Qwest Wireless' customers seek cellular and online satisfaction. The company is a reseller of wireless voice and broadband Internet services to consumers within a 14 state local calling area. Its services are enabled through a deal with network operator Verizon. Qwest's agreement with Verizon, which began in 2009, allows the Denver-based company to maintain sales, marketing, customer service, billing, and collection services under its own brand. The company is a subsidiary of Qwest Communications.

Ericsson opens all lines of communication. The world's leading maker of mobile broadband infrastructure gear provides the equipment that telecom carriers use to build and expand networks. The company also provides wireline broadband, metro area Ethernet, and optical transport equipment. Its services unit handles operations ranging from systems integration to network management. Ericsson's multimedia arm provides content-related products such as Internet television systems. The company's joint venture with Sony, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, ranks among the top providers of cell telephones. Another joint venture with ST Microelectronics, ST-Ericsson, makes semiconductors mainly for wireless applications.

DiCon Fiberoptics, Inc. company was founded in 1986; in 1999 Global Fiberoptics (Taiwan-based manufacturing and sales subsidiary) was formed. CEO Ho-Shang Lee owns about 24% of DiCon Fiberoptics. DiCon is an icon when it comes to filtering, splitting, attenuating, switching, combining, and monitoring. DiCon Fiberoptics makes passive optical components (including MEMS devices), modules, and test instruments for the fiber optics communication industry. Market focus is in Optical Communications, Test/Measurement, Military/Defense, Biomedical, and Fiberoptic Sensing/Lighting. Customers include Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco Systems, Nortel Networks, and Tellabs.

Better known as O2 Ireland, Telefonica O2 Ireland provides cell phone service, to about 1.6 million consumer and business customers on the Emerald Isle. In addition to voice and data messaging services, which are provided primarily on a prepaid basis, O2 Ireland also offers wireless broadband Internet services under the O2 Broadband banner. The company's other operations include a joint sales venture, known as Tesco Mobile, with UK supermarket giant Tesco. O2 Ireland, a subsidiary of Spain-based Telefonica, operates from facilities in Dublin, Cork, Galway, and Limerick.

Outremer provides telephone service over there. The Paris- based telecom operator offers phone (fixed-line and mobile), data, Internet, and TV services to the overseas French territories of Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, and Mayotte. Its more than 450,000 customers include individuals, businesses, and government entities. Mobile services account for more than half of Outremer's revenue; fixed-line phone is the second largest category. The company competes against larger telecoms on price - some of its services cost half as much as those from industry stalwarts Orange or Bouygues. The company was formed in 1998 and went public in 2007.

Unilava hopes to keep the world talking. The company owns Nevada-based Telava Networks, which provides hosted VoIP telephone and wireless broadband Internet services to residential and commercial customers primarily in the midwestern and southern US. It also offers advertising and Web services for businesses. Formerly named IWI Holding, the company sold its Imperial World jewelry business and shifted its focus to telecommunications in 2009 with the acquisitions of Telava and long-distance telephone and Internet services provider IBFA. It plans to continue expanding its array of telecom services and the reach of its network through future acquisitions. Unilava is controlled by JK Advisers Hedge Fund.

As a former maker of doll's eyes, Panorama Antennas really has a bird's-eye view of the wireless communications market. The company was founded after WWII and now manufactures products used to build wireless communications networks. It sells its wireless equipment primarily to communications and electronics manufacturers. The company's antennas, adaptors, and associated hardware are used in voice and data network applications including cellular, GPS, mobile radio, LAN and WAN.

CalAmp Corp. develops and markets wireless communications solutions that deliver data, voice, and video for critical networked communications and other applications in the United States. It operates in two segments, Wireless DataCom and Satellite. The Wireless DataCom segment provides wireless communications technologies, products, and services to the wireless networks and mobile resource management (MRM) markets for various applications. It also designs and builds multi-network wireless systems that permit first- responder fire, police, and emergency medical services personnel to access data and communicate remotely with colleagues, dispatchers, and back-office databases. In addition, this segment designs and provides applications involving various combinations of private and public networks, narrow-band and broad-band frequencies, licensed and unlicensed radio spectrum, and mobile and fixed-remote communications. Further, its MRM wireless solutions include global positioning system location, cellular data modems, and programmable events-based notification firmware as main components. This segment sells its products and services for utility, governmental, and enterprise customers through direct and indirect sales channels. The Satellite segment develops, manufactures, and sells direct broadcast satellite (DBS) outdoor consumer premise equipment for digital and high definition satellite television reception. Its DBS reception products include reflector dish antennae and outdoor electronics that receive, process, amplify, and switch satellite television signals for distribution over coaxial cable to multiple set-top boxes inside the home. These DBS reception products are installed at subscribers’ premises to receive subscription television programming signals transmitted from orbiting satellites. CalAmp Corp. was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in Oxnard, California.

Loral Space & Communications Inc., together with its subsidiaries, operates as a satellite communications company. The company’s Satellite Manufacturing segment designs and manufactures satellites, space systems, and space system components for commercial and government customers, and satellite service providers. Its products are used in fixed satellite services, direct-to-home (DTH) broadcasting, mobile satellite services, broadband data distribution, wireless telephony, digital radio, digital mobile broadcasting, military communications, weather monitoring, and air traffic management applications. Loral Space & Communications company’s Satellite Services segment provides broadcast, enterprise, and consulting services. This segment owns and leases a satellite fleet that provides high-bandwidth services in their coverage areas to broadcasters, cable networks, and DTH service providers. It also provides satellite transmission services for the broadcast of video news, sports, and live events coverage enabling broadcasters to conduct on-the-scene transmissions using portable antennae. In addition, this segment offers enterprise services, including data networks in North America and the related ground segment and maintenance services supporting these networks; Internet protocol-based terrestrial extension services; Ka-band two-way broadband Internet services; satellite capacity and end-to-end services for data and voice transmission to telecommunications carriers; fixed satellite services to the United States and Canadian governments; satellite consulting services; and X-band communications services to the government users. As of March 12, 2010, it had 12 in-orbit satellites. Loral Space & Communications provides its services in Canada, the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Australia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Loral Space & Communications Inc. was founded in 1996 and is based in New York, New York.

Breda Telephone Corp. ~ d.b.a. Western Iowa Networks (WIN) ~ is a leading communications company based in Breda, IA. We are one of western Iowa's largest independent telephone companies, and one of the areas most diverse service providers.WIN was founded in 1905 as Breda Telephone Company and today provides telephone, Internet, cellular, cable, and many complementary services to over 10,000 customers across western and southwestern Iowa including the cities of Arcadia; Auburn; Breda; Carroll; Farragut; Lidderdale; Macedonia; Pacific Junction; Westside and Yale.

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