"For sales, press one. For accounts, press two." Heard that before? Opal Telecom enables these recordings by offering voice and data telecommunications services to corporate clients, small to midsized businesses, and public sector agencies in the UK. In addition to providing business telephony and Internet services over its network, the company distributes and supports communications hardware and software and provides managed network hosting and security services. While Opal's core service area is located in England, it also provides service in Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Opal is owned by The Carphone Warehouse Group and operates as part of that company's TalkTalk home telephone and Internet sevices business.

CapRock delivers uncompromising communications solutions to customers anywhere in the world. The company's end-to-end solutions provide customers with integrated fixed and mobile satellite communications and network services. With nearly three decades of experience and projects completed in over ninety countries, CapRock has become the trusted leader for reliable communications to remote and harsh environments. CapRock serves its customers through three primary markets: Energy, Government and Maritime.

Hamamatsu Photonics designs and builds optical and electronic components used by manufactures of high-tech and industrial machinery. The company divides its business into two main units. Its optoelectronic devices business produces electron tubes, imaging devices, light sources, and solid- state components used in the production of communications devices, industrial automation equipment, and radiological gear. Hamamatsu's imaging and measuring instruments division makes image processing and analysis products such as cameras and optical microscopes used by semiconductor manufacturing and pharmaceutical research firms. Hamamatsu Photonics K.K. company operates in Asia, Europe, and North America through subsidiaries.

Volubill has been providing communications providers with business critical solutions for network to customer charging and control. These provide the basis for a range of high value, real-time applications such as revenue management, intelligent usage policy management and subscriber usage monitoring. Volubill provides these solutions to fixed, mobile and FMC (fixed mobile convergent) operators worldwide, irrespective of the underlying network technology such as DSL, WiFi, WiMAX, GPRS, EDGE, HSPA, pre-IMS and IMS. By bringing these business critical functions right into the network for the first time, Volubill makes them a truly real-time operation, with access to the vital product, pricing, customer usage and QoS information required to accurately charge and control customers at the very instant they are using a service.

Boingo Wireless tries to answer a question that springs to many a traveler's mind when on the road with a computer -- "Is wireless Internet available around here?" Boingo Wireless company sells access to a global Wi-Fi network of about 100,000 public hot spots through wholesale agreements with wireless network and hot spot operators. Access is offered mainly in such venues as hotels, convention centers, airports, and restaurants, including McDonalds. Additionally, Boingo offers its roaming network and software to ISPs and managed network service providers. Fiberlink, and Verizon Business are among the company's corporate customers. Boingo was established in 2001 by chairman and Earthlink founder Sky Dayton.

FiberTower rises to great heights to provide wireless backhaul and access services. Its offerings include spectrum leasing, backhauling of mobile phone traffic, and the provision of broadband connectivity and extensions to fiber- optic networks. Customers include mobile, fiber, and other high-speed telecommunications carriers, large-volume enterprise users, and government agencies. The company owns wireless spectrum licenses in high-frequency 24 GHz and 39 GHz bands that cover virtually all of the US. FiberTower provides backhaul services in more than a dozen markets across the country.

LAKE was acquired by Inter-Tel in 2005 for $28 million. Inter-Tel was acquired by Mitel Networks in 2007. LAKE Communications is a manufacturer of telecommunications networking hardware and software. The company's products include wired (Centrex) and wireless (Airway) telephone systems, wireless data network connection points (HomeLink, NetLink, and OfficeLink), and associated networking software. LAKE supplies its products to other manurfacturers of communications procucts including Fujitsu and Motorola. The company's products are intended for use primarily in residential applications as well as in small businesses and corporate branch offices.

Telmar Network Technology helps communications providers expand and maintain their networks. The company supplies new and used telecommunications and data networking equipment to network service providers, OEMs, and enterprises. It also supplies a broad range of supply and network support services, including multi-vendor repair, spares management, technical support, asset disposition, and logistics and warehousing programs. Serving customers worldwide, the company has operations in the Americas, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Telmar Network Technology is a portfolio company of private equity giant Warburg Pincus.

Intelek tries to take an intelligent approach to aerospace, telecommunications, and related markets.Intelek company operates through three subsidiaries located in the UK and the US. Its Paradise Datacom unit makes devices such as transceivers and power amplifiers for satellites. The Labtech unit makes microwave circuit boards and related products. The CML Group machines high-precision aerostructure components used in commercial and military aircraft. In 2005 Intelek pared its offerings by selling Pascall Electronics, which makes power conversion and radio- frequency components, to EMRISE. In 2010 Teledyne Technologies acquired Intelek for about $52 million.

Vivendi is the bright sun at the center of a solar system of market-leading media and telecommunications holdings. The company's telecom holdings include a controlling stake in SFR, as well as a majority stake in fixed-line operator Neuf Cegetel. Vivendi also owns a controlling stake in Maroc Telecom, the largest telecom company in Morocco. Vivendi's media assets include Universal Music Group, the leading global music publishing and recording company, and Activision Blizzard, which develops, publishes, and distributes video games. Vivendi also owns CANAL+, the top pay-television provider in France and a leading producer and distributor of pay-TV and films.

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