Dataflex Design Communications keeps communications flexible and up to date. Dataflex Design Communications designs and distributes equipment used for VoIP or voice over Internet protocol. The company's products, which are manufactured in Asia, enable the transmission of voice, data, and video over the Internet, wide area networks (WAN), and voice lines. Dataflex designs its products for telephone companies and service providers; it serves customers in Europe, South America, and Australia. In addition to its products, the company also offers services including system management and training. Dataflex systems are compatible with equipment made by other manufacturers including Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco, and Fujitsu.

Established in 1971, Dantel company markets its products and services to telecom service providers of all sizes, as well as to cable operators, military/government agencies, railroads, utilities, and other entities that operate communications networks. Dantel's products and services act as security blankets for operators of telecommunications and data networks by monitoring network equipment and facilities. Dantel's services include battery monitoring and facility intrusion detection. Dantel's products include network management and reporting devices (PointMaster Eagle), alarm and control systems (Legacy RemoteMaster), remote monitoring (VisionMaster), and surveillance/heat/motion detection (DREN, WebMon).

Loea (pronounced "low-ay-ah") manufactures high-speed, high- bandwidth radios that operate in millimeter-wave bandwidth free space (71-76GHz and 81-86GHz range, also known as E- Band). The company has installed its wireless communications equipment at several federal agencies and at the University of Hawaii and other institutions. Loea, a subsidiary of military contractor Trex Enterprises, has facilities in California, Hawaii, and Massachusetts. Loea is the Hawaiian word for technical knowledge and expert.

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.

Founded in 1976, AVCOM initially targeted the satellite receiver industry with its PSR-3 Satellite Receiver. This product differentiated itself from the competition with its unique “Scan-Tune” functionality which allowed the receiver to be tuned back and forth across all transponders once every 3 seconds. AVCOM continued to develop and produce a variety of receivers and satellite accessories throughout the early 1980’s. Their catalog included products such as power dividers, 60dB isolators, DC blocks, low loss microwave cable assemblies as well as other more sophisticated products such as the PTR-24 test receiver, the TISH-40 terrestrial interference survey horn and the WCA-4 waveguide adapter.It’s the Scan-Tune functionality developed for the satellite receiver industry that set the stage for the first AVCOM spectrum analyzer product. In 1985, AVCOM developed a unique low-cost spectrum analyzer modeled after their high-end competitors, but without the extreme performance and much more affordable. The PSA-35 Spectrum Analyzer was introduced to the market at the 1986 Satellite Show in Las Vegas. Since then, AVCOM has continued to expand their product portfolio with remote, rack-mounted and portable spectrum analyzer solutions. AVCOM's ability to generate unusual design solutions repeated itself many times over the history of AVCOM and lead to several patents. It’s this resourcefulness that has allowed AVCOM to remain a market leader in providing affordable spectrum analyzer solutions to customers and markets worldwide.

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.

Cisco Systems Hong Kong markets equipment used to link data and communications networks. The regional subsidiary sells routers and switches, including equipment based on Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, and ATM technologies. Other products include remote access servers, Internet protocol telephony equipment used to transmit data and voice communications over the same network, optical networking components, and network service and security systems. It sells its products primarily to large enterprises and telecommunications service providers, but it also has products designed for small businesses and consumers. Clients include cable TV network i-Cable. The Asia/Pacific market accounts for about 15% of Cisco's sales.

Bharti Airtel is one of the leading alternative providers of telecommunications services in India, and among the top ten global carriers offering services in 17 other countries, particularly in Africa. Through its subsidiaries, the company operates through three business units: Airtel Telemedia Services (broadband and telephone), Enterprise Services, and Mobile Services. The Enterprise Services group aids both long-distance carriers and corporate clients. Bharti Airtel has approximately 180 million mainly mobile subscribers. The company is a unit of Bharti Enterprises, a conglomerate with interests in education and training, financial services, food, insurance, real estate, retail, and telecom equipment and services.

ComSonics Test Equipment helps CATV providers with leakage detection, installation meters, and system integrity systems. Our leadership Sniffer® leakage detectors provide a full range of solutions for every need, while the GPS-active Genacis™ and Nexus™ solutions enhance your ability to manage your cable plant efficiently and effectively. Companion™ and X-Ray™ make installation and ingress detection easier with less training so your team can make more tight installs in a single day, and together the ComSonics product line makes you more efficient and profitable. ComSonics Team Repair™ brings our famous quality and customer service to your Distribution, Headend, Test, Power Supply and Fiber Optic equipment. No Matter what manufacturer, make or model, ComSonics can repair it to manufacturers’ specification. The ComSonics team has been repairing CATV equipment of all types for over 40 years and our technicians possess an amazing 700 years of combined experience.ComSonics Mobile Calibration™ provides quality nationwide on-site Mobile Calibration services utilizing our four precision measurement laboratories; each lab is equipped with NIST traceable calibration equipment. ComSonics Mobile Calibration saves you shipping/handling fees and downtime related to sending equipment off to be calibrated. CEMSI™ is our Electronic Manufacturing Service (EMS) operation. Like ComSonics, we bring our talents to serve your needs. From SMT (Surface Mount Technology), Through Hole, and Electro- Mechanical production lines we have your solution on ridgid, flex and ridgid flex substrates.

SureWest Communications, through its subsidiaries, provides telecommunications, digital video, Internet, and other facilities-based communications services to residential, business, and carrier customers in northern California and the Kansas City area. It operates in two segments, Broadband and Telecom. The Broadband segment utilizes fiber-to- the-premise and fiber-to-the-node networks to offer bundled residential and commercial services that include Internet protocol-based digital and high-definition television, high- speed Internet, voice over Internet protocol, and local and long distance telephone services in the greater Sacramento region and Kansas City area. As of December 31, 2009, the Broadband segment had 102,600 residential subscribers and 229,200 revenue-generating units (RGUs). The Telecom segment offers landline telecommunications services, digital subscriber line service, long distance services, and non- regulated services.

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