GN Netcom develops and markets hands-free corded and wireless telephone headsets and related accessories under the Jabra brand. The company's headsets and speakerphones, sold primarily in Europe and North America, are used by consumer mobile phone users and corporate call centers and offices. GN Netcom distributes its products through makers of wireless devices and computers, as well as telecommunications service providers. Enterprise clients have included UK-based telecom giant BT Group. The company's direct sales arm, Hello Direct, sells to small office and home office customers in the US via telemarketing and online sales. GN Netcom is a unit of GN Store Nord.

Hrvatske telekomunikacije (which also does business as Croatian Telecom under the T-Mobile Hrvatska and T-Hrvatski Telekom brands) provides fixed-line (1.5 million subscribers), mobile (2.8 million), international long- distance, high-speed Internet (more than 500,000), and business data networking services in Croatia. A subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, it is the largest provider of telecommunications services to the country. Wired network and broadband services are offered under the T-Com brand and wireless services fall under the T-Mobile banner. Deutsche Telekom owns 51% of the company's shares.

Gemfire Corporation combines an entrepreneurial atmosphere with an extensive technology base. Founded in 1995, Gemfire specializes in applying planar semi-conductor-type processing technology to create optical solutions for system integrators, through an innovative new family of high- performance telecom and specialty components. Currently, the company has primary operations in Livingston, Scotland (near Edinburgh), as well as aerospace support operations (and additional telecom manufacturing capabilities) in Fremont, California. The Gemfire PhotonIC™ optical circuit technology comprises a suite of materials, processing techniques and packaging methods that enable the integration of multiple optical functions on a single device. These capabilities result in a fundamental shift in the way that fiber optic components are manufactured. This large-scale, highly- integrated, planar processing capability enables higher functionality and performance, along with the ability to scale production as in the semiconductor industry. This integrated planar optics approach distinguishes Gemfire's products from traditional manual-assembly optical component manufacturers. The explosive growth of video over the Internet, and the ever-increasing reliance by companies and government agencies on high-speed global communication networks for voice and data, creates a surge in demand for optical data transport. Gemfire's approach is the best way to feed this growing demand for high-performance optical components.

Iteris is a leader in the traffic management market delivering total solutions for public and private sector clients in key markets worldwide. We develop and apply advanced technologies to reduce traffic congestion and improve the safety of our surface transportation system. We combine our expertise in hardware and software engineering, image processing, and traffic management to develop sophisticated systems that reduce travel time, reduce congestion, enhance transit operations, provide safer mobility, and improve the overall quality of life. We have assembled a bright and talented team from many professional disciplines to focus on the specific needs of our clients. Iteris is committed to the traffic management market - striving to apply our talents to solving the challenging problems of the movement of people and goods. By applying advanced engineering, best industry practices, experience and imagination, Iteris develops end-to-end solutions that solve traffic problems today and allow for future growth and flexibility.

Silicon Light Machines Corporation makes tiny silicon machines for handling light. Using a patented Grating Light Valve (GLV) technology, the company builds optical micro- electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) onto silicon semiconductor wafers. After first using GLV-based technology -- licensed to Sony -- to produce high-resolution digital displays, SLM develops and markets a lineup of optical imaging devices for a diversity of applications. Its products are used in high- end computer-to-print systems, high-speed maskless lithography, and high-bandwidth telecommunications. Japan- based Dainippon Screen Manufacturing acquired SLM's MEMS business in 2008.

Document Capture Technologies, Inc. (DCT) is a world-wide leader in the design, development, manufacture, and sale of USB-powered mobile document capture platforms. DCT markets 30 different products in five distinct categories. Since 1998, the company has distributed these products globally through private label solutions to leading Tier 1 OEMs, VAR’s and system integrators, including brand leaders Brother, Burroughs, NCR and Qualcomm. DCT has steadily grown its business based on an intellectual property (IP) portfolio that includes 25 patents and specializes in adaptability and mobility. DCT maintains an aggressive IP strategy to defend its technology and market leadership position. DCT, formerly Sysview Technology (SYVT), supplies cost-effective secure imaging products to our partners in industries as diverse as banking, transportation, health care, legal, law enforcement and entertainment. The company’s proprietary System Development Kits allow for a broad range of applications, fast time-to- market and unique ease-of-integration for its partners and customers. The company’s solid financial base results from serving diversified markets with products that are reliable, flexible, well-supported and delivered on-time.

Acme Packet, Inc. provides session border controllers (SBCs) that enable service providers, enterprises, and contact centers to deliver interactive communications and data services across Internet protocol (IP) network borders in the United States, Canada, and internationally. The SBCs are deployed at the borders between IP networks, such as between two service providers; between a service provider and its enterprise, residential, or mobile customers; and between enterprises IP network and their service provider’s network. The SBCs act as the source and destination for signaling messages and media streams entering and exiting the network. Acme Packet company offers Acme Packet Net-Net OS, a software platform, which offers border control functionality in terms of architectural flexibility, signaling protocol breadth, control function and feature depth, and carrier-class availability and manageability. It also provides Acme Packet Net-Net platforms to address a range of interactive communications requirements; Acme Packet Net-Net OS-E, an enterprise SBC software; Acme Packet Net-Net EMS, a network element management application for the Net-Net family of producs; Acme Packet Net-Net SAS that provides off-line collection, reporting, and analysis of session call detail records; and Acme Packet Net-Net RMC, a element management application. In addition, Acme Packet company offers professional, post-installation, and training services. Acme Packet, Inc. sells its products and services indirectly through distribution partners and through direct sales force. It serves primarily incumbent and competitive local exchange and long distance providers, international service providers, cable operators, voice application service providers, enterprises, universities, and government agencies. The company was formerly known as Primary Networks, Inc. and changed its name to Acme Packet, Inc. in January 2001. Acme Packet, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts.

Orascom Telecom Holding (OTH) provides wireless communications services in the Middle East and beyond. Its serves about 80 million subscribers with GSM-based mobile networks in Algeria (market-leading Djezzy), Bangladesh (Banglalink), Egypt (Mobinil), Pakistan (Mobilink), Tunisia (Tunisiana), as well as in central and southern Africa, North Korea, and Canada. Orascom's mobile service operations account for the majority of its revenues, but the company also provides Internet service and other wired communications services, as well as network installation and support, procurement, and distribution services. The family of company founder and executive chairman Naguib Sawiris owns a controlling stake in Orascom.

Founded in 1999, CyOptics acquired the optoelectronic device assets of TriQuint Semiconductor in 2005 and bought InPlane Photonics in 2007. CyOptics sees its way clear to optical networks. CyOptics company makes optical components based on indium phosphide (InP), a compound semiconductor that runs faster than silicon, the material in most microchips. The executives of CyOptics worked at the old AT&T Corp. and its Bell Labs research arm, as well as such AT&T spinoffs as Agere Systems and Lucent Technologies. CyOptics company provides active optical components for access, metro, and long-haul communications networks. It also offers design and manufacturing services from facilities in Mexico and the US.

SOFTBANK MOBILE is one of the leading wireless carriers in Japan where industry stalwarts NTT DoCoMo and KDDI preside in the mobile space. The mobile communications company provides wireless voice, data, and Internet services under the White and S! brands to about 20 million subscribers throughout the island nation. It also serves about 16 million customers with wireless Internet connections. SOFTBANK MOBILE distributes wireless handsets and accessories made by a range of mobile device manufacturers including Nokia, Panasonic, and Toshiba. The company is a subsidiary of investment firm SOFTBANK CORP which owns stakes in about 60 companies.

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