Avocent Corporation company makes analog and digital KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) switching systems used to manage multiple servers. Its LongView extension products let computer users locate their mouse, monitor, keyboard, and other peripherals up to 500 feet away from their CPU. The company also provides systems management software through its LANDesk division. Avocent's key clients have included manufacturers such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard, and IBM, as well as IT product distributors such as Ingram Micro and Tech Data. Emerson Electric bought the company in late 2009 for about $1.2 billion in cash. Avocent tries to give network administrators what they really need -- the ability to be in multiple places at once.

Roscor Corporation designs and installs video and audio production systems for television stations, corporate customers, and educational institutions in the Midwest. The company distributes, rents, and services equipment used for broadcast and high-definition TV, digital video, non-linear editing systems, streaming media, and videoconferencing. It deals in products from such manufacturers as Tandberg, Sony, Cisco, and Harmonic. Customers have included Kentucky Educational Television. Roscor operates domestically from offices in Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin; it also has a facility in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Staccato Communications keeps its message short and snappy: Ultra-wideband (UWB) is the wave of the future. The fabless semiconductor company provides microchips and related equipment and software that support Certified Wireless USB connectivity, a technology that sends large amounts of data over short distances and can be used in home networks to connect home entertainment equipment, cell phones, and personal computers. Wireless USB (WUSB) replaces the Universal Serial Bus (USB) cables most PC users know from connecting their computers to printers and other peripherals. Staccato's Ripcord products also support Bluetooth and Internet protocol connectivity. The company has offices in Japan and the US.

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.

NetWolves won't let unauthorized users -- no matter how much they huff and puff -- into your network. NetWolves company resells telecom services, including inbound and outbound long-distance calling, VoIP, and travel cards; voice services account for about half of the company's sales. NetWolves' WolfPac platform, which combines networking hardware and software, provides multiple user access and security for small and midsized businesses. Optional features include Internet access control, virtual private network (VPN) modules, and intrusion detection systems. NetWolves filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection from creditors in 2007 and emerged from the court-supervised reorganization the following year.

Founded in 2001 by Redleaf Ventures, American Electric Power (AEP), one of the largest electrical utility's in the US, and Cisco Systems, the largest networking company in the world, Amperion has deep roots in energy and communications. Amperion's DNA has been influenced by a strong combination of networking communications and electric utility background. Amperion's employees have over 250 man years of utility and communications experience of delivering smart grid solutions for T&D - transmission and distribution circuits.Amperion is the owner of the foundational patents of Broadband over Powerline (BPL) and has a history of innovations in powerline communications. Amperion's patents include methods of powering from the grid, RF signal coupling, RF signal filtering, frequency agility, hybrid networks of BPL and wireless, switching algorithms between wireless and BPL, and transmissions over high voltage lines.

PCCW Limited, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the provision of telecommunications services primarily in Hong Kong, Mainland China, and the Asia Pacific region. It offers local, mobile, and international telecommunications services; Internet access services; interactive multimedia and pay-TV services; and computer, engineering, and other technical services. The company also engages in the investment and development of systems integration, network engineering, and technology-related businesses; and infrastructure and properties in Hong Kong, mainland China, the Asia Pacific, and the Middle East. In addition, it engages in the sale, rental, and resale of telecommunications equipment; sale of customer premises equipment and related solutions; conducting systems integration projects; and the provision of interactive multimedia services and publishing, customer relationship management solutions, customer contact management solutions and services, outsourced call center services, satellite- based and network-based telecommunications services, and global Internet Protocol based communication service.

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.

This Parrot has a Blue Tooth. Parrot markets a variety of wireless gadgets that use Blue Tooth wireless technology. The company's products, which include chipsets, USB dongles, home and car sound systems, wireless phones, hands-free kits, photo viewers, personal navigation devices, and a host of car accessories, are made by subcontractors. Parrot customers include car manufacturers, car accessories dealers, and the general public in more than 75 countries. The company has operations in the US and throughout Europe. Parrot is eyeing the US as its main expansion target. Founder, chairman, and CEO Henri Seydoux owns about 40% of the company.

Farmers Telephone Cooperative (FTC), Inc., founded in 1951, is a local, multi-faceted telecommunications company headquartered in Kingstree, SC. Serving over 60,000 customers within a coverage area of 3,000 miles, FTC provides cutting-edge technology to businesses and residents in Williamsburg, Lee, Sumter, Clarendon and Florence counties. A veteran in the telephone industry, FTC is the 2nd largest telephone cooperative in the United States. From a humble beginning utilizing a crank type switchboard to serve 52 homes, FTC has evolved into a state-of-the-art organization offering local, long distance, paging, digital wireless, Internet access and DSL services. Customers can choose from a wide array of products and services at any of FTC's seven conveniently located full-service business offices.

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