Nortel Inversora S.A., through its subsidiary, Telecom Argentina S.A., provides telecommunication services in Argentina and Paraguay. It offers voice, data, and Internet services that include local area, national long-distance, and international communications; supplementary services comprising call waiting, itemized invoicing, and voicemail; interconnection with other operators; data transmission consisting of private networks, point-to-point traffic, radio, and TV signal transmission; outsourcing of IT solutions; and Internet services. The company also provides wireless services, including high-speed wireless, videoconferencing, full track download, multimedia messaging, online streaming, corporate mailing, and BlackBerry solutions over various networks; and involves in the sale of wireless communication devices, such as cellular phones, 3G modems, 3G hotspots, wireless Internet, and netbooks. Nortel Inversora S.A. was founded in 1990 and is based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Emida takes its cue from the demand for prepaid phone services.Emida company is a reseller of prepaid telecommunication products purchased from wireless, long- distance, and other telecom operators. It sells its products through terminals that are placed in more than 20,000 convenience stores and other retail centers. Customers can add credit to prepaid phone and debit cards or activate service using a personal identification number (PIN) using the terminals. The company markets its services in the Americas, the Caribbean, and the Middle East. Emida resells services from such network carriers as AT&T, the Central and South American subsidiaries of Spain-based Telefonica, T- Mobile, and Verizon Wireless.

PCCW Limited, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the provision of telecommunications services primarily in Hong Kong, Mainland China, and the Asia Pacific region. It offers local, mobile, and international telecommunications services; Internet access services; interactive multimedia and pay-TV services; and computer, engineering, and other technical services. The company also engages in the investment and development of systems integration, network engineering, and technology-related businesses; and infrastructure and properties in Hong Kong, mainland China, the Asia Pacific, and the Middle East. In addition, it engages in the sale, rental, and resale of telecommunications equipment; sale of customer premises equipment and related solutions; conducting systems integration projects; and the provision of interactive multimedia services and publishing, customer relationship management solutions, customer contact management solutions and services, outsourced call center services, satellite- based and network-based telecommunications services, and global Internet Protocol based communication service.

Wireless Telecom Group sure makes a lot of it. Wireless Telecom company, which markets its products under the brand name Noisecom, makes electronic noise generators for wireless telecommunications systems. Its products are used to test whether such systems can receive transmitted information. Its noise emulator products also operate in radar and satellite systems to continually monitor and test receivers or to jam signals. Wireless Telecom's Boonton Electronics subsidiary makes radio-frequency (RF) and microwave test equipment. Its Microlab subsidiary makes high-power, passive microwave components. Wireless Telecom Group gets nearly one-third of sales from outside the Americas region.

CEO Ed Cantwell founded InnerWireless in 1998. The company has received funding from Rho Ventures, HO2 Partners, Sevin Rosen Funds, and Technology Associates Management. InnerWireless prepares buildings for every communication contingency. The company provides in-building wireless networking systems that support a range of communication technologies, including mobile phones services, Wi-Fi, paging, and two-way radios. It also offers location management systems, which utilize software and radio frequency identification (RFID) tags to track assets, employees, and inventory. Serving commercial and government customers, the company specializes in deployments for health care providers.

Telesat has a strong record of industry firsts. Both Telesat Canada and Loral Skynet were leaders in satellite communications from the start. In the 1960s, Telstar 1 was launched and used to deliver the first live, intercontinental satellite TV transmission. In the 1970s, Anik 1 became the first commercially operated domestic satellite in geostationary orbit. More recently, Anik F2 was the world's first satellite to successfully commercialize Ka-band for two-way high speed broadband services.

Since its establishment in 1941 as Japan’s first specialty manufacturer of optical glass, HOYA has diversified into new business areas that exploit the potential of advanced optics technologies. The company has continued to grow as a global enterprise through the expansion of its diverse business activities, which encompass Information Technologies, Eye care, Medical, and Imaging Systems. HOYA will continue to maximize its corporate value for the benefit of all stakeholders in the company in accordance with the following corporate mission: "Dedicated to innovation in information technology, lifestyles and culture, HOYA envisions a world where all can enjoy the good life, living in harmony with nature."

Funkwerk is getting its groove on the move.Funkwerk company makes mobile communications products used in transportation and logistics applications. Its Traffic & Control Communication segment makes wireless terminals, logistics management systems, and video monitors used in airports and train stations to provide information and security to passengers. Its Automotive Communication unit makes products for use in vehicles, including hands-free kits, amplifiers, and the KomBox -- an integrated communications platform that provides automobiles with fax and Internet access. Funkwerk's Enterprise Communication unit makes paging and messaging systems for companies and institutions such as hospitals and prisons.

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.

With offices in Japan, USA, Germany, UK, Ireland, and Taiwan, Buffalo, Inc. is a leading worldwide provider of innovative network solutions for the home and business - from wireless networking and storage to memory and multimedia devices. Since 1975, Buffalo has proven its commitment to delivering innovative solutions that have put the company at the forefront of infrastructure technology. Buffalo's strong international industry alliances with companies including Intel, Broadcom, Agere and Microsoft enables Buffalo to lead the industry in the development of the latest technologies into practical, easy to use tools for business and the home.

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