Calix: The Largest Communications Equipment Supplier Focused Solely on Access Several hundred service providers operating tens of millions of access lines depend on Calix to power their access networks. Industry-leading solutions deployable throughout the access network enable a rich set of information, communication, and entertainment services over any combination of fiber and copper, thus helping Calix customers gain a competitive edge. And an extremely high degree of integration and robust service management allow Calix customers to operate their access networks at the lowest possible cost. Massive service capacity over extreme operational efficiency—these are what make Calix an ideal access partner. But Calix goes beyond innovative, future- hedging access network solutions; we simplify all aspects of the service deployment process. A tightly integrated vertical supply chain improves quality and scale while reducing lead times. A broad set of Calix Compatible partners ensure smooth and fast deployment of leading-edge, IP-based services. And a host of no-cost service and support functions dramatically simplify training, troubleshooting, and network upgrades. Calix makes it simple.

Broadcast International (BI) provides communication network integration services for large retailers and other geographically dispersed businesses. Broadcast International (BI) utilizes satellite, Internet video streaming, and Wi-Fi technologies to connect businesses with employees and customers. Clients use its networks to deliver training programs and make product announcements. BI primarily uses third-party equipment, but it also supplies some proprietary technologies. BI also offers hosting of video streaming, as well as audio and video production services. Its customers have included Caterpillar, Safeway, and Chevron.

This Parrot has a Blue Tooth. Parrot markets a variety of wireless gadgets that use Blue Tooth wireless technology. The company's products, which include chipsets, USB dongles, home and car sound systems, wireless phones, hands-free kits, photo viewers, personal navigation devices, and a host of car accessories, are made by subcontractors. Parrot customers include car manufacturers, car accessories dealers, and the general public in more than 75 countries. The company has operations in the US and throughout Europe. Parrot is eyeing the US as its main expansion target. Founder, chairman, and CEO Henri Seydoux owns about 40% of the company.

Telect has the hook-ups that enable hang-ups. The company makes network connectivity and power distribution hardware for telecommunications service providers. Local telephone, long-distance, and wireless carriers use Telect's mainframe termination units, patch bays, fuse bays, and circuit panels. Telect also sells copper wire and fiber-optic cables. The company works directly, through resellers, and through agreements with other telecom equipment makers, primarily in the US. Distributors include ALLTEL, Graybar, Sprint, and Verizon. Chairman Bill Williams and his wife, vice chairman Judi Williams, founded Telect in 1982. The Williams and their son, CEO Wayne Williams, own a controlling stake in the company.

kgb USA might sound outlandish to members of the intelligence community, but the telecommunications community knows better. The company, a business unit of kgb, offers a number of telecommunications support services, including branded operator services, national directory assistance, and call completion services. Clients include Sprint Nextel and Verizon Wireless. It also provides outsourcing of customer service functions using live operators and automated Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems. Among its customers are pizza delivery retailers who employ kgb USA to provide centralized telephone order processing.

Aastra Intecom, also known as Aastra USA, is the US division of Canada's Aastra Technologies. Aastra Intecom company provides IP telephony systems and contact center services to enterprise and government customers. Its products include the Clearspan line of IP communications equipment, as well as its Centergy virtual contact center for managing agents across multiple sites. Aastra Intecom company also offers professional services such as project management, system installation, and technical support. It targets such industry sectors as education, government, health care, and insurance.

AAPT operate our own national voice and data network, providing Australians with great deals for phone, internet and mobile services - at home and at work. We offer a range of local and long distance voice, mobile, data and internet solutions for residential, business, government and wholesale customers. AAPT has approximately 3 per cent share of Australia’s $37 billion telecommunications market. We're one of only three Australian telecommunications providers to own and operate its own national voice and data network. Our Australian operations bring together approximately 1500 people across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Canberra.

SECURUS Technologies enables phone service for people who have a lot of time on their hands.SECURUS Technologies company primarily provides telecommunications services to about 2,200 correctional facilities across the US. It designs, installs, and maintains telecom systems that enable collect, prepaid, and debit calling for inmates. Other back- office services include billing and collection, call validation, and fraud management. Clients include city, state, and county jails, as well as juvenile detention institutions and private jails. The company's call connection services are made possible through contracts with regional and local exchange carriers. SECURUS is controlled by its majority owner, investment firm H.I.G. Capital.

Telekom Malaysia (TM) has fixed its sights on domestic service. The company provides consumers and businesses with domestic fixed-line voice, data, and broadband service. The majority of the company's business comes from domestic retail services, which include business and residential voice, data services such as VPNs, and managed network services including conferencing. It also provides wholesale services such as bandwidth provisioning. The company's Global Business unit provides fiber optic and satellite connectivity outside of Malaysia. TM spun off its mobile business in 2008.

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.

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