Frequency Electronics, Inc. was founded in 1962 and is now a well-established public company in Long Island, New York, and trades on the NASDAQ Stock Exchange under the symbol FEIM. It has five wholly-owned subsidiaries: FEI Communications Inc. and FEI Government Systems Inc., located in Mitchel Field, New York; Gillam-FEi a.s., located in Liege, Belgium, near Brussels; FEI-Zyfer Inc., located in Garden Grove, California; FEI-Asia Ltd., located in the free trade zone in Tianjin, China. FEI and its subsidiaries are major worldwide suppliers of Precision Time and Frequency (PT&F) products for ground, seaborne, airborne, and space terminals and platforms used by commercial and government/military systems suppliers.In the mid-1990s, Frequency Electronics Company transformed itself from a defense contract manufacturer into a high-tech provider of precision time and frequency products used to synchronize voice, data and video transmissions in wireless communications systems. These systems are found in both ground-based stations and on-board commercial satellites. Frequency Electronics Company also continues to support the United States government with products for defense or space applications but it will do so with more emphasis on COTS (commercial off-the-shelf) products than on contract-based projects.

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.

Avaya GmbH is on call for businesses in Deutschland with a need for communications technology and services. A subsidiary of US-based Avaya Inc. that is also known as Avaya Germany, Avaya GmbH company is a German provider of voice and data communications systems for small and medium-sized business customers. It sells, installs, and services computer and data networking equipment, as well as software used to enable a broad range of business communications. Areas of specialty include computer-based telephony, call center systems, broadband data transmission, video conferencing, company-wide data networks, and network security. Clients have included financial services provider RiskMetrics and soccer organization FIFA.

A successful company supplies a product to fulfill a need, and sadly, the need in South Africa is to prevent car thefts. In a country where 10 cars are stolen every hour, DigiCore's telematics for GPS/GSM vehicle tracking systems and fleet management have been well received. Through subsidiaries C-track and DigiCore Fleet Management, the company provides wireless hardware and software platforms for government agencies and commercial customers to keep tabs on their mobile assets. DigiCore now has operations in almost 40 countries; however, South Africa is still its largest market, with 60% of sales. Major commercial customers include Telkom and Xstrata in South Africa and Royal Mail and Thames Water in the UK.

Vodafone Libertel is emancipating the Dutch from fixed-line telephones. One of the Netherlands' leading mobile phone operators, the company (also known as Vodafone Netherlands) has more than 3 million subscribers. Vodafone Libertel's digital wireless network based on the GSM (global system for mobile communications) standard serves only the Dutch market. In addition to pre and post-paid voice calling, the company provides text messaging and other mobile data services. The company is a subsidiary of UK-based Vodafone Group. Vodafone Libertel was the first Dutch wireless carrier to offer 3G services.

Spacenet designs, develops, and manages services for wireline and wireless broadband network solutions. Our high- performance communications solutions meet the needs of business, government and industrial organizations that require fast, flexible, and geographically dispersed two-way Internet or private access. Utilizing nearly 30 years of industry leading experience, Spacenet serves more than 100,000 customer locations. With our unique blend of technology leadership, solution innovation, and customer intimacy, Spacenet clients benefit from high reliability and performance, ease of installation and nationwide availability.

Since 1992, RADVISION (NASDAQ: RVSN ) is the industry’s leading provider of products and technologies for unified visual communications over IP and 3G networks. RADVISION offers the broadest and most complete set of standards-based video networking infrastructure and developer toolkits on the market today. These products enable customers and partners to deploy unified communication networks and services, and develop video network equipment and device solutions faster and more reliably than ever before. RADVISION is driving the unified communications evolution by combining the power of video, voice, data and wireless – in room videoconferencing systems, mobile video solutions and highly scalable video-enabled desktop platforms for IP and emerging next-generation networks.

Innovision wants to help businesses keep a close eye on their goods. Innovision Research & Technology designs and licenses customized radio-frequency identification (RFID) chips used in transport tickets, toys, and inventory tags. Its tiny modules, which are marketed under the "io" brand, incorporate flash memory and a microprocessor into a package smaller than a dime. Innovision also offers a variety of related services, including consulting, mathematical modeling, and engineering. In 2010 the company was acquired by Broadcom.

Transatel targets travelers. The company offers discounted international wireless phone services aimed at European frequent travelers. As a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), it resells the service under its own brand but delivers it through other carriers' networks. The company's proprietary smart chip turns all international calls -- incoming and outgoing -- into domestic calls. Since its start in 2000, Transatel has expanded beyond its French roots to operations in Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and the UK. Investors in the company include a French government agency that invests in young businesses and the venture capital firm Pyramid Technology Ventures.

SOFTBANK MOBILE is one of the leading wireless carriers in Japan where industry stalwarts NTT DoCoMo and KDDI preside in the mobile space. The mobile communications company provides wireless voice, data, and Internet services under the White and S! brands to about 20 million subscribers throughout the island nation. It also serves about 16 million customers with wireless Internet connections. SOFTBANK MOBILE distributes wireless handsets and accessories made by a range of mobile device manufacturers including Nokia, Panasonic, and Toshiba. The company is a subsidiary of investment firm SOFTBANK CORP which owns stakes in about 60 companies.

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