached to mobile medical equipment. Founded in 1988, Versus Technology markets its products primarily in North America.

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