Lexent Metro Connect, LLC provides enterprise customers and service providers in New York City and its surrounding boroughs with state of the art, custom built, dark fiber optic networks. As a leading provider of dark fiber networks in the New York Metropolitan area, Lexent is the only fiber provider that owns, operates, builds and maintains its own dark fiber network in-house Lexent provides its customers with the option to leverage an existing dark fiber network as an extension of their own, or to build a new, dedicated private fiber network throughout the City and its surrounding areas. Lexent also provides direct connectivity to carrier-neutral colocation facilities, enabling Freedom of Choice in pursuing wholesale buying of Network Services. Lexent's ever-growing network provides diverse connectivity between regional Carrier Hotels, Central Offices and Enterprise Buildings. As a high quality, fiber network design-engineering firm, Lexent Metro Connect provides innovative solutions for carrier and enterprise networks with 24/7, in-house support and proactive network operations monitoring.

AudioCodes Ltd. was founded in 1992 and is based in Lod, Israel. AudioCodes Ltd. designs, develops, and sells products for voice, data, and video over IP networks. AudioCodes company offers networking products, such as media servers, security gateways, session border controllers, and media gateways; and session border controllers, which enable connectivity, policies, and security for real-time sessions, such as VoIP and video. Its media gateways enable voice, video, data and fax to be transmitted over Internet and other protocols, and interface with third party equipment to facilitate enhanced voice and data services; and security gateways enables secure real-time sessions on WIFI, broadband, and wireless networks in fixed mobile convergence deployments. AudioCodes company also provides unified communication applications, which enable the integration of voice, data, fax, and messaging; and signal processor chips process and compresses voice, data, and fax, as well as enables connectivity between traditional telephone networks and packet networks. In addition, it offers communications boards and modules for communication system products that are deployed on access networks and enterprise networks; IP phones; and multi-service business gateways, which include an integration of multiple data, telephony, and security services into a single device. Further, AudioCodes company provides voice over packet processors, VoIP communication boards, media processing boards, and voice and data logging hardware integration board products; and element management system for standards-based management of VoP gateways. It sells its products through a direct sales force and sales representatives to original equipment manufacturers, network equipment providers, systems integrators, and distributors in telecommunications and networking industries.

mobilkom liechtenstein serves a small nation that plays a notable role in the European marketplace as a financial center and tax haven.mobilkom liechtenstein company provides wireless telecommunications services (voice, data, mobile Internet, and multimedia) to some 6,000 consumer and business customers in its namesake country; this comes to about 17% of the total population. It also has subscribers in Switzerland and Germany. mobilkom liechtenstein is a subsidiary of mobilkom austria, which itself is owned by Telekom Austria. mobilkom austria also has operations in Belarus, Bulgaria, Croatia (VIPnet), Macedonia, Serbia, and Slovenia.

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.

Despite its name, Cavalier Telephone takes a serious approach to residential and business telecommunications. The facilities-based telephone and data services company offers local and long-distance voice, broadband Internet, and computer telephony services in 15 states in the eastern, southeastern, and midwestern US. It provides commercial communications services such as private networks and broadband Internet connections largely through its Intellifiber Networks division. Digital television programming is offered through an agreement with direct broadcast satellite provider DIRECTV. Key residential markets include Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh. The company agreed in 2010 to be acquired by PAETEC Holding.

Scintera Networks is a designer of optical network transmission components. The fabless semiconductor company has its Gigahertz Signal Processing (GSP) devices manufactured with a CMOS process, a common silicon-based method of fabrication; many developers of optical components resort to exotic compound semiconductors, such as silicon germanium, to boost the speed of their parts. The company's products were used to upgrade legacy fiber networking equipment; it divested its wireline networking business in late 2007 to focus on wireless applications. Scintera Networks was established in 2001.

VendTek offers a fresh take on prepaid. The company's eFresh software lets retail customers purchase prepaid wireless and long-distance phone service and reloadable debit cards through point-of-sale terminals and self-serve vending machines. Its software uses voucher or PIN numbers in place of the card, reducing the need for inventory in the retail store. Its Now Prepay division uses eFresh software to sell prepaid phone service through retail partners. VendTek sells to retailers, distributors, and service providers, focusing on the telecom and financial services markets. Customers have included Bank of America, Canada Post, Qwest, and Visa International. Privinvest Holding owns nearly one-quarter of the company.

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.

Mio Technology was established in 2002 and is a subsidiary of MiTAC. Mio Technology can't afford to fall behind the times. The electronics manufacturer makes and markets mobile navigation products including pocket pcs, auto and handheld navigation systems, GPS (global positioning system) phones, and GPS PDAs (personal digital assistants). The company is one of the top personal navigation device vendors in the world, along rivals Garmin and TomTom. Its operations are spread across Taiwan, China, Europe, North America, Australia, Japan, and South Korea, and it sells and markets its products (under both the Navman and Mio DigiWalker brands) in approximately 50 countries globally.

BigBand Networks, Inc. develops, markets, and sells network- based platforms in the United States and internationally. The company’s network-based platforms enable cable operators and telecommunications companies to offer video services across coaxial, fiber, and copper networks. Its digital simulcast product application enables service providers to create a digital version of analog inputs, and deliver analog and digital video streams to subscribers. The company also offers BigBand Broadband Multimedia-Service Router, a platform that is used for the real-time processing and switching of video; BigBand Broadband Edge QAM, which converts digital video and data streams into quadrature amplitude modulated RF carriers that transport video and data across cable networks to subscriber set top boxes and cable modems; BigBand Media Services Platform, a chassis- based platform that enables service providers to offer personalized video applications; and Converged Video Exchange, a control plane solution designed to manage various numbers of video sessions, while optimizing network bandwidth utilization. In addition, it offers switched digital video solutions that enable service providers to transmit video channels to subscribers only when the subscribers in a service group are in the process of watching those channels; and broadcast video solutions, which enable digital media processing and transport technologies for service providers. Further, the company provides an alternative solution to deliver IP video services to home computers, IP set top boxes, and other IP consumer devices. BigBand Networks, Inc. sells its products in the United States and Canada primarily through its direct sales force; and internationally through a combination of direct sales to service providers and sales through independent resellers. BigBand Networks company was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Redwood City, California.

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