Aviat Networks, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of a range of wireless networking products, solutions, and services worldwide. The company offers a product portfolio that addresses the needs of service providers and network operators addressing a range of applications, frequencies, capacities, and network topologies. Its product categories include 4G/WiMAX (fixed and mobile) broadband access, licensed and license-exempt point-to-point microwave radios, and element and network management software. The company offers broadband wireless access base stations and customer premises equipment based upon the IEEE 802.16d-2004 and 16e-2005 standards for fixed and mobile WiMAX; licensed point-to-point microwave radios that include Eclipse, a platform for nodal wireless transmission systems; TRuepoint, a platform for ultra-high capacity trunking applications; and Constellation, a family of medium-to-high-capacity point-to-point digital radios that operate in the 6, 7/8, and 10/11 GHz frequencies, which are designed for network applications and support both PDH and SONET. It also offers license-exempt wireless interconnection for wireless access, cellular backhaul, Internet service, local and wide area networking, and emergency response communications systems. In addition, the company provides NetBoss, a family of network management and service assurance solutions for managing multi-vendor, multi-technology communications networks; and ProVision, a centralized network monitoring and control system to manage wireless transmission networks. The company also offers professional services, including installation and commissioning and training. It serves mobile and fixed telephone service providers, private network operators, government agencies, transportation and utility companies, public safety agencies, and broadcast system operators. Aviat Networks, Inc. is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

A successful company supplies a product to fulfill a need, and sadly, the need in South Africa is to prevent car thefts. In a country where 10 cars are stolen every hour, DigiCore's telematics for GPS/GSM vehicle tracking systems and fleet management have been well received. Through subsidiaries C-track and DigiCore Fleet Management, the company provides wireless hardware and software platforms for government agencies and commercial customers to keep tabs on their mobile assets. DigiCore now has operations in almost 40 countries; however, South Africa is still its largest market, with 60% of sales. Major commercial customers include Telkom and Xstrata in South Africa and Royal Mail and Thames Water in the UK.

TeleCommunication Systems (TCS) enhances the mobile communication experience and keeps government agencies connected. The company develops software and provides services for wireless carriers and voice-over-IP service providers. TCS's software lets carriers deliver enhanced 9- 1-1 service, text messaging, location information, and other Internet content to wireless phones. It operates network operation centers (NOCs) that provide its software on a hosted basis. The company also provides the US Department of Defense and other government agencies with communications systems integration and other IT services through its government division. TCS's revenues are roughly split between the commercial and government sectors.

Telephonics helps its clients place calls from helicopters, among other places. The company makes communications equipment for military and commercial customers. It specializes in maritime and military surveillance and targeting radar; headsets and microphones for aerospace applications; wireless communications and audio distribution systems for military and mass transit vehicles; and electronic components to enable such functions as flight crew intercoms and video monitoring. The company's equipment is used for applications including air traffic control, missile defense guidance, and search and rescue. Clients have included the US Air Force and Lockheed Martin. Telephonics is a subsidiary of Griffon.

EtherLinx Communications wants to bring high-speed Internet access to those who reside on the roads less traveled.EtherLinx Communications is developing wireless network access point equipment intended to enable broadband Internet access using Wi-Fi technology. EtherLinx is marketing its products, branded as Secure Signal Radio, as a solution to the "digital divide" between rural and urban communities.EtherLinx Communications is targeting customers in the US, Asia, and Europe. Etherlinx was founded in 2000 by president and CEO Layne Holt.

Stratos Global goes to the ends of the earth to serve its customers. The company provides voice and data service to government and business customers that operate in remote areas of the world. Its mobile satellite division provides wireless phone and data transmission using Inmarsat and Iridium networks, among others. Stratos also offers phone, fax, and high-speed Internet services using very small aperture terminals (VSATs), as well as fixed wireless service through a digital microwave system that serves offshore oil and gas operations in the Gulf of Mexico.

Eurocom Communications is Israel's largest privately-owned communications company and provides competition for the country's former telecommunications monopoly Bezeq. The company's services include mobile telephone and satellite communications, including direct broadcast satellite (DBS) TV service. It also provides Internet access through subsidiary Internet Gold, Israel's leading ISP. The company is owned by holding company Eurcom Group which is led by Israeli communications pioneers Shaul Elovitch (chairman and CEO) and Yosi Elovitch (director).

Born in Texas, with roots a decade old, Grande Communications is a Texas-based communications company providing residential and business customers with high-speed Internet, local and long-distance telephone and digital cable services over a single network. Grande is building a new, high capacity, fiber-optic network from the ground up, using the latest technological advancements in broadband communications.Grande is the first broadband company in the region to build such a network from the ground up and the first to offer service in Austin, San Antonio and San Marcos. Grande believes its customers find value not only in better service and cost savings, but also in the convenient one call for customer service and one itemized bill.

DataWave Systems makes the point. Point-of-sale, that is. The company sells prepaid long-distance and cellular phone cards, as well as prepaid Internet products and services and prepaid cash cards. DataWave Systems offers its cards through point-of-sale-activation terminals, through free-standing vending machines, and at cash registers and Internet-based transaction services at certain major retail chains. The company sells its services primarily in North America via reseller agreements with major telecom carriers and financial institutions. DataWave is a subsidiary of Atlanta-based gift and phone card marketer and distributor InComm Holdings.

Tekelec, the broadband data management company, enables billions of people and devices to surf, talk, and text. Our solutions allow service providers to give consumers a consistent and tailored broadband experience. We handle network complexity with a portfolio that manages and capitalizes on the exponential growth in data applications and traffic. Tekelec has more than 25 offices around the world serving customers in more than 100 countries.

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