For Afone, you're never alone if you've got a phone. The company offers small businesses and retail companies in France its telecom services, electronic banking services, and telesurveillance services. Afone has agreements and partnerships with major French telecoms Completel Europe, Neuf Cegetel, and France Telecom. In 2006, the group launched the Afonebox, used to connect consumer telecom equipment with Completel's network in 110 cities across France. It branched out into the world of cell phones a year later with a joint venture wireless service sold through supermarket retailer Leclerc. Chairman Philip Fournier owns 41% of the company, which was established in 1997.

Elisa is in a race for the Finnish. A leading communications services provider in Finland, Elisa company provides consumers, businesses, and government agencies with fixed and mobile voice, broadband Internet, and cable television services. It also provides IT consulting and integration services and resells mobile phones, computers, and peripherals. In addition to its operations in Finland, the company provides a full range of telecom services in Estonia. Elisa serves additional international customers through its partnerships with Vodafone and Telenor.

Nicholville Telephone Company is an independent phone company serving a 200-square mile area of northwestern St. Lawrence County in New York. The company offers local dial- tone, long-distance service, and paging, as well as wireless mobile service from AT&T Mobility (formerly Cingular Wireless). Through its Slic.net and Slic Network Solutions subsidiaries, it provides dial-up and high-speed DSL Internet access.

On December 20, 2000，the former China TieTong----China Railway Communication Co., Ltd. (China Railcom), was founded. At January 20, 2004, it was shifted from the Ministry of Railways to the administration of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) and its name was changed to "China TieTong Telecommunications Corporation." Ever since its incorporation, China TieTong is a major state-owned basic telecommunications operator. With total assets of 42.4 billion RMB and a staff of 72,000, China TieTong has established 31 provincial braches (including those located in the autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government), 316 municipal branches and five holding subsidiaries. With its networks characterized by nationwide coverage, advanced technology and complete functions, China TieTong demonstrates its strength in quick response and flexible networking due to its completely uniform dispatching and management over all its networks. In addition to varied value-added services, currently it also offers basic telecom services to the public, including: domestic/international voice, data, image and multimedia communications, and domestic communications resource leasing service.

Eurocom Communications is Israel's largest privately-owned communications company and provides competition for the country's former telecommunications monopoly Bezeq. The company's services include mobile telephone and satellite communications, including direct broadcast satellite (DBS) TV service. It also provides Internet access through subsidiary Internet Gold, Israel's leading ISP. The company is owned by holding company Eurcom Group which is led by Israeli communications pioneers Shaul Elovitch (chairman and CEO) and Yosi Elovitch (director).

TriNet Communications is a distributor of telecommunications components from such suppliers as 3M and Harris.TriNet Communications specializes in such products as cable, cable splitters, line cards, and test equipment. In addition to its distribution services, which include a variety of assembly and packaging options, TriNet has a manufacturing facility at its northern California location that produces a line of plugged cable stubs. Its customers include incumbent and competitive local exchange carriers (including AT&T), cable television companies, government agencies, and network installation contractors.TriNet Communicationshas three distribution centers in Marietta, Georgia; Dallas; and the San Francisco area.

This company aims to be the best option for the mobile professional in need of a communications solution. Option manufactures and markets broadband wireless equipment, such as data cards, embedded wireless modules, USB modems, wireless routers, and wireless software. Its products are used primarily in mobile phones and laptop computers. Founded in 1986, the firm depends on European customers for nearly three-quarters of its turnover and supplies to such heavyweights as Vodafone (its biggest customer), Telenor, Orange, Bouygues Telecom, and AT&T. Other customers include Acer, ASUS, Samsung Electronics, and Sony.

Global corporations and European public institutions rely on T-Systems for Information and Communications Technology (ICT)Drawing on a global infrastructure of data centers and networks, T-Systems operates information and communication technology (ICT) systems for multinational corporations and public sector institutions. T-Systems provides integrated solutions for the networked future of business and society. The company's some employees combine industry expertise and ICT innovations to add significant value to customers’ core business all over the world. T-Systems generated revenue of around EUR 8.8 billion in the 2009 financial year.

Hitachi Kokusai Electric is all about technology that moves. Hitachi Kokusai Electric company developed Japan's first mobile phone for cars in 1963 and today makes wireless communications and broadcasting equipment -- from radio intercoms, antennas, and cordless phones to TV transmitters and receivers, amplifiers, and surveillance cameras. Hitachi Kokusai Electric company runs four manufacturing facilities in Japan, one of which makes semiconductor production machinery for Intel, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, and other chip makers around the world. Most of Hitachi's Kokusai Electric's sales are to customers in Japan.

Wireless Xcessories Group dresses up cellular phones. The company markets and distributes about 3,000 accessory products for wireless phones and other portable devices. Decorative carrying cases, hands-free kits, rechargeable batteries, chargers, antennae, and other items are sold primarily in North America through retailers and distributors, and from its e-commerce Web site; a majority of its products are manufactured in China and Taiwan. Wireless Xcessories also offers ancillary products and services such as retail packaging, displays, posters, and marketing. In addition, the company distributes third-party cell phone products made by Motorola, Nokia, and other cell phone manufacturers.

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