EF Johnson is secure with how it communicates. EF Johnson Technologies makes radio and radio-security systems for police departments, government agencies, the military, and service providers. Its EF Johnson-branded products include handheld and mobile radios, base stations, and signal repeaters. Sold as aftermarket add-ons, its Transcrypt- branded products include security modules that encrypt and decode radio and wireless phone signals to prevent eavesdropping. The company's 3e Technologies line consists of secure Wi-Fi and software products, primarily for government and military customers. In 2010 Francisco Partners took EF Johnson private in a deal valued at about $40 million.

Equinix, Inc. provides network neutral data center services to enterprises, content providers, financial services companies, and network service providers. It operates International Business Exchange (IBX) centers, or IBX data centers, across 18 markets in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific where customers directly interconnect with a networked ecosystem of partners and customers. It provides colocation, interconnection, and managed IT infrastructure services. Its colocation services include cabinets, power, operations space, and storage space for customers colocation needs.

Look provided high-speed and dial-up Internet services (both wireless and wireline), as well as wireless digital television services to about 50,000 residential and businesses customers. The company primarily served customers in major cities in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec. Long unprofitable, Look in 2009 sold its spectrum and broadcast license to a joint venture of Bell Canada and Rogers Communications, and it sold its ISP business to Telnet Communications. The company also discontinued its pay television services in 2009. Look's board of directors, CEO, and CFO resigned in 2010. The board of the company's controlling shareholder Unique Broadband Systems (UBS), took control of the company following the exodus.

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.

ACN founded in 1993 by four entrepreneurs: Greg Provenzano, Robert Stevanovski, Mike Cupisz and Tony Cupisz, ACN has grown into the world's largest direct selling telecommunications company. ACN now operates in 21 countries spanning North America, Europe, Asia and Asia Pacific.For ACN, it's all in how you sell it. The telecommunications reseller uses multilevel marketing (the selling strategy used by consumer goods distributors Tupperware and Amway). Its commission-based independent distributors operate in 20 countries, reselling local and long-distance phone service, as well as Internet and wireless access, satellite TV, digital telephony, and home security services.

Corban Technologies understands that not every business has the technical staff or know-how to keep their lines of communications open. Corban Technologies company (formerly known as SmartStop) distributes, installs, and services networking and communications equipment for businesses in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area. It specializes in data networking, voice calling, and messaging systems. Corban also provides installation and technical support for ATM machines. Other services offered include IT consulting and maintenance services.

Telkonet, Inc. develops, manufactures, and sells energy efficiency and smart grid networking technology products and platforms in the United States and Canada. Its powerline communications technology (PLC) utilizes a building’s internal electrical wiring as a data communications network, turning power outlets into data ports while leaving the electrical functionality unaffected. The company offers Telkonet SmartEnergy products, including thermostats, sensors, controllers, and wireless networking products, as well as Networked Telkonet SmartEnergy platforms that incorporate Recovery Time technology for the monitoring of climate conditions and automatically adjust a room’s temperature accounting for the presence or absence of an occupant.

Momentum Telecom knows that for businesses, or personal relationships, to build up enough steam to succeed, they need to stay connected. The competitive local-exchange carrier (CLEC) provides local and long-distance telephone service to about 150,000 residential (under the Family brand) and business (under the Edge banner) customers primarily in nine southeastern US states. Its data services include dial-up Internet access for residential subscribers and broadband Internet service for businesses; Momentum also offers digital voice service for corporate clients. Top customers have included regional communications provider NexHorizon Communications which resells Momentum digital voice service under its own brand.

Indagon was founded in 2002 by a group of former Nokia employees and is backed by the Nokia Early Stage Technology Fund. Indagon keeps track of those on the go. Indagon Oy makes a GPS-based positioning system that includes a terminal, server, GPS data collection device, and software. The Indagon Leader system is used primarily in cargo, navigation, and fleet management applications. Customers hail from various industries (security; transportation and logistics; maintenance and real estate; TETRA and GSM operators; and public sector and safety) and include Turvapalvelut, Experant Oy, Mavecom, and China Mobile.

Direct Edge is a Jersey City, NJ based stock exchange operating two separate platforms, EDGA Exchange and EDGX Exchange. Direct Edge trades all listed U.S. equities. With a market share in the 10%-12% range, Direct Edge regularly trades 1 billion to 2 billion shares per day, fluctuating with the overall market volume. On any given trading day, Direct Edge is ranked as the third or fourth largest stock market in the United States.

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