COM DEV International Ltd company designs and manufactures a variety of space hardware subsystems, including microwave and optical components for use in communications, space science, remote sensing, and military satellites. COM DEV's equipment and instruments enable telecommunications services, geographic mapping, and pollution monitoring. The company's blue-chip client roster includes major aerospace and communications companies, such as Alcatel-Lucent, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Mitsubishi Electric, Northrop Grumman, and Space Systems/Loral. COM DEV gets about 45% of its sales in North America.

Airspan Networks covers a lot of ground, mostly through the air. Airspan Networks company supplies equipment based on the WiMax wireless networking standard. Phone companies, ISPs, utility companies, and other network operators use Airspan's base stations and subscriber terminals to provide fixed and mobile broadband wireless access. The company's other products include Wi-Fi-based networking equipment, as well as voice-over-IP (VoIP) soft switches and gateways. Airspan sells directly and through OEMs, resellers and systems integrators to customers worldwide. The vast majority of the company's sales are to customers outside the US.

Virgin Mobile USA provides voice and data wireless communications services to about 5 million subscribers across the US under on the Virgin banner and over Sprint Nextel's network. Targeting the youth market with value- oriented pricing, flexible calling plans, and stylish phones, the company offers mobile products and services intended to appeal to consumers under age 35. Virgin Mobile USA sells its phones with pre-paid and pay-as-you-go service plans through about 40,000 third-party retail stores, including Best Buy, Target, and Wal-Mart. Without a network to call its own, the company concentrates on sales and marketing. Virgin Mobile USA was acquired in late 2009 by Sprint Nextel for about $483 million.

Wisair's wares send signals whizzing through the air. Wisair designs chipsets used in ultra-wideband (UWB) wireless communications devices. UWB transmissions can carry information at rates much faster than Wi-Fi; Wisair touts its chipsets as enabling Wireless USB home and office connectivity for devices such as printers at low cost and low levels of power consumption. The company's investors include Apax Partners, Intel, and Vertex Venture Capital. Wisair has offices in Israel, Japan, and the US. The company is part of the RAD Group, a corporate family of high-tech firms that are linked by coordinated strategy rather than formal ownership.

Secure-24 is a premier provider of information security and managed hosting services. We specialize in managed hosting, remote management, disaster recovery, and services for enterprise-level, business-critical applications .Performance, security and high availability are paramount to the fulfillment of our business model. Our passion for excellence and customer success means that whether we host your SAP R 3 applications, perform data replication, or help you maintain compliance with Sarbanes Oxley, HIPAA or GLB, we will work with you personally to make sure those processes operate seamlessly.

Universal Space Network, Inc. (USN) is a leader in space operations for telemetry, tracking and control (TT&C) services. Offering responsive, reliable and cost-effective solutions to the global government and commercial space community, USN provides unparalleled coverage through a seamless network of worldwide satellite tracking and communications assets. These assets include both those owned by USN and those of our collaborative partners.Founded by aerospace pioneer Charles “Pete” Conrad, Jr., USN reflects his leadership, innovative spirit and dedication to excellence. From our network management centers in Horsham, PA, and Newport Beach, CA, to our global network of ground stations, USN is the model for progressive engineered solutions — with a successful track record to back it up.

Qwest Communications International Inc. provides data, Internet, video, and voice services in the United States and internationally. The company offers its products and services using telecommunications network, which consists of voice and data switches, copper cables, fiber optic broadband cables, and other equipment to mass markets, business, and wholesale customers. It provides various data and Internet services, including private line, multi-protocol label switching, broadband, VoIP, and data integration services, as well as Web hosting and related services comprising provision space, power, bandwidth, and managed services in data centers; and server and application management, back-up, disaster recovery, and Web design services. Its data and Internet services also consist of traditional wide area network products, such as ATM, frame relay, dedicated Internet access, and virtual private network;

TVC Communications provides the stuff that cable companies are made of. A distributor of communications equipment, TVC offers cable TV and similar industries an array of products made by electronics and other manufacturers, including fiber-optic cables; cables, poles, and related equipment for above-ground installation; and products used by cable- company customers like set-top boxes and Wi-Fi modems. Operating primarily in North America, it distributes products made by hundreds of manufacturers such as Belden, Motorola, Tyco Electronics, and Thomas & Betts. TVC also makes specialty cable TV, broadcast, and telecom products through its Marathon, White Sands, Maxcell, and Vikimatic divisions.

DataWave Systems makes the point. Point-of-sale, that is. The company sells prepaid long-distance and cellular phone cards, as well as prepaid Internet products and services and prepaid cash cards. DataWave Systems offers its cards through point-of-sale-activation terminals, through free-standing vending machines, and at cash registers and Internet-based transaction services at certain major retail chains. The company sells its services primarily in North America via reseller agreements with major telecom carriers and financial institutions. DataWave is a subsidiary of Atlanta-based gift and phone card marketer and distributor InComm Holdings.

Formerly the service unit of Fujitsu's Business Communications Systems division, Altura was acquired in 2001 by equity investment firm Platinum Equity. Altura Communication Solutions company operates from about 25 offices across the US. Altura Communication Solutions designs, installs, and supports voice and data network systems. The company offers telephone systems, wireless LAN and WAN systems, video and voice conferencing systems, and data infrastructure. It also provides interactive customer relationship management centers, network management, and remote monitoring systems. Altura Communication Solutions company serves businesses, government agencies, and schools, integrating products from suppliers such as Avaya, Extreme Networks, and Juniper Networks.

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