Telecom companies that can't afford to spend more on in- house technical personnel can turn to ADEX for their outsourced staffing, engineering, and consulting needs. With a database of more than 40,000 professionals, ADEX recruits and places technical experts from around the world for projects serving the telecommunications industry. Services include equipment installation, network integration, project and construction management, site development, and systems design on wireline, wireless, and data networks. Founded in 1993, privately held ADEX serves customers such as AT&T, Motorola, and QUALCOMM through about 10 US and international locations.

Ericsson Slovakia Spol expands communication reach for Europeans. A subsidiary of Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson, the company specializes in offering a wide range of telecommunications products and services. Its products include cables, mobile platforms, microwave and radio access networks, and power modules. Ericsson Slovakia Spol also provides products used for reliable communications for national security and public safety. In addition, Ericsson Slovakia Spol company offers business and technology consulting, customer support, systems integration, and related services.

Research In Motion (RIM) moves with its customers. The company provides wireless hardware, software, and services to customers worldwide. Its popular BlackBerry smartphones handle voice, e-mail, and text messaging, as well as Internet access and multimedia applications. RIM also provides software development tools and makes radio-based modems that other manufacturers incorporate into portable devices. In addition to hardware sales, the company generates revenue from network access fees and software licensing fees. RIM sells to corporations, resellers, and wireless carriers. BlackBerry devices are offered by wireless network operators including AT&T Mobility, T-Mobile USA, and Verizon Wireless.

Wincomm has no problem putting its products on display. Wincomm designs, manufactures, and distributes hardware for use in the digital signage market. Products include plasma and LCD display engines, fanless waterproof Panel PC's, and fanless, antivibration micro-PCs for use in cars or mobile devices. The company's digital signage product lines range from 6 inches to 42 inch LCD and Plasma displays. Founded in 1993, Wincomm company began as a designer of digital switching and wireless PBX components, before switching focus to industrial PC production and distribution.

GCI (Nasdaq: GNCMA) is an Alaska-based company providing voice, video and data communication services to residential, commercial and government customers. Founded in 1979, GCI introduced long-distance competition to Alaska and has since grown to be one of the nation's premier integrated telecommunication providers. The company employs 1,250 Alaskans and has a current run rate of $440 million. GCI has a 45 percent share of the state's long-distance market, and is the state's largest provider of Internet services with dial-up, cable modem, wireless, digital subscriber line (DSL) and dedicated access. Its cable television services pass 90 percent of the state's households with 65 percent penetration. Digital cable and cable modem service is available to 90 percent of its subscribers. The company offers facilities-based local telephone services in Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau, and has obtained a 20 percent statewide market share. GCI's services are connected through company-owned fiber optic, satellite and metropolitan area network facilities to the lower 48 states. This broadband platform is the only one of its kind in Alaska and allows the company to provide customized services to the Alaska market.

Digital Prototype Systems Inc. company counts AT&T, Qwest Communications, Sprint Nextel, and Verizon among its customers. DPS Telecom was established in 1986. Digital Prototype Systems can help you keep an eye on all of your assets. The company, doing business as DPS Telecom, designs and manufactures network monitoring and security devices for the cable television, telecommunications, and gas/electric utility industries, along with transit agencies and manufacturers. Its products also include alarm systems that can be deployed across a variety of network assets.

Rohde & Schwarz has stood for quality and innovation in test and measurement, broadcasting, secure communications as well as radiomonitoring and radiolocation for more than 75 years. By pursuing this four-pillar strategy, the company addresses customers from various market segments: wireless communications, broadcasting, electronics – as well as government authorities and organizations with security missions. The electronics group, with its headquarters in Munich, Germany, counts among the leading suppliers worldwide in all of its business fields. As a manufacturer of EMC test and measurement equipment as well as terrestrial TV transmitters, Rohde & Schwarz is the world market leader. The Executive Board is made up of Manfred Fleischmann (Chairman), Christian Leicher and Gerhard Geier. Approximately 7400 employees currently generate a net revenue of € 1.2 billion (fiscal year July 2008 to June 2009). A service and sales network with subsidiaries and offices in more than 70 countries worldwide helps to ensure that customers always find a Rohde & Schwarz office nearby. Exports make up about 80 percent of company business.

KGP Telecommunications, Inc. company was named after president Kathleen G. Putrah, who founded the company in 1985. KGP Telecommunications is a manufacturer and distributor of telecommunications equipment. The company offers about 15,000 voice, data, video, and wireless products from 300 manufacturers including Avaya, Corning, CommScope, and Telco Systems. KGP is classified as a small, woman-owned business by the US Small Business Administration, and serves the government as a top client. KGP operates 10 regional sales offices, eight distribution centers, and two manufacturing centers located across the US.

NextIO, Inc. has raised about $55 million in private equity funding. NextIO started out as a company designing semiconductors for large computer servers and made the transition to a systems developer, creating the Adaptive Connect platform for I/O virtualization. It provides hardware making use of the PCI Express industry standard to speed up data communications, and software to configure and monitor Adaptive Connect. The company's executives previously worked at AMD, Broadcom, Compaq Computer, and NetEffect. NextIO was founded in 2003. Adams Capital Management, Crescendo Ventures, Dell, and VentureTech Alliance (the venture capital arm of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing) have invested in NextIO.

TOT Public Company Limited was founded on 24 February 1954, corporatized from Telephone Organization of Thailand on 31 July 2002. TOT has laid a foundation for telecommunications system in Thailand for over 54 years. With its long-lasting experiences, TOT is ready to provide a complete range of telecommunications services to meet the requirements of all target groups to their utmost satisfactions.

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