Integra ICT was founded in 1984 as Anglia Telecoms, changing its name in 2008. Integra ICT sells and installs office communications systems and services. Integra ICT company offers telephone, voice messaging systems, and computer telephony systems. It also provides consulting, systems support, and training services. Integra's primary hardware supplier is Nokia Siemens Networks, and the company's communications services partner is BT Group. Integra ICT company also sources telecommunications equipment from Mitel Networks. Customers include city government education offices and companies including Kier Group.

Polaris Networks is a technology leader in telecom and wireless test tool development. Polaris test tools for Telecommunication equipment and RFID readers and middleware are widely used by standards development bodies and organizations to check for compliance with protocol standards and for comprehensive QA. Polaris Networks provides world-class software engineering services in Wireless Networking technologies, including the IEEE 802.11(Wi-Fi) and 802.16 (WiMAX), 3GPP LTE and EPCglobal RFID standards, and Residential Networking technologies such as HomePlug.Polaris is an ideal development partner for companies seeking to augment their own R&D resources with competent professional help from outside to bring new products and enhancements to the market quickly and gain significant competitive advantages. A member of industry organizations such as ETSI, 3GPP, WiMAX Forum, PICMG, CP-TA and SA Forum, Polaris contributes actively in these forums, right from the development of test specifications to the development of specialized test tools used in certification and inter-operability testing. Polaris thus plays a significant role in promoting and facilitating the widespread adoption of new communication technologies.

Telenor dominates the Norwegian telecommunications market with millions of mobile, fixed-line telephone, and Internet accounts. It also offers cable television in Norway and satellite television in Nordic countries through subsidiary Telenor Broadcast. The company serves about 3 million mobile phone users in Norway through Telenor Mobil. Its businesses in Denmark and Sweden each contribute about 2 million subscribers. Outside of the Nordic region, Telenor operates in Eastern Europe (including Russia, Ukraine, and Hungary) and in Asia (primarily Thailand). With about 170 million mobile subscribers overall, through subsidiaries and affiliated companies, Telenor is among the largest global wireless carriers.

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.

3 Italia (also known as H3G Italia) oversees the Italian wireless telecommunications services business of its parent company, Hong Kong-based conglomerate Hutchison Whampoa. The subsidiary offers cellular service and a range of third generation (3G) wireless data services to about 8 million subscribers, two-thirds of which are prepaid users. Advanced mobile services offered by 3 Italia include mobile broadband Internet, as well as television, games, news, and other entertainment content programming. Its brands include X- Series (mobile Internet browsing and shopping) and Full Music 3 (mobile music downloads). 3 Italia operates from about 15 offices throughout the country. It was established in 1999.

PowerTel offers voice, data, Internet, and other telecommunications services primarily to businesses and wholesale customers in Australia. The company offers such voice services as business lines, long distance, and teleconferencing. Its data services including broadband Internet access, Ethernet connectivity, and network colocation. PowerTel's network connects the island nation's key metropolitan areas including Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth. Access to international networks is made through partnerships with other providers. Top wholesale clients include UK-based telecom carrier BT Group and Aussie financial services provider Macquarie. PowerTel is a subsidiary of Telecom Corporation of New Zealand.

Working Assets was founded in 1985 to give people an easy way to make a difference in the world, just by doing the things they do every day. Each time our members use one of our services — CREDO Mobile, CREDO Long Distance and the Working Assets credit card — we automatically send a donation to nonprofit groups working for peace, human rights and the environment. To date we've raised over $65 million for groups like Greenpeace, Doctors Without Borders, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. But we're not just raising donations for progressive causes, we're making change. Our CREDO Action Web site plugs you into a network of like- minded citizen activists and provides easy and effective ways to take action on the issues you care about.

Aldea’s video services help people around the world to enjoy high-quality real-time television services for sports, news, and entertainment. We provide broadcasters and media producers with reliable and easy-to-use worldwide transport services for video content, and offer broadcasters turnkey solutions to cover news and global sports events.Aldea helps broadcasters and content owners achieve an optimum balance of quality, ease-of-deployment, and cost by offering managed, end-to-end, HD and SD video transport solutions over fiber and satellite.Aldea helps broadcasters and content owners achieve an optimum balance of quality, ease- of-deployment, and cost by offering managed, end-to-end, HD and SD video transport solutions over fiber and satellite.

Communications Test Design, Inc. company was founded in 1975 by chairman and CEO Jerry Parsons, his father Donald, and brother Dick. CTDI is owned and led by the Parsons family. Communications Test Design (CTDI) repairs, installs, tests, and manufactures telecommunications equipment. The company's main business is providing repair and maintenance services to wireless and wireline carriers, and cable companies, as well as equipment makers such as Alcatel Lucent and Cisco. It also offers warehousing and distribution services, product testing, and equipment installation -- from laying cable to installing customer premise equipment. Additionally, CTDI makes a line of broadband switching and access equipment and provides contract manufacturing services.

RRsat Global Communications Network Ltd. provides content management and distribution services to television and radio broadcasting industries. The company, through its proprietary RRsat Global Network comprising satellite and terrestrial fiber optic transmission capacity and the public Internet, offers distribution services for content providers. Its content distribution services consist of worldwide transmission of video and audio broadcasts. The company also offers content management services, including digital archiving and compilation of customers programming and advertising content into various broadcast channels. In addition, RRsat Global Communications Network Ltd.

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