TruePosition is the leading provider of location determination and intelligence solutions for the safety and national security markets worldwide. TruePosition offers a portfolio of industry-leading location technologies, future- proof platform products, innovative applications, and comprehensive networking and systems services to enable the creation of carrier-grade location solutions for private enterprise and government agencies to protect citizens, combat crime, and save lives.

Wireless Telecom Group sure makes a lot of it. Wireless Telecom company, which markets its products under the brand name Noisecom, makes electronic noise generators for wireless telecommunications systems. Its products are used to test whether such systems can receive transmitted information. Its noise emulator products also operate in radar and satellite systems to continually monitor and test receivers or to jam signals. Wireless Telecom's Boonton Electronics subsidiary makes radio-frequency (RF) and microwave test equipment. Its Microlab subsidiary makes high-power, passive microwave components. Wireless Telecom Group gets nearly one-third of sales from outside the Americas region.

Consolidated Communications (NASDAQ:CNSL) is a family of companies providing advanced communications services to both residential and business customers in Illinois, Texas and Pennsylvania. Consolidated Communications offers a wide range of services over its technologically advanced IP-based network, including local and long distance telephone, Digital Phone, High-Speed Internet access and Digital TV.They have a continuing commitment to offer innovative products; reliable, high-quality services and exceptional customer care. We also are dedicated to maintaining strong local ties in the same communities where our employees live and work.Serving markets in three states, Consolidated Communications is the 13th largest independent local telephone company in the nation. Our related businesses complement our core telephone business and include directory publishing and advertising services, business systems, retail and wholesale operator services, call completion services and fully integrated telemarketing and fulfillment services.

Sepura talks the radio talk, and walks the radio walk. One of the top manufacturers in its industry, Sepura makes digital commercial two-way TETRA (Terrestrial Trunked Radio) radios used by emergency and police personnel, the military, and transportation agencies. The radios, informally known as walkie-talkies, are used on TETRA networks in about 90 countries, particularly in Europe, Asia, and South America. In addition to ambulance, fire, and other emergency responders, the company's customers include commercial users such as Air France, Saudi Electricity Company, and Russian Railways; all in all, the company serves more than 800 organizations. CEO Graham Matthews and other investors co- founded Sepura in 2002.

eircom is the principal provider of fixed-line telecommunications services in Ireland with approximately 2.6 million fixed-line telephone access channels in service. Our mobile division includes Meteor and eircom mobile, and as at 31 March 2010 had c.1,065,000 customers. Meteor, which was acquired by eircom in November 2005, is the third largest mobile operator in Ireland. Turnover for the group was approximately €2 billion and EBITDA* was €692 million in the financial year ended 30 June, 2009.

At TDS, we provide innovative Voice, Internet, and Entertainment services to rural and suburban communities nationwide, as well as leading-edge business technology. But it’s our commitment to each community we serve that truly sets us apart.

Trapeze Networks is in the swing of things when it comes to Wi-Fi networks for businesses and other organizations.Trapeze Networks company designs and sells computer networking hardware under the RingMaster and SmartPass brands which is used to enable wireless local area networks (LANs) for corporations, hospitals, universities, and government agencies. It also provides software used to deploy and manage these networks. Trapeze sells to customers worldwide mainly through distributors and resellers. The Experience Music Project, Logitech, and the Northeast Georgia Health System have all installed systems made by the company. Trapeze is a subsidiary of wire and cable specialist St. Louis-based Belden.

KGP Logistics is one of the country’s largest single-source providers of equipment and integrated services to the telecommunications industry. KGP has a diverse customer base, a broad portfolio of strategic manufacturer relationships and a strategically located nationwide network of distribution centers. KGP's distribution network is comprised of seven (7) Distribution Centers located strategically across the United States and complimented with eight (8) Integration Centers dedicated to providing fiber and copper factory terminated cable, custom assemblies, Assemble, Wire and Test (AWT) services along with complete Engineer, Furnish and Install (EF&I) services. Recognized for its leadership in supply-chain management and value- added solutions, KGP is committed to providing its customers with products and services at the lowest total cost.

Gooch & Housego (G&H) manufactures precision optical components. The company's products are designed primarily for use in light measurement instrumentation and crystal manufacturing. It was founded in 1948 to make precision glass and crystalline materials; it still makes precision optics, such as coatings, lenses, prisms, and mirrors. G&H also offers acousto-optic devices, such as frequency shifters, tunable filters, fiber-coupled modulators, and standard and custom Q-switches. In 2007 G&H acquired SIFAM Fibre Optics for £5 million. The next year it bought the assets and business of General Optics from GSI Group for $21 million. Gooch & Housego PLC company does much of its business in North America.

Founded in 1999 as Laurel Networks by former employees of Fore Systems, ECI company was acquired by ECI Telecom in 2005 for $88 million. ECI Telecom Data Networking Division, a business unit of networking and switching equipment maker ECI Telecom, provides edge routing equipment. The company's ST-series routers are used by cable system operators, ISPs, and telecommunications carriers to provide data, video, and voice services, such as Internet protocol television (IPTV) and VoIP. The products, which combine switching and routing functions, are compatible with a variety of network connection methods, including virtual private network (VPN), ATM, frame relay, and Ethernet.

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