Dialogic Inc. provides communications platforms and technology to enterprise and service provider markets in the Americas, the Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Its products include media server software products, session border controllers, media gateways and bandwidth optimization products, SS7 and signaling products, video gateways, soft switches, programmable media platforms, media and network interface boards, fax boards and software products, and serial protocol adapters. The company also offers The IMG 1010, a carrier-grade VoIP gateway that supports media and signaling in a single chassis; and contact center, faxes over Internet protocol, mobile value added services, network edge infrastructure, and unified communications solutions. It provides its products for network service providers and enterprise communication networks through partner sales and distribution channels, as well as for use in carrier installations. Dialogic company is headquartered in San Jose, California.

Born in Texas, with roots a decade old, Grande Communications is a Texas-based communications company providing residential and business customers with high-speed Internet, local and long-distance telephone and digital cable services over a single network. Grande is building a new, high capacity, fiber-optic network from the ground up, using the latest technological advancements in broadband communications.Grande is the first broadband company in the region to build such a network from the ground up and the first to offer service in Austin, San Antonio and San Marcos. Grande believes its customers find value not only in better service and cost savings, but also in the convenient one call for customer service and one itemized bill.

Telsis Group is a manufacturer of telecom network switching products used in both wired and wireless networks. The company sells equipment under the FrontRunner and Ocean brands including carrier-grade voice switches for enabling telephone calls and short messaging system routers for directing the flow of text messages. Telsis serves clients including mobile commuincations service providers T-Mobile, Telefonica, and Vodafone. The company sells directly and through distribution partner Ericsson. Founded in 1987, Telsis operates from eight offices Europe, North America, the Middle East, and the Asia Pacific region.

FWT, Inc. company makes communications antenna towers disguised as church steeples, palm and pine trees (TREE- CELL), light poles, and flagpoles. Other products include monopoles, equipment shelters, antenna arrays, and Communication-Sites on Wheels (COWs), which combine antennas and temporary power supplies in mobile enclosures such as trucks and trailers. The company divides its operations between two divisions that serve the communications and utilities markets. Founded in 1959, the company is controlled by the family of founder Tommy Moore.

Farmers Telephone Cooperative (FTC), Inc., founded in 1951, is a local, multi-faceted telecommunications company headquartered in Kingstree, SC. Serving over 60,000 customers within a coverage area of 3,000 miles, FTC provides cutting-edge technology to businesses and residents in Williamsburg, Lee, Sumter, Clarendon and Florence counties. A veteran in the telephone industry, FTC is the 2nd largest telephone cooperative in the United States. From a humble beginning utilizing a crank type switchboard to serve 52 homes, FTC has evolved into a state-of-the-art organization offering local, long distance, paging, digital wireless, Internet access and DSL services. Customers can choose from a wide array of products and services at any of FTC's seven conveniently located full-service business offices.

Merrimac Industries is a manufacturer of microwave and radio-frequency (RF) components, subsystem assemblies, and branded Multi-Mix micro-multifunction modules, including beam formers, couplers, and phase shifters. Its components are used for aerospace, missile guidance, and satellite applications as well as homeland security. Customers include medical equipment and communications industries. The company's top customers are Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, Boeing, and Lockheed Martin; collectively, these companies represent almost 60% of total sales. Merrimac nets sales largely in North America.Merrimac Industries company has facilities in the US, and Costa Rica. Merrimac was acquired by Crane in February 2010.

GN Netcom develops and markets hands-free corded and wireless telephone headsets and related accessories under the Jabra brand. The company's headsets and speakerphones, sold primarily in Europe and North America, are used by consumer mobile phone users and corporate call centers and offices. GN Netcom distributes its products through makers of wireless devices and computers, as well as telecommunications service providers. Enterprise clients have included UK-based telecom giant BT Group. The company's direct sales arm, Hello Direct, sells to small office and home office customers in the US via telemarketing and online sales. GN Netcom is a unit of GN Store Nord.

Completing connections is what CompleTel Europe does, completely. The facilities-based operator of a fiber-optic telecommunications network provides voice, data, and Internet-related services to businesses, government end- users, telecom carriers, and Internet services providers in France. Subsidiary Completel SAS provides a national facilities-based alternative carrier in competition with the incumbent France Telecom. CompleTel has about 2,500 customers including Renault, Société Générale, the French Senate, and several ministries of the government. A group of investors led by media and telecommunications investor Altice and private equity firm Cinven own 99% of the company.

WILLCOM provides wireless data and voice services to corporate and consumer customers in Japan. The company launched its service in 1995 and is the largest operator employing Personal Handyphone System (PHS) technology. PHS is a kind of stripped-down cellular service with relatively low charges; the technology was developed in Japan and most of its users live in Japan and China. A former subsidiary of KDDI, WILLCOM provides mobile service nationwide in Japan, serving more than 4 million subscribers. The Carlyle Group owns 60% of WILLCOM; Kyocera holds 30% and KDDI 10%. Burdened with debt of more than $2 billion, WILLCOM filed for bankruptcy protection from creditors in 2010.

WPCS is committed to growth. We are continually expanding our capabilities in domestic and international markets, and are working to establish a leadership position in each market we serve. WPCS continues to balance its goals of profitable operations, return on investment and superior services. We conduct our business ethically and demonstrate leadership in satisfying our responsibilities to our customers, investors, employees and communities.

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