Hitachi Kokusai Electric is all about technology that moves. Hitachi Kokusai Electric company developed Japan's first mobile phone for cars in 1963 and today makes wireless communications and broadcasting equipment -- from radio intercoms, antennas, and cordless phones to TV transmitters and receivers, amplifiers, and surveillance cameras. Hitachi Kokusai Electric company runs four manufacturing facilities in Japan, one of which makes semiconductor production machinery for Intel, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, and other chip makers around the world. Most of Hitachi's Kokusai Electric's sales are to customers in Japan.

Globe Wireless isn't interested in providing communications service to the entire earth's surface -- just the 70% of it that is covered with water. The company provides satellite communications and other services to about 500 ship operators and other maritime customers through agreements with satellite operators Inmarsat and Iridium, as well as over its own digital radio network. In addition to voice and Internet service, Globe Wireless distributes communications hardware and software and provides IT services. The company serves more than 9,000 ships worldwide from its presence at about international ports. It sells directly, through its satellite partners, and through deals with terrestrial carriers such as SingTel.

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.

AltiGen’s corporate headquarters is located in San Jose, California, with international operations based in Shanghai, China. We’ve been deploying software-based business communications solutions since 1996 through our global network of over 300 certified partners, which provide local sales, service and support to more than 10,000 customers worldwide. AltiGen is taking a leadership role as the communications industry shifts from a proprietary, hardware- centric systems to open, software-based solutions. Our flagship product, MaxCommunications Server (MaxCS), is a complete, software-based solution designed with an open architecture, and built on industry standard Intel™ based servers, SIP™ compliant phones, and Microsoft-based application infrastructure solutions - supporting up to 5,000 users. AltiGen's software approach enables our customers to leverage their investments in their IT infrastructure standards, for maximum flexibility and lowest total cost of ownership.As an all software solution MaxCS leverages today’s powerful computing technology including Intel processors, blade servers and virtualization under VMware. With native SIP integration to both Microsoft Exchange Server 2007/2010 and Office Communications Server 2007, MaxCS also enhances Microsoft UC solutions. Delivering a complete suite of unified business communications applications, including VoIP, Call Center and Mobility, AltiGen has a solution for virtually every business.

Zhone Technologies helps network service providers get into the SLMS zone. The company's Single Line Multi-Service (SLMS) platform uses existing local-loop infrastructures to deliver broadband services. Telecommunications service providers use SLMS to offer their business and residential subscribers bundled broadband Internet access, local and long-distance voice, and broadcast video services. Zhone markets its products worldwide, selling directly and through distributors, resellers, systems integrators, and service providers. Its distribution partners include Graybar and Ingram Micro.

YTL e-Solutions isn't afraid to pick up the pace. As customers worldwide demand more,better, faster, the holding company owns assets and offers services in telecommunications and digital media through various operating subsidiaries: Extiva Communications offers voice and data services over fixed and wireless platforms to residents and corporations; Y-Max Networks owns a 2.3 GHz WiMAX spectrum that is at the forefront of the Malaysian government's drive to increase broadband use; and Infoscreen Networks is an investment holding company doing business through YTL Info Screen, a digital media network developer, owner, and operator. YTL e-Solutions is owned by Malaysian conglomerate YTL Corporation.

Horizon has a long history of innovation and community involvement. From being among the first in the state to offer cable television and Internet service, to expanding its broadband capabilities from its original 700-square mile service area to an area of 34 counties throughout southern and eastern Ohio. Horizon is committed to offering its customers the latest in advanced broadband data services, voice, digital video, security and monitoring services. The company supports many organizations, including the United Way, PACCAR Medial Educational Center, the Chillicothe Paints Baseball Club, Junior Achievement, 4H, Red Cross and more.

Alcatel-Lucent was formed from the 2006 merger of telecom rivals Alcatel and Lucent Technologies. Alcatel-Lucent Holding, a regional US subsidiary of France-based Alcatel- Lucent, designs, develops, and builds communications networks. It supplies equipment, software applications, and related services to telecom carriers and network service providers, as well as enterprise and government customers. A leading supplier of broadband Internet access products, the company pioneered the development of digital subscriber line (DSL) technology for residential and small business end users.

PAETEC Holding gets its paychecks from enterprise users of voice and data communication services. Operating through subsidiary PAETEC Communications, the company provides local and long-distance voice services, as well as broadband Internet services and electricity services to midsized and large businesses and institutions. PAETEC services are offered to end users and wholesale customers in 42 states from California to New Hampshire. The company also offers Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services, enterprise telecommunications management software (Pinnacle), and it installs customer premise equipment. Chairman and CEO Arunas Chesonis founded the company in 1998.

Comporium is a diversified communications company providing a Quintuple Play of five services -- voice, video, data, wireless and security -- at the retail level; as well as, providing security monitoring and directory publishing for its industry customers. Comporium, which is headquartered in Rock Hill, S.C., provides communications services in York and Lancaster Counties in the Upstate; as well as, in parts of six counties in the Midlands: Lexington, Saluda, Edgefield, Orangeburg, Calhoun and Aiken. Comporium also is the incumbent local telephone exchange company and cable TV operator in Transylvania County, N.C. Comporium also has a Competitive Local Exchange Company (CLEC) in the Charlotte metropolitan area. The CLEC offers a comprehensive suite of business communications equipment and service options.

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