VocalTec Communications bridges the network generation gap. The company's equipment and network management software enable the transmission of voice signals over computer and telephone networks. VocalTec's Essentra-branded computer telephony systems allow telecommunications carriers to manage centralized call control, call routing, calling card, conferencing, voice VPN, and other functions. It has offices in Israel, Germany, the US, Singapore, Hong Kong, and the Netherlands. VocalTec was formed in 1989. In July 2010 the company acquired YMax, maker of the popular magicJack phone product and service.

WPCS is committed to growth. We are continually expanding our capabilities in domestic and international markets, and are working to establish a leadership position in each market we serve. WPCS continues to balance its goals of profitable operations, return on investment and superior services. We conduct our business ethically and demonstrate leadership in satisfying our responsibilities to our customers, investors, employees and communities.

MICROSENS GmbH & Co. KG was established 1993. The world really doesn't make much sense, but for MICROSENS, the pursuit of tiny, sensitive wires for industrial networking does. The firm manufactures and sells optical networking equipment and transmission systems for data, telecommunications, and network technologies. Product applications range from Local Area Networks (LANs) to Metro Networks (MANs). Its products have been used by the likes of Airbus, the French city of Beauvais, the Free University of Berlin, and some 12 FIFA World Cup stadiums. MICROSENS has devised its own Ethernet system, which makes formerly proprietary systems accessible from more locations and for more users.

Founded in 1994, the company has offices in Brazil, Hong Kong, the UK, and the US. iDirect is a subsidiary of VT Systems, the US headquarters of Singapore Technologies Engineering. iDirect Technologies bypasses the wired world and heads straight for the heavens. The company provides networking equipment that allows broadband access over satellite networks. Service providers and network operators use its hubs, routers, and network accelerators to offer satellite-based Internet Protocol (IP) services and to optimize bandwidth usage. iDirect also sells to government agencies and large enterprises; its customers have included BT and the National Guard.

USA TELEPHONE is the alternative for telephone service from Maine to Maryland. The company is an Unbundled Network Element Platform (UNE-P)-based Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC). USA leases network assets from incumbent carriers to provide local and long distance voice to residential and select small business customers. The company offers incomparable customer care with some of the lowest local and long distance rates in the country.

IMC Networks is a master of mixed media. The company makes media conversion, optical access, and bandwidth management products. Its media converters translate signals that run on the copper wiring typically employed in LANs to signals that can be transported over fiber optic cables. Other products include repeaters, remotely managed access points, and wavelength division multiplexers (WDM). Its products support multiple networking protocols, including asynchronous transfer mode (ATM), Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, Fibre Channel, and T1/E1. Customers include government and education installations and ISPs in more than 60 countries. Chairman and CEO Jerry Roby founded IMC Networks in 1988.

SureWest Communications, through its subsidiaries, provides telecommunications, digital video, Internet, and other facilities-based communications services to residential, business, and carrier customers in northern California and the Kansas City area. It operates in two segments, Broadband and Telecom. The Broadband segment utilizes fiber-to- the-premise and fiber-to-the-node networks to offer bundled residential and commercial services that include Internet protocol-based digital and high-definition television, high- speed Internet, voice over Internet protocol, and local and long distance telephone services in the greater Sacramento region and Kansas City area. As of December 31, 2009, the Broadband segment had 102,600 residential subscribers and 229,200 revenue-generating units (RGUs). The Telecom segment offers landline telecommunications services, digital subscriber line service, long distance services, and non- regulated services.

Through its subsidiaries, affiliates, and operating companies, holding company AT&T is the industry-leading provider of wireline voice communications services in the US. Customers in 22 states use AT&T-branded telephone, Internet, and computer telephone services; it also sells digital TV under the U-verse brand. Key markets include California, Illinois, and Texas. The company's corporate, government, and public sector clients use its range of conferencing, managed network, and wholesale communications services. Subsidiary AT&T Mobility is the nation's second-largest wireless carrier by both sales and subscriptions (after Verizon Wireless). It provides mobile voice and data services to about 85 million subscribers.

The Night Shift Answering Service burns the midnight oil in service of sensitive communications issues. The company (which does business as Directors' Choice) provides round- the-clock telephone support services for the funeral service industry in North America. It handles initial contact calls, schedules funerals, and relays information to client businesses. Customers have included funeral homes in the Atlantic region of Canada and in the northeastern and midwestern US. The Night Shift Answering Service is owned by its founder, a former funeral director from British Columbia, Gary Darychuk.

Digital Lightwave, Inc. company went private in January 2010 when it merged with Optel Capital, which is controlled by Digital Lightwave chairman Bryan Zwan. Digital Lightwave company was founded in 1990 by Zwan. Digital Lightwave puts communications networks to the test. Digital Lightwave company makes equipment for monitoring, maintaining, and managing fiber-optic networks. Digital Lightwave's Network Information Computers are portable touch-screen devices used to test networks and transmission equipment during installation and use. It also makes a range of equipment used in optical networks to remotely monitor and test network performance. Customers include telecommunications network operators and systems integrators.

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