WaveCrest is a leading provider of legacy and advanced voice services to global telecommunications wholesale carriers. In today's telecommunications market, major players have been hindered by poor market strategies, and technology choices have negatively affected financial results. Our philosophy at WaveCrest is very simple, we focus on one product - voice. Our network and systems are all designed to make us a leading wholesale voice service provider.

Terabit hopes to build a better router (or at least cobble a better one together).Terabit company, which is conducting research and development for the US Department of Defense (through DARPA), is developing a commercial products it calls "metarouters" that combine off-the-shelf network data routers into larger systems using its proprietary network switches and software. Based on an IP standard, metarouters provide the architecture for a scalable network that handles integrated data, voice, and video without requiring specialized hardware.

Telekom Malaysia (TM) has fixed its sights on domestic service. The company provides consumers and businesses with domestic fixed-line voice, data, and broadband service. The majority of the company's business comes from domestic retail services, which include business and residential voice, data services such as VPNs, and managed network services including conferencing. It also provides wholesale services such as bandwidth provisioning. The company's Global Business unit provides fiber optic and satellite connectivity outside of Malaysia. TM spun off its mobile business in 2008.

WPCS is committed to growth. We are continually expanding our capabilities in domestic and international markets, and are working to establish a leadership position in each market we serve. WPCS continues to balance its goals of profitable operations, return on investment and superior services. We conduct our business ethically and demonstrate leadership in satisfying our responsibilities to our customers, investors, employees and communities.

The Night Shift Answering Service burns the midnight oil in service of sensitive communications issues. The company (which does business as Directors' Choice) provides round- the-clock telephone support services for the funeral service industry in North America. It handles initial contact calls, schedules funerals, and relays information to client businesses. Customers have included funeral homes in the Atlantic region of Canada and in the northeastern and midwestern US. The Night Shift Answering Service is owned by its founder, a former funeral director from British Columbia, Gary Darychuk.

SPACECONNECTION may be the final frontier, but it has nothing to do with the voyages of the starship Enterprise. The company sells excess capacity on independent satellits for transmissions (C- and Ku-bands), utilizing transponders on Intelsat, Telesat, and SES Americom satellites. The company can arrange satellite transmission services (broadcasting video,, audio, and data) for domestic and international programming, transportable and fixed uplink facilities or studio facilities. Customers include leading US broadcasters ABC, CBS Broadcasting, NBC, PBS, and FOX. Canadian satellite operator Telesat, a subsidiary of BCE, acquired SPACECONNECTION in 2005.

Symmetricom manufactures synchronization and timing equipment used to control the flow of voice, video, and data traffic in telephone, wireless, and broadband networks. Symmetricom also makes network transmission and management systems, as well as equipment that boosts the frequency of DSL networks. The company serves other equipment makers, communications service providers, and other businesses; two of its top customers are AT&T and Verizon. Symmetricom gets around two-thirds of its sales from customers in the US.

At the heart of TelstraClear's strategy is our focus on our customers. We understand that people have a choice so we have to offer what people want. We are constantly listening to our customers. While New Zealand has a passion for innovation and early adoption, people don't change for the fun of it. There has to be a reason. We are in the business of providing that reason through superior products and services. They have the best IP network in New Zealand, offer the market's best trans-Tasman services and have a superb triple-play offer of voice, internet and digital TV services for residential customers in Wellington, Christchurch and Kapiti.

Cost-conscious companies in the UK may want to give Coms a call. The company provides broadband voice-over-IP (VoIP) telephony services in the UK, using its ComsX platform. The platform lets users make free calls over the network using almost any fully compliant IP phone. Coms also provides hosted service bundles, mobile WiFi, and personal pay-as- you-go phone service. Subsidiary VCOMM sells third-party phones and headsets. Coms sells directly to small and medium-sized businesses and through resellers. Customers include Halfords, RE/MAX, and Computer Warehouse. Chairman and founder Jason Drummond owns about 40% of Coms.

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.

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