Ecessa’s WAN optimization products enable small-to-medium size enterprises to reliably run their Internet-based applications and distribute traffic among multiple, diverse WAN links to ensure business continuity by removing bottlenecks, and disaster recovery by eliminating network downtime. These capabilities improve user access to business-critical applications within datacenters and remote sites, aid in lowering operational costs, and make it easier to provision, maintain and support business networks and the applications that run over them. Ecessa is a leader in affordable WAN Link Controllers for inbound and outbound WAN and/or ISP link aggregation, automated load balancing, failover and network security tailored to meet the needs of small-to-medium sized enterprises (SME) that rely on the Internet for e-commerce and business-critical applications. Ecessa helps SMEs rapidly grow their business with 24/7 network high-availability, optimized WAN performance, flexible scalability and secure access - while lowering IT costs.At one-third the cost of other competing products, Ecessa’s PowerLink, ShieldLink and ClariLink deliver industry leading price/performance value. PowerLink™ and ShieldLink optimize WAN traffic for organizations of all types who wish to improve network and application performance and eliminate downtime for business-critical, time-sensitive applications. ClariLink has the same capabilities as ShieldLink plus the ability to intelligently manage SIP applications such as VoIP, call centers and video conferencing. ClariLink provides real-time call failover for VoIP reliability over the Internet, and optimizes performance by managing traffic among multiple Internet links to avoid jitter, latency and congestion. Ecessa products bundle multiple WAN lines (T1, T3, xDSL, Cable, ISDN, Wireless, Satellite, etc.) into a single virtual wide- pipe with up to 1 Gbps of bandwidth aggregation, while providing WAN redundancy and automated ISP failover, load balancing, site failover and fallback and firewall and VPN security. Ecessa uses multi-homing to connect a single LAN or WAN to multiple ISPs or WAN links; enables quality-of- service (QoS) to prioritize network traffic to ensure the best possible bandwidth is always available to specific applications, especially during periods of congestion, and uses link load balancing and automatic failover to direct traffic to WAN links with the optimum bandwidth.

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.

Triformix makes injection-molded optical components and modules used in communications and imaging applications for fiber optic, computer peripheral, medical device, and instrumentation markets. It also provides design, packaging, tooling, testing, and diagnostic services. Customers include Agilent, Honeywell, and Tyco Electronics. Triformix's acquisition of the molded-optics business unit of JDS Uniphase in 2004 tripled its injection molding capabilities. Triformix was founded in 2000 by former CEO Dave Whitney, Russ Stiles (CEO), and Tim March (COO). Triformix investors include American River Ventures, Pacifica Fund, SBV Venture Partners, and Selby Venture Partners. Triformix has offices in Asia and the US.

Alereon's high-bandwidth won't slim your waist, but it will streamline those multiple wires powering your electronic gizmos. The fabless company designs semiconductors for networking applications that connect a host of wireless consumer electronics, mobile devices, and PCs. Alereon targets the ultra-wideband (UWB) networking market. UWB, a radio technology originally developed for the American military, promises to be a faster, more powerful, and versatile alternative to Wi-Fi networking tools. Commercial development of UWB, however, was slowed by competing industry interests and lobbying for wireless spectrum frequency regulations, overseen by the FCC. Alereon started in 2003 as a spin off from Time Domain.

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.

Fujitsu Network Communications is a subsidiary of the Japan- based electronics and computer systems giant Fujitsu Limited. Fujitsu Network Communications designs, manufactures, and maintains a variety of broadband transmission systems. Fujitsu Network Communications company supplies optical transport equipment and network management software to telecommunications carriers and cable television service providers. Its products include multiplexers, switches, and transponders. Fujitsu Network Communications company also provides network design, deployment, maintenance, and testing services. Its customers include AT&T, Qwest Communications, and Verizon Communications.

