n the year 2007, the HTCC Group, today operating as Invitel Holdings A/S, merged its products and services under the “Invitel” brand name. With effect from 1 January 2008, the member companies of the dynamically growing corporation (Hungarotel Zrt., Pantel Kft., HTCC Kft., V-holding Zrt. and Euroweb Zrt.) merged into Invitel Távközlési Zrt. (short name: Invitel Zrt.).By buying Tele2’s Hungarian interests at the end of 2007, Invitel Zrt. became Hungary’s leading alternative network service provider and the second largest fixed-line service provider in the country.With effect from 1 January 2008, Tele2 Kft. continued its operations under the name Invitel Telecom Kft., offering an increasing number of services to its partners. The core activity of the company is the supply of telephony and Internet services via other telecom service providers’ networks, through call-by- call carrier selection or carrier pre-selection.

Cisco Systems Limited provides routers and switches used to direct computer network traffic. Its switch line includes equipment based on Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, and ATM technologies. Cisco Systems Limited company also supplies remote access servers, IP telephony equipment, optical networking components, data storage network equipment, and network security products. A regional subsidiary of US-based Cisco Systems, Cisco Systems Limited company markets to telecom service providers, government agencies, healthcare providers, and large enterprises, as well as smaller businesses and consumers.

Innovative applications that run over wireless data networks are changing the face of business. Enterprises, governments and institutions are turning to solutions to increase efficiencies, gain productivity, and even generate new revenue streams by optimizing the output of remote assets and mobile resources.As the original Machine-to-Machine network provider, SkyTel is uniquely positioned to help organizations collect and transport critical data from remote assets and mobile resources, then leverage that data as business intelligence to reduce costs and increase productivity.But we are more than simply a network operator in the growing M2M space. SkyTel delivers comprehensive end- to-end solutions to the marketplace. Our experience and competencies across the M2M value chain, as well as our ownership of the only narrowband data-only networks nationwide, distinguish us from other providers in the industry.

Aastra is a leading company at the forefront of the enterprise communication market around the world. Aastra develops and delivers innovative communications products and applications for businesses. Aastra’s operations are truly global with more than 50 million installed lines around the world and a direct and indirect presence in more than 100 countries. Aastra is entirely dedicated to enterprise communications and offers one of the most complete portfolios of unified communications solutions individually tailored to satisfy its customers’ requirements. These range from feature-rich call managers for small and medium businesses and highly scalable ones for large enterprises, integrated mobility, call centre solutions to a wide selection of terminals. With a strong focus on open standards, Aastra enables enterprises to communicate and collaborate more efficiently. Founded in 1983 and based in Ontario - Canada, Aastra has grown organically and by acquisitions to become a leading company on the enterprise communications market.

Comba is a leading manufacturer of wireless subsystems. Its menu of more than 300 product offerings includes wireless and optical communications equipment; repeaters and boosters; digital microwave systems; antennas, and RF passive accessories. Comba is the No. 1 wireless subsystem provider in China, with more than a 25% market share in that country. In addition to wireless products, Comba provides technical consultation, customized product design services, and after-sales maintenance to its clients via its network of 30 domestic offices as well as locations worldwide. The company was started in 1997.

Saskatchewan Telecommunications, known as SaskTel, provides telecom services to about 425,000 residential and business customers in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. Services include landline and wireless phone, broadband Internet, and data services such as Web hosting. Its business services include voice, Internet, and data connections, as well as managed network services and wholesale access for other carriers. The company also provides digital TV service under the Max Entertainment brand. Its SecurTek unit, offers security monitoring services, while Hospitality Network handles in-room communications for the health-care industry. Founded in 1908, SaskTel is owned by the provincial government of Saskatchewan.

Pentek Pentek provides electronic assemblies and single- board computers for cellular phones and other wireless devices, control and imaging equipment, radar and sonar systems, satellite communications, and telecommunications, among other applications. The company's digital signal processing boards use processors manufactured by Freescale Semiconductor and Texas Instruments. Its software radio products include transceivers and digital receivers. The company was established in 1986. Pentek's ownership is evenly split between co-founders Daniel Shamah (president) and Rodger Hosking (VP).

TITC was founded in 1998 in Canada with the mandate of creating a better communications company that could serve the needs of the public. Its objective in the VoIP long distance industry was simple: offer subscribers a low rate to the most frequently called countries, and combine that service with a stellar customer support team. Today, TITC serves thousands of customers across Canada in 4 different languages. And that's just the beginning. Over the next twelve months, we will expand our presence into other markets across Canada, offering the same no-nonsense advanced VoIP services our loyal subscribers have come to expect. Beyond voice and data, we will also be developing revolutionary services for small and medium-sized businesses that will change the way companies connect across the globe.

Westell delivers the goods for communication service providers. The company's modems and routers enable high- speed data transmission between the broadband networks of communications service providers and their subscribers over standard phone lines. It also makes line protection and monitoring products, shelving, jacks, and plugs. Subsidiary Conference Plus offers audio-, video-, and Web-conferencing services. Westell markets its products in Canada and Europe, but the vast majority of its sales are made in the US. The company sells its DSL equipment directly to telecom carriers and ISPs and through distributors. AT&T and Verizon together account for more than half of sales.

Equinix, Inc. provides network neutral data center services to enterprises, content providers, financial services companies, and network service providers. It operates International Business Exchange (IBX) centers, or IBX data centers, across 18 markets in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific where customers directly interconnect with a networked ecosystem of partners and customers. It provides colocation, interconnection, and managed IT infrastructure services. Its colocation services include cabinets, power, operations space, and storage space for customers colocation needs.

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