BearCom was formed by the 1995 merger between catalog retailer Page-Com and Bear Communications. BearCom is bullish on the mobile communications market. BearCom company sells and supports two-way radios, mobile phones and computers, surveillance cameras, barcode scanners, and other wireless communication equipment made by Icom, Motorola, Research in Motion, and Sony Electronics, among others. It also provides networking equipment including mesh broadband networks and radio interoperability systems. BearCom sells to corporate and government organizations, primarily in the US, from about 30 branches. BearCom company counts Balfour Beatty, Exxon-Mobil, Hilton, and Suncor Energy among its customers.

Airvana can help you rock out to Nirvana.Airvana company makes mobile broadband networking devices and related systems management software used by wireless communications network operators. Its products, sold under the HubBub brand, enable wireless networks to deliver broadband multimedia services -- such as Internet access, e-mail, music downloads, and video streaming -- to cell phones, laptops, and other mobile devices. Customers include service providers such as Verizon Wireless in the US, TELUS in Canada, and Telstra in Australia. Airvana was acquired in 2010 by 72 Mobile Holdings for about $540 million in cash and taken private by its new owners.

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.

Forget walkie talkies, PeopleNet Communications has a high- tech alternative for the North American transportation industry to keep on top of its fleet. It provides commercial vehicle management and telecommunication hardware that includes an onboard computer, GPS satellite tracker, message display, voice handset, engine diagnostics tool, and event recorder to track driver performance. This telematics system can be custom assembled depending on the type of fleet: private, tanker, truckload, less-than-truckload, and food distribution, among others. PeopleNet's services include custom reporting, project management, and user training. Customers include Groendyke Transport, Sherwin-Williams, and Tyson Foods.

Cedar Point Communications is a well-financed, privately held technology innovator that offers a switching platform that enables the scalable, simplified and cost-effective delivery of VoIP and multimedia services for cable operators, wireline operators and wireless service providers. Our SAFARI C3 Multimedia Switching System is a carrier-class platform that supports legacy voice services and provides a migration path to IMS and PacketCable 2.0. For a quick overview of Cedar Point, read our fact sheet and check out our customers. Cedar Point Communications company is backed by worldclass investors, is led by a proven management team and is guided by a seasoned Board of Directors. Cedar Point has developed an Advisory Board comprised of top industry leaders with proven technology expertise, market knowledge and industry influence.

GVTC began more than half a century ago as a telephone cooperative with the purpose of providing modern phone service to remote parts of the Texas Hill Country and other rural areas to the north of San Antonio.Today, GVTC has evolved into a comprehensive communications provider with offerings that go well beyond residential and business telephone service. The products and services also include cable TV, high-speed Internet, security, long distance, advanced data services and more.GVTC remains true to its roots as a cooperative. In fact, it is the largest telephone cooperative in Texas, whose service area spans 2,000 square miles and eleven counties.

Taqua was founded in 1998 to develop next generation telecommunication systems and applications that would economically deliver advanced communications capabilities. Our mission has evolved into building and supporting industry leading converged network infrastructure: Wireline (TDM/VoIP) and Wireless (GSM/CDMA, 2G, 3G, and 4G). Our solutions range from legacy switch replacement, enhanced VoIP and communication applications, and advanced RF wireless backhaul technologies. Today, hundreds of carriers utilize Taqua solutions to deliver a full array of revenue generating services to all types of communication devices.

ARC Wireless Solutions offers a boatload of wireless technology products. Its Wireless Communications Solutions division markets wireless communications equipment -- including cellular base station, mobile, cellular, conformal, and flat-panel antennas -- which it sells directly to wireless carriers and through third-party distributors. Subsidiary Starworks Wireless sells coaxial cable products for satellite television and other wireless applications. ARC still purchases cable through Starworks for its own use, but the company has shifted its focus to higher-margin antenna products, which account for the bulk of its annual revenue.

TelePacific is a facility based Competitive Local Exchange Carrier headquartered in downtown Los Angeles. In business and growing since 1998, the company is the largest competitor to AT&T, Verizon and CenturyLink in its California and Nevada footprint. It provides telecom services on its own switches and network infrastructure and employes more than 1,100 employees in 40 regional offices and call centers. A private company, TelePacific’s executive team has been in the public eye for decades. CEO Dick Jalkut has nearly four decades of top experience in the telecom industry. He served as president, CEO, and chairman of NYNEX Telephone Companies, which included New York Telephone, New England Telephone and the NYNEX Service and Technology companies. During his 32-year tenure with NYNEX and its predecessors, Jalkut oversaw the voice, data, Internet and usage services of NYNEX’s seven state operation.

An industry pioneer, Raritan was established in 1985. Today, we are a leading provider of power and energy management, KVM and access solutions. We offer IT and facility directors, managers and administrators the control they need to increase power management efficiency, improve data center productivity and enhance branch office operations. In over 50,000 locations worldwide, our integrated in-band and out-of-band products help companies monitor and manage their energy, servers and other IT devices. Our intelligent PDUs, combined with energy management software and environmental sensors, offer remote power control and monitoring at the rack and device level, empowering data center owners with information to improve uptime and capacity planning, while efficiently utilizing energy to save power and money. And our access solutions, including KVM, serial and centralized management devices, offer unprecedented control of servers to maintain mission- critical environments. After two decades of profitable growth and technical innovation, Raritan products are used to control millions of servers at more than 50,000 data centers around the world. Our long list of customers includes global names like IBM, Intel, JP Morgan Chase, Microsoft, the United States Post Office and NASA.

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