DRI Corporation, through its subsidiaries, designs, manufactures, sells, and services information and surveillance technology products. Its products include DR600, a vehicle logic unit for buses that provides vehicle monitoring, location, and schedule adherence communication systems and programs; GPS for tracking of vehicles; Talking Bus next stop automatic voice announcement system and next stop internal signage; and a software suite that provides modules for customized transit applications, including computer-aided dispatch, automatic vehicle location, vehicle monitoring, wireless data exchange, and central recording station. The company also offers transit arrival signs and software; airport shuttle automatic vehicle location products and arrival signs; and TwinVision light-emitting diode and color electronic destination sign systems, as well as involves in the integration of and with vehicle sub-systems, including destination signs, fare collection, automatic passenger counters, engine controllers, transmission, and multiplexers. In addition, it provides ELYSE and central recording station software; Mobitec electronic destination sign systems and electronic information display systems; and VacTell video surveillance, recording, and actionable intelligence products. The company serves end-user customers, such as municipalities; regional transportation districts; state and local departments of transportation; transit agencies; public, private, and commercial operators of bus and van vehicles; and rental car agencies, as well as OEM customers, including manufacturers of transportation rail, bus, and van vehicles. It sells its products directly or through manufacturers’ representatives and distributors in North and South America, the Far East, the Middle East, Asia, Australia, and Europe. DRI Corporation company was formerly known as Digital Recorders, Inc. and changed its name to DRI Corporation in June 2007. DRI Corporation was founded in 1983 and is based in Dallas, Texas.

Cincinnati Bell Inc. Company Profile Cincinnati Bell rings for Bengals and Bearcats, Musketeers, and even the Reds. The company provides local phone services through its Cincinnati Bell Telephone subsidiary to residential and business customers in southwestern Ohio, northern Kentucky, and eastern Indiana. It has been the incumbent local-exchange carrier (ILEC) for greater Cincinnati since the 1870s, and it operates in other areas as a competitive local-exchange carrier (CLEC), providing voice and data services through its own networks, as well as through agreements with other carriers. Cincinnati Bell also offers data center services for businesses. More than 500,000 subscribers use wireless voice and data services provided by Cincinnati Bell Wireless.

EMS Technologies, Inc. designs, manufactures, and sells wireless communications products to satellite and wireless communications markets for commercial and defense applications in the United States and internationally. Its Aviation segment provides satellite-based communications solutions for the aeronautical market. This segment also builds in-cabin connection devices and computers to process data on board aircraft, including rugged data storage, airborne connectivity, air-to-ground connectivity, and data recording and replay equipment. It offers aeronautical antennas, aeronautical tracking products, aeronautical telephony and e-mail services, aeronautical terminals, and avionics data networking products. The company’s Global Tracking segment engages in asset tracking and emergency management operations. It provides aeronautical voice and tracking, and satellite-based machine-to-machine mobile communications equipment and services to track, monitor, and control remote assets. This segment also offers equipment for the Cospas-Sarsat search and rescue system and incident management software for rescue coordination. Its LXE segment provides rugged mobile terminals and wireless data networks used for logistics applications, such as distribution centers, warehouses, and container ports. This segment offers handheld and vehicle-mounted terminals, wireless networks, host connectivity software, and accessories, as well as maintenance services. The company’s Defense & Space segment provides microwave-based RF systems and subsystems for military and defense electronics applications. Its products are also used in various commercial and civil ventures. This segment also offers research and development services. The company sells its products directly, as well as through distributor channels, value-added-resellers, integrators, and independent marketing representatives. EMS Technologies was founded in 1968 and is based in Norcross, Georgia.

Emirates Telecommunications (Etisalat) provides telecommunication services in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and beyond. The company connects about 8 million subscribers over its wireless network in the UAE and millions more across 18 countries in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia through subsidiaries and affiliates. It also provides fixed-line service, Internet access, and data service, as well as wholesale network services to other carriers. Etisalat's total subscribers for all services number more than 100 million. Its EVision unit provides digital cable TV and its E-Marine division installs and maintains submarine communications cables in the Persian Gulf. The UAE government owns about 60% of the company.

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