With offices in Japan, USA, Germany, UK, Ireland, and Taiwan, Buffalo, Inc. is a leading worldwide provider of innovative network solutions for the home and business - from wireless networking and storage to memory and multimedia devices. Since 1975, Buffalo has proven its commitment to delivering innovative solutions that have put the company at the forefront of infrastructure technology. Buffalo's strong international industry alliances with companies including Intel, Broadcom, Agere and Microsoft enables Buffalo to lead the industry in the development of the latest technologies into practical, easy to use tools for business and the home.

FiberTower rises to great heights to provide wireless backhaul and access services. Its offerings include spectrum leasing, backhauling of mobile phone traffic, and the provision of broadband connectivity and extensions to fiber- optic networks. Customers include mobile, fiber, and other high-speed telecommunications carriers, large-volume enterprise users, and government agencies. The company owns wireless spectrum licenses in high-frequency 24 GHz and 39 GHz bands that cover virtually all of the US. FiberTower provides backhaul services in more than a dozen markets across the country.

One of the top US phone companies without a regional Bell lineage, Telephone and Data Systems (TDS) has more than 7 million local phone and wireless customers in 36 states. The company's core business unit, United States Cellular, serves about 6 million customers in 26 states; key markets are located in the central and mid-Atlantic regions of the US. The company also offers fixed-line and Internet services in rural and suburban markets in several states through its TDS Telecommunications (TDS Telecom) and TDS Metrocom subsidiaries. TDS Telecom provides local service through more than 1 million access lines in 30 states.

FWT, Inc. company makes communications antenna towers disguised as church steeples, palm and pine trees (TREE- CELL), light poles, and flagpoles. Other products include monopoles, equipment shelters, antenna arrays, and Communication-Sites on Wheels (COWs), which combine antennas and temporary power supplies in mobile enclosures such as trucks and trailers. The company divides its operations between two divisions that serve the communications and utilities markets. Founded in 1959, the company is controlled by the family of founder Tommy Moore.

CalAmp Corp. develops and markets wireless communications solutions that deliver data, voice, and video for critical networked communications and other applications in the United States. It operates in two segments, Wireless DataCom and Satellite. The Wireless DataCom segment provides wireless communications technologies, products, and services to the wireless networks and mobile resource management (MRM) markets for various applications. It also designs and builds multi-network wireless systems that permit first- responder fire, police, and emergency medical services personnel to access data and communicate remotely with colleagues, dispatchers, and back-office databases. In addition, this segment designs and provides applications involving various combinations of private and public networks, narrow-band and broad-band frequencies, licensed and unlicensed radio spectrum, and mobile and fixed-remote communications. Further, its MRM wireless solutions include global positioning system location, cellular data modems, and programmable events-based notification firmware as main components. This segment sells its products and services for utility, governmental, and enterprise customers through direct and indirect sales channels. The Satellite segment develops, manufactures, and sells direct broadcast satellite (DBS) outdoor consumer premise equipment for digital and high definition satellite television reception. Its DBS reception products include reflector dish antennae and outdoor electronics that receive, process, amplify, and switch satellite television signals for distribution over coaxial cable to multiple set-top boxes inside the home. These DBS reception products are installed at subscribers’ premises to receive subscription television programming signals transmitted from orbiting satellites. CalAmp Corp. was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in Oxnard, California.

AB&T Telecom is a division of the AB&T Companies, in business since 1963.For over 40 years, AB&T has been working in electronics and technology products and services. Today, AB&T Telecom functions as the technology solutions arm of the AB&T Companies.Our role is to construct telecommunications and technology solutions for small, medium, large businesses and government customers, and then to deliver those solutions efficiently through a network of technology partners. We work with hundreds of technology partners nationally to deliver our solutions to the customer.

Kyocera Communications (formerly Kyocera Wireless) keeps the kinetic connected. Kyocera Communications company is a supplier of mobile phones that use the CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) and GSM (global standard for mobile communications) technology platforms. In addition to mobile handsets sold under the Kyocera and Sanyo brands, it makes a range of other accessories including wireless network cards for PC's, cell phone batteries, and headsets. Clients have included wireless service providers Cricket and Boost Mobile. San Diego-based parent company Kyocera International is the holding company for the North American operations of Kyocera Corporation, the Kyoto, Japan-based manufacturer of technical ceramics and electronic components.

VocalTec Communications bridges the network generation gap. The company's equipment and network management software enable the transmission of voice signals over computer and telephone networks. VocalTec's Essentra-branded computer telephony systems allow telecommunications carriers to manage centralized call control, call routing, calling card, conferencing, voice VPN, and other functions. It has offices in Israel, Germany, the US, Singapore, Hong Kong, and the Netherlands. VocalTec was formed in 1989. In July 2010 the company acquired YMax, maker of the popular magicJack phone product and service.

Nearfield Systems was founded in 1988. Nearfield Systems makes test systems used to measure the performance characteristics of microwave antennas. Its products are based on instruments and test equipment made by Agilent Technologies. Nearfield Systems has done work for NASA, the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, and the US Navy, among other clients. While the name of Nearfield Systems is Nearfield Systems, the firm also makes far-field antenna measurement systems.

The Newton Group, which operates as Strategic Products and Services (SPS), provides voice, data, and video networking services, including network design and installation, training, and technical support. Serving customers ranging from small businesses to multinational corporations, it integrates technology from Avaya, Cisco Systems, Extreme Networks, Juniper Networks, and Microsoft. In addition to design and installation, SPS provides phone, Internet, and other data services through partnerships with such carriers as AT&T. Established in 1988, the company has offices throughout New England and the Midwest, as well as the Mid- Atlantic and South Atlantic states.

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