Alvarion wants to blow away the broadband competition.Alvarion company specializes in equipment based on the WiMAX wireless standard. Telecommunications carriers, ISPs, private network operators, and other communications service providers use its BreezeMAX products to build high- speed broadband networks. In addition to its WiMAX-based products, the company sells wireless local network (BreezeNET) and point-to-multipoint (BreezeACCESS) products based on OFDM technology. Its AlvariSTAR network software manages WiMAX and non-WiMAX networks. Alvarion sells primarily through distribution channels to customers in more than 150 countries.

Standard Tel Networks sells and supports business phone systems and other enterprise telecommunications equipment to businesses, city governments, schools, and health care facilities, primarily in southern California. A Mitel reseller, Standard Tel Networks company designs and implements enterprise phone and voice mail systems, contact centers, wireless solutions, video-conferencing systems, and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) platforms.Standard Tel Networks company serves about 8,000 clients from offices in Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, and San Francisco, California. Standard Tel Networks was acquired in 2008 by managed communications services provider Brookside Technology Holdings.

NAVSYS is a growing, respected firm providing high quality technical products and services in GPS hardware design, systems engineering, systems analysis, and software design. NAVSYS has a standing commitment to provide high quality products and services to both governmental and commercial customers. The company provides specialized GPS products and services for customers by leveraging core technologies, unique technical expertise, innovative engineering approaches, a strong work ethic, and high standards of excellence. Founded in 1986 by Dr. Alison Brown, NAVSYS is dedicated to promoting the use of GPS in a wide variety of commercial and military applications.NAVSYS offers services in three primary areas: Global Positioning Systems, Inertial Navigation Systems, and Communication Systems. The company actively participates with a number of organizations in the design and development of GPS related product lines. The success of NAVSYS can be attributed directly to the highly skilled engineering staff utilized on each project. This highly qualified technical team possesses experience in a variety of areas. Dr. Alison Brown, the company president, has over 25 years of experience with GPS and INS applications. Other senior staff members possess similar qualifications.

Hector Communications may not operate in Garrison Keillor's Lake Wobegon, but it does serve up local phone service in about two dozen rural communities in Minnesota and nearby states (powdermilk biscuits are optional). The holding company operates through nine facilities-based rural local- exchange carriers (RLECs) located in Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. These operating subsidiaries maintain about 30,000 local access lines and offer Internet access. Hector and Alliance also provide cable TV service. Hector is owned by a consortium made up of three Minnesota local- exchange carriers: Arvig Enterprises, Blue Earth Valley Communications, and New Ulm Telecom.

Puerto Rico Telephone (PRT) has the island wired ... and wireless. The company provides nationwide fixed-line and wireless services to residential, government, and consumer customers in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. PRT has more than 1 million combined landline and mobile subscribers, making it the island nation's largest telecommunications company in terms of customers. Wireless service is sold under the Claro brand. PRT also sells Internet access bundled with computer telephony service under the DMAX brand. The company, which began providing services in Puerto Rico in 1914, also offers long distance services. PRT is a subsidiary of Mexico City-based América Móvil.

Outremer provides telephone service over there. The Paris- based telecom operator offers phone (fixed-line and mobile), data, Internet, and TV services to the overseas French territories of Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, and Mayotte. Its more than 450,000 customers include individuals, businesses, and government entities. Mobile services account for more than half of Outremer's revenue; fixed-line phone is the second largest category. The company competes against larger telecoms on price - some of its services cost half as much as those from industry stalwarts Orange or Bouygues. The company was formed in 1998 and went public in 2007.

MICROSENS GmbH & Co. KG was established 1993. The world really doesn't make much sense, but for MICROSENS, the pursuit of tiny, sensitive wires for industrial networking does. The firm manufactures and sells optical networking equipment and transmission systems for data, telecommunications, and network technologies. Product applications range from Local Area Networks (LANs) to Metro Networks (MANs). Its products have been used by the likes of Airbus, the French city of Beauvais, the Free University of Berlin, and some 12 FIFA World Cup stadiums. MICROSENS has devised its own Ethernet system, which makes formerly proprietary systems accessible from more locations and for more users.

AirIQ has leveraged its existing resources and the experience gained from the commercial fleet business to develop an end-to-end solution for the Consumer marketplace under its MobileIQ brand.AirIQ applies its intelligence to wireless communications. The company provides a broad range of telematics services, including vehicle locating, automated inventory, maintenance reminders, security alerts, vehicle disabling, and unauthorized movement alerts. AirIQ's commercial customers include construction equipment owners, trucking fleets, and vehicle rental services. It also offers communication and monitoring products for marine fleets through its Boatracs division. It serves the consumer market with its MobileIQ stolen vehicle recovery products and services. AirIQ markets its products in North America.

PositiveID Corporation provides radio frequency identification (RFID) systems for healthcare and patient- related needs in the United States. It offers the VeriMed Health Link system that uses an implantable passive RFID microchip, which is used in patient identification applications. PositiveID Corporation also focuses on the development of the glucose-sensing microchip. It has a strategic partnership with Diabetes Research Institute for the development of the glucose-sensing radio frequency identification microchip. PositiveID Corporation was formerly known as VeriChip Corporation and changed its name to PositiveID Corporation in November 2009. PositiveID Corporation was incorporated in 2001 and is headquartered in Delray Beach, Florida.

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