Reveo, a frontier-technology research and development corporation, was founded by Dr. Sadeg Faris, a prolific inventor with over 135 issued patents in his name and a successful track record of taking new technologies to the marketplace. He established Reveo with the mission to develop inventions on the frontiers of science and technology and turn them into products for the benefit of humanity. Since commencing operations in 1991, Reveo has successfully completed numerous technology development contracts for federal agencies and Fortune 500 corporations. Reveo continues to expand contract research and development activities to help finance promising technologies. The Reveo organization and subsidiaries consists of skilled people many of whom hold advanced degrees in science and technology.

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.

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.

Polaris Networks is a technology leader in telecom and wireless test tool development. Polaris test tools for Telecommunication equipment and RFID readers and middleware are widely used by standards development bodies and organizations to check for compliance with protocol standards and for comprehensive QA. Polaris Networks provides world-class software engineering services in Wireless Networking technologies, including the IEEE 802.11(Wi-Fi) and 802.16 (WiMAX), 3GPP LTE and EPCglobal RFID standards, and Residential Networking technologies such as HomePlug.Polaris is an ideal development partner for companies seeking to augment their own R&D resources with competent professional help from outside to bring new products and enhancements to the market quickly and gain significant competitive advantages. A member of industry organizations such as ETSI, 3GPP, WiMAX Forum, PICMG, CP-TA and SA Forum, Polaris contributes actively in these forums, right from the development of test specifications to the development of specialized test tools used in certification and inter-operability testing. Polaris thus plays a significant role in promoting and facilitating the widespread adoption of new communication technologies.

Saskatchewan Telecommunications, known as SaskTel, provides telecom services to about 425,000 residential and business customers in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. Services include landline and wireless phone, broadband Internet, and data services such as Web hosting. Its business services include voice, Internet, and data connections, as well as managed network services and wholesale access for other carriers. The company also provides digital TV service under the Max Entertainment brand. Its SecurTek unit, offers security monitoring services, while Hospitality Network handles in-room communications for the health-care industry. Founded in 1908, SaskTel is owned by the provincial government of Saskatchewan.

Dialog Semiconductor keeps all sorts of electronic devices talking to each other. Dialog Semiconductor develops mixed- signal (analog plus digital) chips used in wireless communications, audio, automotive, industrial, and other applications. Dialog, which outsources its manufacturing, specializes in audio codecs (coder/decoders) and power management chips for mobile phones, including smartphones. Customers include Apple, Bosch, and Sony Ericsson. Dialog Semiconductor has operations in Austria, China, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, the UK, and the US; about two- thirds of sales come from from the Asia/Pacific region, primarily China.

Mitec Telecom manufactures active and passive radio- frequency (RF) components and subsystems for cellular base stations and satellite earth stations, used by satellite, wireless, military/aerospace, and other types of companies. The company's major customers include Ericsson, Nokia, Siemens, and ZTE; its two largest customers account for more than 40% of sales. To reduce costs, Mitec Telecom closed some facilities in the UK and the US, and consolidated most operations in Montreal and Suzhou, China. The company gets most of its sales in North America and Asia.

Samsung Telecommunications America, also known as Samsung Mobile and Samsung Wireless, provides a variety of personal and business communications products -- including mobile phones, wireless infrastructure equipment, fiber optics, and enterprise telecommunications systems -- to customers throughout North America. The company's phones are compatible with the networks of leading wireless service providers, including AT&T, Sprint Nextel, T-Mobile USA, and Verizon Communications. Founded in 1996, Samsung Telecommunications America is a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, the flagship of South Korea's Samsung Group.

Elisa is in a race for the Finnish. A leading communications services provider in Finland, Elisa company provides consumers, businesses, and government agencies with fixed and mobile voice, broadband Internet, and cable television services. It also provides IT consulting and integration services and resells mobile phones, computers, and peripherals. In addition to its operations in Finland, the company provides a full range of telecom services in Estonia. Elisa serves additional international customers through its partnerships with Vodafone and Telenor.

NovAtel makes Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers and related components for aerospace guidance and navigation, precision agriculture, surveying and mapping, and other applications. The company's products include GPS antennas, receiver units, and signal generators designed for use on land, sea, and in the air. NovAtel's customers have included Leica Geosystems, Beijing BDStar, and YC International. The parent company of Leica Geosystems, Hexagon, acquired NovAtel for $390 million in 2008. Based in Sweden, Hexagon provides surveying equipment and other measurement tools, as well as polymer products including gaskets.

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