Broadcast International (BI) provides communication network integration services for large retailers and other geographically dispersed businesses. Broadcast International (BI) utilizes satellite, Internet video streaming, and Wi-Fi technologies to connect businesses with employees and customers. Clients use its networks to deliver training programs and make product announcements. BI primarily uses third-party equipment, but it also supplies some proprietary technologies. BI also offers hosting of video streaming, as well as audio and video production services. Its customers have included Caterpillar, Safeway, and Chevron.

SECURUS Technologies enables phone service for people who have a lot of time on their hands.SECURUS Technologies company primarily provides telecommunications services to about 2,200 correctional facilities across the US. It designs, installs, and maintains telecom systems that enable collect, prepaid, and debit calling for inmates. Other back- office services include billing and collection, call validation, and fraud management. Clients include city, state, and county jails, as well as juvenile detention institutions and private jails. The company's call connection services are made possible through contracts with regional and local exchange carriers. SECURUS is controlled by its majority owner, investment firm H.I.G. Capital.

Vicorp Group PLC provides call processing software systems to telecommunications providers, wireless carriers, and ISPs worldwide. The Vicorp.xMP suite of products enables providers to manage customer calls by matching them to computerized information and centralizing network phone and e-mail support. Its technology also allows for voice-activated dialing and automated menu navigation. The company sells its products through distribution partnerships with Genesys and Nuance, among others. Vicorp's customers include AES and Bell Canada. The company was publicly held until 2009, when its shares were delisted from the London Stock Exchange.

RF Monolithics, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, and markets wireless solutions and wireless components for various applications in the industrial, medical, automotive, consumer, and telecommunications markets in the United States and internationally. Its wireless solutions product line comprises RF module products, including proprietary, custom, and standard-based radio modules; and gateway and network bridge products to connect different network types. The company’s wireless solutions product line also consists of Virtual Wire and RFIC short-range radio products, including proprietary hybrid transmitter, receiver, and transceiver modules; and various RFICs to complement the Virtual Wire product family comprising transmitters, receivers, and transceivers. RF Monolithics’ wireless components product line consists of filters for satellite radio, global positioning systems, and telecommunications base stations and repeaters, as well as includes RF filters and duplexers. Its wireless components product line also comprises frequency control products for analog and digital applications; crystal based products, such as multiple series of surface mound devices, including resonators, oscillators, filters, temperature compensated oscillators, and voltage controlled temperature compensated oscillators; low-power components, such as resonators used in low-power wireless transmitter and receiver applications. RF Monolithics, Inc. markets its products through manufacturers’ representatives and distributors in the United States; and markets its products internationally through manufacturers’ representatives acting as distributors, as well as through direct sales. RF Monolithics, Inc. was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in Dallas, Texas.

Oki Networks is a subsidiary of Tokyo-based Oki Electric Industry. Oki Networks puts out the word the new-fashioned way. The company manufactures computer telephony equipment used to transmit, receive, and distribute voice and data over IP networks. Its products include voice gateways and wireless broadband systems. Oki Networks also makes systems that enable videoconferencing (Visual Nexus) and converged voice, data, and messaging functions for call center applications (CTstage), as well as communications network servers (CenterStage). OKI Networks Co. sells directly and through resale agreements with other equipment vendors, including Toshiba and Panasonic. Customers include corporations, ISPs, and telecom carriers.

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.

DSLi offers local and long-distance computer telephony service primarily to residential and small businesses customers in south Florida. The company provides phone service using Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology which allows subscribers to make phone calls using their Internet connection. It markets VoIP-based business phone systems to companies under the VOX3PBX brand. The company's services are enabled by software products developed by BroadSoft. DSLi also provides Internet access over T-1 and DSL lines and offers such data services as Web hosting and colocation. The company was established in 1995.

Megapulse makes long-range navigation (Loran) equipment for military, government, and commercial customers, specializing in low-frequency Loran-C. Its transmitters send radio signals that can be used to measure position, velocity, time, and orientation, as well as broadcast data. Megapulse sells many of its products under the Accufix brand. The US Coast Guard is a customer, as are the governments of the UK, Ireland, Dubai, China, South Korea, and India, among others. Megapulse was founded in 1970 by Paul Johannessen, who sold the controlling interest in the company to Racal Electronics in 1982. The officers of Megapulse -- which is run by Johannessen's son, Erik -- bought the company back in 1987.

Magyar Telekom Telecommunications Public Limited Company provides telecommunication services in Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, Bulgaria, Romania, and Ukraine. It offers local, domestic, and international long distance telephone services to fixed line subscribers; directory inquiry services; and private branch exchange services through voice over Internet protocol. The company also provides Internet services based on asymmetric digital subscriber line and very high bitrate digital subscriber line technologies, as well as cable television, and optical Internet. In addition, it offers data transmission and related services, information technology and telecommunications services, mobile voice and non-voice services, and mobile telecommunications services, as well as call origination and termination, broadband Internet, Internet protocol television, data and IP, infrastructure, and interactive mobile services. Further, the company involves in the sale of telecommunications equipment. As of December 31, 2009, it operated approximately 2.1 million fixed access lines and served 5.1 million mobile subscribers in Hungary. The company was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Budapest, Hungary. Magyar Telekom Telecommunications Public Limited Company operates as a subsidiary of MagyarCom Holding GmbH.

Emirates Telecommunications (Etisalat) provides telecommunication services in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and beyond. The company connects about 8 million subscribers over its wireless network in the UAE and millions more across 18 countries in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia through subsidiaries and affiliates. It also provides fixed-line service, Internet access, and data service, as well as wholesale network services to other carriers. Etisalat's total subscribers for all services number more than 100 million. Its EVision unit provides digital cable TV and its E-Marine division installs and maintains submarine communications cables in the Persian Gulf. The UAE government owns about 60% of the company.

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