Electronic Tele-Communications company was founded in 1980 and is based in Waukesha, Wisconsin. Electronic Tele- Communications, Inc. designs, manufactures, markets, sells, and lease digital voice information systems, as well as offers related services to the telecommunications industry and other businesses. The company’s equipment provides audio and computer information, and call handling capabilities via telephone networks, computer networks, and the Internet. Its digital voice information systems deliver network interoperability, as well as applications, including branding, time and temperature announcements, weather forecasts, automatic callback, changed number with call completion, repeat dialing, and wake-up/reminder services. The company’s products include Digicept Emcee and Digicept Emcee ELF, which offer applications and services in a single platform for circuit and packet-switched networks; Audichron Z-10, a time, temperature, and weather announcer; Audichron Z-10 MCA, a multi-channel announcer; Digicept Digital Network Application Modules, which enhance a switch/network of switches by supporting applications and requirements of the telephone network, such as advanced intelligent network announcements, local number portability, call completion, current temperature and weather conditions, TTY conversion, and voice prompts for custom intercept services; and MAX Terminator, which provides disconnect detection to eliminate tied-up lines and annoying tones. It also offers voice recording, technical support, and weather forecasting services. The company’s customers comprise regional bell operating companies, competitive local exchange carriers, independent telephone and long distance companies, wireless carriers, cable companies, utilities, telecommunications manufacturers, and other businesses and organizations. It markets its products through distributors primarily in the United States, Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Mexico, South America, Central America, China, Europe, and the Caribbean.

Telecom plus PLC Company Profile Telecom plus uses its plus points to subtract from its customers' phone bills. Operating as the Utility Warehouse Discount Club, the company offers its services to more than 300,000 residential and small business customers in the UK, using the collective power of its clients to negotiate bulk- buying deals with major suppliers. A customer attaches a "Smart Box" to the telephone wall socket, which then re- routes calls through the cheapest supplier. Other products include mobile phone handsets and service; prepaid phone cards; and Freephone plus (toll-free call services). Telecom plus also offers gas and electricity services, which account for the majority of its sales.

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.

Bell Mobility is in a nip-and-tuck struggle for the top wireless carrier spot. Bell Mobility company provides mobile voice, data, and broadband Internet services to about 6 million customers, primarily in eastern Canada, under the Bell Mobility and Solo Mobile brands. It also markets services in other regions under the Virgin brand through subsidiary Virgin Mobile Canada which operates in partnership with Virgin Group. The company's products and services are made available through a network of dealers and retail outlets, including its own TotalCom stores. Bell Mobility accounts for about one-quarter of sales for its parent company BCE, Canada's largest telecommunications company.

Broadview Networks seeks to expand its customers' horizons. The company provides such telecommunications services as local and long-distance voice, broadband Internet access, and Web hosting. It caters primarily to small and midsized businesses, serving 10 states in the northeastern and mid- Atlantic US; Broadview serves such major metropolitan markets as Baltimore, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, DC. The company's enterprise data services include hosted business networks, as well as hosted computer telephony services (sold under the OfficeSuite brand), which are offered nationwide. MCG Capital is the majority shareholder of Broadview Networks.

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.

CellAntenna wants to rid the world of bad cell phone reception.CellAntenna distributes and installs external antennas, signal boosters, and other equipment that improves reception and reduces the number of dropped calls. It also installs in-building repeater systems to improve signal strength in office buildings and sells cell phone jammers to the federal government. CellAntenna's more than 18,000 customers have included Sun Microsystems and AT&T Mobility.

NesscoInvsat is a provider of satellite and radio systems designed to enable communications in extremely remote locations. NesscoInvsat company's VSAT (very small aperture terminal) satellite products and accompanying services are used by customers in the oil, gas, maritime, and government industries. NesscoInvsat's offerings are also used for applications where mobile access is a factor, including communications for emergency services; for providing virtual private networks; and for transmitting real-time data from the field, which becomes important in markets such as mining and construction. NesscoInvsat also offers system integration, consulting, and managed network services.

Neutral Tandem helps telecom providers stay in sync with customers.Neutral Tandem company provides third-party interconnection services to competitive carriers via tandem switches, which allow wireline, wireless, and broadband phone providers to exchange traffic between networks without direct connections. Marketed as an alternative to incumbent local exchange carriers (ILECs), Neutral Tandem offers services in more than 60 US metropolitan markets. The company's customers include Sprint Nextel, Comcast Cable, and AT&T. Doll Capital Management and New Enterprise Associates each own about 18% of the company.

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.

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