Founded in 2000, Rosum's investors include Charles River Ventures, KTB Ventures, Motorola, and Microtune. Rosum is developing GPS-type products that use broadcast television signals for positioning and tracking in urban and indoor locations where traditional GPS systems are not reliable. Rosum's technology integrates TV-based positioning with Global Locate's Hammerhead A-GPS chip. Applications for Rosum's technology may include people tracking, mobile resources management, public and personal safety, homeland security, and asset tracking.

Telecom companies that can't afford to spend more on in- house technical personnel can turn to ADEX for their outsourced staffing, engineering, and consulting needs. With a database of more than 40,000 professionals, ADEX recruits and places technical experts from around the world for projects serving the telecommunications industry. Services include equipment installation, network integration, project and construction management, site development, and systems design on wireline, wireless, and data networks. Founded in 1993, privately held ADEX serves customers such as AT&T, Motorola, and QUALCOMM through about 10 US and international locations.

Carousel Industries is the premier technology solutions consultant and provider of designing, implementing and maintaining powerful converged communication networks for enterprise customers nationwide. Utilizing a single–source approach, Carousel offers a full range of solutions including IP Telephony, Data Infrastructure, Unified Communications, Power and Cooling, IVR, Wireless, Security, Speech Applications and much more. We also provide a complete range of services from Design Engineering, Installation and Project Management to Repair, Remote Monitoring, Support Agreements and Financing.In addition we offer financing options, Carousel Capital Finance solutions are designed to mirror customers and the industry’s end-user life-cycles. We can offer clients an array of financial structures, knowledge and experience. These financing strategies provide the client an added edge by maximizing their flexibility and managing the cost of their IT assets and aligning with their business’s cash flow needs. Carousel is headquartered in Exeter, RI and has major offices in MA, CT, NH, ME, New York City, Upstate NY, NJ, MD, PA, TN, GA, LA and CA. Carousel also has satellite offices in South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama, Indianapolis, and Arizona and offers services and maintenance coverage all over the country.

Canada calls on Rogers Communications. Its Rogers Wireless subsidiary is Canada's #1 mobile phone outfit with about 8 million subscribers across the country; services are sold under the Rogers Wireless and Fido brands. As the nation's #1 cable TV operator, the companny also serves some 2.3 million viewers throughout eastern Canada through subsidiary Rogers Cable. Its cable unit also oversees the company's Internet and nationwide traditional and computer telephony services. Rogers Media oversees broadcasting and publishing operations and it holds the company's stake in Rogers Blue Jays Baseball Partnership, with interests in the Toronto Blue Jays major league baseball team and Rogers Centre sports complex.

Hector Communications may not operate in Garrison Keillor's Lake Wobegon, but it does serve up local phone service in about two dozen rural communities in Minnesota and nearby states (powdermilk biscuits are optional). The holding company operates through nine facilities-based rural local- exchange carriers (RLECs) located in Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. These operating subsidiaries maintain about 30,000 local access lines and offer Internet access. Hector and Alliance also provide cable TV service. Hector is owned by a consortium made up of three Minnesota local- exchange carriers: Arvig Enterprises, Blue Earth Valley Communications, and New Ulm Telecom.

Comm-Works is a global technology provider for multi-site corporations and U.S. government agencies.We offer a total portfolio of infrastructure, communications, security and energy management lifecycle services that scale to any of your locations worldwide. In order to deliver 24/7/365 services to over 200,000 customer sites, our experienced and certified engineering, project and support teams leverage a comprehensive network of qualified service professionals. Utilizing best in class tools including Web-WorksSM, our web-based project management tool, our customers realize the benefits of accurate, timely and cost efficient engagements – all resulting in reduced operational costs and an increase in technology ROI.Founded in 1995, Comm-Works’ headquarters is located in Minneapolis, MN with branch offices located in Indianapolis, IN; Mooresville, NC; Mount Laurel, NJ and Washington DC. Our customer base is diverse and covers a variety of industries including: retail, financial services, food and drug, healthcare and the federal government

NovAtel makes Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers and related components for aerospace guidance and navigation, precision agriculture, surveying and mapping, and other applications. The company's products include GPS antennas, receiver units, and signal generators designed for use on land, sea, and in the air. NovAtel's customers have included Leica Geosystems, Beijing BDStar, and YC International. The parent company of Leica Geosystems, Hexagon, acquired NovAtel for $390 million in 2008. Based in Sweden, Hexagon provides surveying equipment and other measurement tools, as well as polymer products including gaskets.

Tellme Networks wants you to tell them. The company develops specialized telecommunications systems that use voice recognition to help companies manage customer service calls. The systems can be modified to suit the needs of individual companies, such as airlines, banks, retail stores, and government agencies. With the voice recognition technology, customers can navigate any given company's services over the phone, such as making airline reservations or paying bills. Tellme's systems also interact with the Internet to give customers real-time information. Microsoft acquired the company in 2007.

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.

Tricell, Inc. is a distributor of cell phones and other handheld communications products.Tricell, Inc.company provides wholesalers in the UK, Europe, Middle East, Asia, and the US with products made by Kyocera, Motorola, NEC, Nokia, Samsung, Siemens, and Sony Ericsson. Tricell Distribution, the company's logistics and support unit, supplies network services and hardware to wireless goods dealers and call centers in the UK. Tricell Distribution has licensing agreements with Vodafone and the Guardline Group. Tricell, Inc. bought distributor Ace Telecom in 2004 and N2J Limited for cash-and-stock in August 2006. Former CEO Andre Salt founded Tricell in 1999 and stepped down in 2006.

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