Red-M Group provides wireless networking equipment and related consulting, implementation, maintenance, and planning services. Red-M Group Limited company lays the groundwork for installation of radio-frequency wireless networks with such design software tools as Red-Predict (prediction of in-building design challenges), MbP (measurement by prediction, for assessing network coverage at specific sites), and SmartPlan (configuring networks from planning through rollout and then post-build optimization). Customers include BAA Airports, Network Rail, and T-Mobile. Red-M Group's venture investors are Amadeus Capital Partners, Apax Partners, Close Venture Management, Octopus Asset Management, Pi Capital, and The Parkmead Group.

Wistron NeWeb is wishing for even more people to buy and use cell phones. The company makes wireless communications equipment, including antennas, mobile handsets, wireless networking equipment (routers, Internet phones, Ethernet cards), satellite radios, and set-top boxes for satellite TV. It sells its products to OEMs and other corporate customers. Other companies in the Wistron Group corporate family include PC, software, and computer component manufacturers. Electronics manufacturer Wistron owns about a quarter of Wistron NeWeb, which was formed in 1996.

At Time Warner Cable Inc. we’re all about connecting people and businesses with information, entertainment and each other. That’s why we bring you the latest innovations for your home - from high-definition television to Enhanced TV features to high-speed data and Digital Phone services. We also believe in the power of community, which we show through our signature education programs, countless hours of volunteerism and by contributing cash and in-kind support to benefit the communities where we operate.

Source Photonics company manufactures two primary optical components, passive optical network (PON) subsystems and transceivers, and sells them both directly and through distributors to telecommunications equipment vendors, including Alcatel-Lucent, Motorola, Tellabs, UTStarcom, and ZTE Corporation. These customers supply such telecommunications service providers as Verizon with the fiber-optic technology needed to increase computer network bandwidth and speed to homes and businesses. Source Photonics makes most of its sales in China and the US.

Some might take offense at being known as a person who yaks away on the phone, but this company considers it a term of endearment. A reseller of international long-distance and other communications services, Yak Communications offers contract-free discount dial-around services (so-called "10-10"or casual calling) primarily to residential customers. Services include home telephone accounts, wireless voice access (yakMobile), and broadband Internet connections. It also sells prepaid calling cards and offers alternative interexchange carrier services, known as 1+billing, which allow customers to choose Yak for all long-distance calling. The company is a subsidiary of Globalive Communications.

Actelis Networks, Inc. company has received financial backing from investors including The Carlyle Group, Innovacom Venture Capital, and New Enterprise Associates. Actelis Networks prefers copper over glass. The company's transmission equipment enables carriers and telecommunications providers to deliver Ethernet services over copper wires. Its products are intended to increase the data-carrying capacity of the copper lines and eliminate the need for installing fiber optics in the "last mile" between service providers' networks and their subscribers. Actelis targets regional Bell telephone companies, independent and competitive local exchange carriers, and alternative carriers worldwide.

Ecessa’s WAN optimization products enable small-to-medium size enterprises to reliably run their Internet-based applications and distribute traffic among multiple, diverse WAN links to ensure business continuity by removing bottlenecks, and disaster recovery by eliminating network downtime. These capabilities improve user access to business-critical applications within datacenters and remote sites, aid in lowering operational costs, and make it easier to provision, maintain and support business networks and the applications that run over them. Ecessa is a leader in affordable WAN Link Controllers for inbound and outbound WAN and/or ISP link aggregation, automated load balancing, failover and network security tailored to meet the needs of small-to-medium sized enterprises (SME) that rely on the Internet for e-commerce and business-critical applications. Ecessa helps SMEs rapidly grow their business with 24/7 network high-availability, optimized WAN performance, flexible scalability and secure access - while lowering IT costs.At one-third the cost of other competing products, Ecessa’s PowerLink, ShieldLink and ClariLink deliver industry leading price/performance value. PowerLink™ and ShieldLink optimize WAN traffic for organizations of all types who wish to improve network and application performance and eliminate downtime for business-critical, time-sensitive applications. ClariLink has the same capabilities as ShieldLink plus the ability to intelligently manage SIP applications such as VoIP, call centers and video conferencing. ClariLink provides real-time call failover for VoIP reliability over the Internet, and optimizes performance by managing traffic among multiple Internet links to avoid jitter, latency and congestion. Ecessa products bundle multiple WAN lines (T1, T3, xDSL, Cable, ISDN, Wireless, Satellite, etc.) into a single virtual wide- pipe with up to 1 Gbps of bandwidth aggregation, while providing WAN redundancy and automated ISP failover, load balancing, site failover and fallback and firewall and VPN security. Ecessa uses multi-homing to connect a single LAN or WAN to multiple ISPs or WAN links; enables quality-of- service (QoS) to prioritize network traffic to ensure the best possible bandwidth is always available to specific applications, especially during periods of congestion, and uses link load balancing and automatic failover to direct traffic to WAN links with the optimum bandwidth.

The polycom leader in unified collaboration solution Companies choose Polycom for solutions that enable their geographically dispersed workforces to communicate and collaborate more effectively and productively over distances. Using Polycom telepresence, video, and voice solutions and services, people connect and collaborate from their desktops, meeting rooms, class rooms, and mobile settings. Organizations from a wide variety of industries and the private sector work with Polycom standards-based solutions to: * Gain a fast return on their investment as their teams easily collaborate "face to face" wherever they are * Cut the time, cost, and carbon emissions associated with gathering the right people in one place to solve problems * Apply saved resources, time, and energy to primary business and organizational challenges In today's economy, Polycom makes good business sense.

Brightstar was founded in 1997 by CEO Marcelo Claure. Brightstar is hoping to outshine rival telecom distributor Brightpoint. The company distributes wireless products such as cell phones and accessories, wireless data equipment, and prepaid wireless products. Brightstar offers inventory management, logistics, fulfillment, customized packaging, and assembly services, as well as supply chain and reverse logistics services. It distributes cell phones made by Motorola, Kyocera, Samsung, LG, and Sony Ericsson, among others. With operations in more than 45 countries, the company serves network operators, retailers, and resellers in the Americas, Europe, and the Asia/Pacific region.

ednet's primary business is providing connectivity within the entertainment industry through its private network, which encompasses production and post-production companies, advertisers, producers, directors, and talent. The network enables trouble-free, high-speed exchange of high quality audio, compressed video and multimedia data communications, utilizing long distance carriers, regional phone companies, satellite operators, and major Internet Service Providers.ednet provides total interoperability between its various Basic and Primary Rate ISDN networking services. ednet provides systems integration and engineering services, application-specific technical advice, audio equipment, proprietary and off-the-shelf codecs, teleconferencing equipment, and other innovative products to facilitate its wide area networking applications.

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