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.

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.

Telular doesn't like to be tied down. The company's main product is its Telguard system that wirelessly transmits security alarm signals triggered at residential or commercial locations to an alarm company or other monitoring location. Telguard, marketed primarily in the US and Canada, is intended to provide an alternative to the more common wireline connections used in security systems. Telular's fixed cellular terminals enable the use of equipment designed for wired networks (including traditional phones, fax machines, and modems) over wireless networks. The company markets these products mainly in developing regions where it may be costly or impractical to build or maintain wired telephone networks.

XO Holdings gets down to the Xs and Os of business telecom services. The holding company for XO Communications provides telecommunications services to large corporations, small and midsized businesses, government agencies, and other telecom carriers over a network of about 1 million miles of metropolitan fiber. XO Communications offers local and long- distance voice, dedicated Internet access, private networking, data transport, and managed services such as Web hosting and bundled voice and data services. The company has more than 90,000 customers, including wholesale network access provider Covad Communications and network and IT services provider SAVVIS. Billionaire financier Carl Icahn controls 89% of XO.

MTS Allstream is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Manitoba Telecom Services Inc. As one of Canada's leading national communication solutions companies, MTS Allstream provides innovative communications for the way Canadians want to live and work today. The Company has more than 100 years of experience, with 6,000 employees across Canada dedicated to a mission of delivering true value as seen through the eyes of our customers. MTS Allstream has nearly two million total customer connections spanning business customers across Canada and residential consumers throughout the province of Manitoba. The Company's extensive national broadband and fibre optic network spans almost 30,000 kilometres. MTS Allstream is a proud sponsor of Cindy Klassen, 2006 World Champion and Canada's greatest Olympian, and a proud contributor to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Manitoba Telecom Services Inc.'s common shares are listed on The Toronto Stock Exchange (trading symbol: MBT).

Vitec Group Communications is the umbrella organization over UK-based Drake Electronics and US-based Clear-Com Communications. The company designs and supplies products used to construct intercom systems for use in air traffic control systems; simulation and testing environments; radio, television, and satellite broadcasting; live-performance venues; and other commercial setting, including hospitals, factories, and cruise ships. Customers include the BBC, Harpo Productions, and the Alexandrisky Theatre in Russia. Vitec, a unit of The Vitec Group, also provides services such as consulting, engineering, training, and support.

Nomadix is focused on providing solutions for the public access market. We sell our family of Access Gateways running the Nomadix Service EngineTM (NSE) software to Public Access Service Operators (PASOs) and Venue Owners providing a turnkey, "Zero User Configuration" solution for public access HotSpot and Metropolitan HotZone deployments. Partner with Nomadix and benefit from our experience in the marketplace and the maturity of our technology gained from over 35,000 units shipped worldwide. Nomadix is also the technology leader with an extensive patent and patent- pending portfolio of intellectual property covering more than 15 unique areas of functionality needed to successfully deploy public access networks.

Spain's #2 mobile phone group, Vodafone España was one of the first carriers to challenge incumbent Telefónica and its market-leading Telefónica Móviles unit. The company, a subsidiary of UK-based global communications provider Vodafone Group, has about 16 million wireless customers making it the fourth largest geographic segment by subscribers for its parent company. In addition to wireless voice services, which account for the bulk of sales, Vodafone España also provides text messaging and other data services such as the wireless news and multimedia programming. The company's fixed-line operations include broadband DSL services for business customers which are sold under the Vodafone Office banner.

Cabovisão is the 2 cable operator in Portugal behind Portugal Telecom. Cabovisão - Televisão per Cabo offers basic cable, pay-TV, broadband Internet access, and residential phone services over cable to about 700,000 customers. The company grew its subscriber base by offering cable service to regions not controlled by rival Portugal Telecom. In 2006 the company was acquired by Canadian cable operator Cogeco Cable in a deal valued at about E465 million. Cabovisão's former Canadian parent company, Cable Satisfaction International (Csii), entered bankruptcy protection in 2004 and became a shell company holding Cabovisão's assets.

Cisco Systems Canada Co. company is a subsidiary of Cisco Systems. Cisco Systems Canada provides equipment, software, and support services that manage network traffic, be it data, voice, or video. The company's products include routers and switches, Internet protocol (IP) telephony equipment, network security software, optical transport equipment, storage networking equipment, and wireless networking devices. It also operates an R&D center based in Ontario. Cisco Systems Canada's customers include businesses of all sizes, individual consumers, telecommunications service providers, government agencies, and schools.

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