EMOBILE Ltd. company offers mobile data and voice services to some 2 million subscribers across Japan. EMOBILE uses Ericsson and Huawei phones for its network, which reaches almost 90% of the county. To compete with industry leaders NTT DoMoCo and KDDI, EMOBILE teamed up with Japan's #3 provider, SOFTBANK MOBILE, to combine their service network. When the company launched service in 2008, EMOBILE became the first telecom in almost 15 years to offer voice services in Japan. EMOBILE is a subsidiary of Internet service provider eAccess Ltd.

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.

The NXTV System truly takes the guest experience to the next level, delivering HD entertainment, voice and data services to the hotel guestroom. An innovator since its founding in 1997, NXTV is continually expanding the range of services provided through its digital IP-over-Ethernet system. NXTV consistently leads the industry in the rate and breadth of new guest offerings, being the first to bring to the hospitality market such technologies as Voice over IP telephony (VoIP) and IPTV. The NXTV IP-based system provides hotel owners with a superior, next-generation technology solution, delivering a 100% digital signal, perfect picture quality and a wealth of content and services not available through legacy analog systems. The result? NXTV transforms the guestroom television from a passive, ordinary device into an interactive, dynamic and profitable asset. Our customers typically realize in-room revenues far in excess of the industry average, as well as a host of other powerful benefits.

Microdyne Outsourcing can fix it for you and the company you bought it from. A division of L-3 Communications and doing business as L-3 Microdyne Outsourcing, Microdyne provides business process outsourcing (BPO) services, offering call center support for consumers and repair services for companies that would rather not staff those operations. It also offers aftermarket logistics services, specializing in parts fulfillment and product remarketing and recycling. The company's customers include manufacturers of a wide variety of technology products, Internet service providers, software companies, and public institutions. It has four support and repair facilities in the US.

HM Electronics (HME) specializes in wireless communications and other electronics devices used in various businesses, including casinos, retail stores, and drive-through operations in fast-food restaurants. Its products, which are in use in more than 80 countries worldwide, include drive- through intercom systems, speed-of-service timers, and surveillance systems. HME also offers wireless intercom products for professional audio, sports, and public safety applications. Harrison Miyahira (whose initials provided the firm's name) founded the company in 1971; he is the majority owner.

Axesstel can soup up that old phone on your desk. Axesstel designs and manufactures fixed wireless voice and broadband data systems that link stationary office phones to the communications network via cellular connections. Axesstel's products include fixed wireless telephones, transmission terminals, and wireless modems. Axesstel mostly sells its products to telecommunications companies in developing countries that then resell the products to consumers. Axesstel has shifted its engineering and design operations to China in an effort to reduce operating expenses.

GreatCall caters to those who get the jitters using cell phones.GreatCall company offers Jitterbug easy-to-use cell phones, accessories, and services (on the Sprint network) that target the senior citizen market. Its flagship phone, the Jitterbug Dial, has a large keypad and basic features such as voicemail, speakerphone, and contact lists. The Jitterbug OneTouch model features three preprogrammed buttons for calls to a Jitterbug operator, a preset contact, and 911. GreatCall sells Jitterbug direct to consumers and through retailers that include Best Buy, RadioShack, Sears, and direct marketer firstSTREET. The privately-held company was co-founded in 2006 by chairman Arlene Harris and Martin Cooper.

A successful company supplies a product to fulfill a need, and sadly, the need in South Africa is to prevent car thefts. In a country where 10 cars are stolen every hour, DigiCore's telematics for GPS/GSM vehicle tracking systems and fleet management have been well received. Through subsidiaries C-track and DigiCore Fleet Management, the company provides wireless hardware and software platforms for government agencies and commercial customers to keep tabs on their mobile assets. DigiCore now has operations in almost 40 countries; however, South Africa is still its largest market, with 60% of sales. Major commercial customers include Telkom and Xstrata in South Africa and Royal Mail and Thames Water in the UK.

Founded on November 28, 1928, Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (PLDT) is the leading telecommunications provider in the Philippines. Through its three principal business groups - fixed line, wireless, and information and communication technology - PLDT offers the largest and most diversified range of telecommunications services across the Philippines’ most extensive fiber optic backbone and fixed line, cellular and satellite networks. PLDT is listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE:TEL) and its American Depositary Shares are listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE:PHI). PLDT has one of the largest market capitalizations among Philippine-listed companies.

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.

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