Staccato Communications keeps its message short and snappy: Ultra-wideband (UWB) is the wave of the future. The fabless semiconductor company provides microchips and related equipment and software that support Certified Wireless USB connectivity, a technology that sends large amounts of data over short distances and can be used in home networks to connect home entertainment equipment, cell phones, and personal computers. Wireless USB (WUSB) replaces the Universal Serial Bus (USB) cables most PC users know from connecting their computers to printers and other peripherals. Staccato's Ripcord products also support Bluetooth and Internet protocol connectivity. The company has offices in Japan and the US.

Nomadix is focused on providing solutions for the public access market. We sell our family of Access Gateways running the Nomadix Service EngineTM (NSE) software to Public Access Service Operators (PASOs) and Venue Owners providing a turnkey, "Zero User Configuration" solution for public access HotSpot and Metropolitan HotZone deployments. Partner with Nomadix and benefit from our experience in the marketplace and the maturity of our technology gained from over 35,000 units shipped worldwide. Nomadix is also the technology leader with an extensive patent and patent- pending portfolio of intellectual property covering more than 15 unique areas of functionality needed to successfully deploy public access networks.

Eesti Telekom is a holding company for telecommunications and tehnology companies in the Baltic country of Estonia. Subsidiary Elion Enterprises serves about 500,000 customers with fixed-line telephone service, while about 300,000 subscribers access the Internet over its network. Eesti also offers digital television programming under the digiTV brand. Other services include Web hosting and business data storage. Wireless subsidiary EMT has about 800,000 prepaid and postpaid cell phone subscribers. Through subsidiary MicroLink, the company offers IT services to businesses. Stockholm-based TeliaSonera increased its 60% stake in Eesti to 100% in late 2009 when it bought out the Republic of Estonia's minority stake.

This Canadian call center is poised to answer the phone in both English and French. TigerTel provides multilingual call center and customer relationship management services from 12 locations across the country. The company's services include inbound and outbound services, Web response, and voice messaging. It performs customer acquisition and retention, emergency response, online sales and order entry, market research, lead capture, and management of customer support and comment lines. Clients have included Ceridian, RE/MAX, and Energy Source Canada. The company was acquired in 2009 by 7212747 Canada (also known as SwiftCo). The combined company retained the TigerTel name.

Polatis was founded in 2000 by research director Andrew Dames; investors include 3i, Alta-Berkeley, and Prelude Ventures. Polatis, Inc. expanded in 2005 when it combined its operations with those of Continuum Photonics. Polatis believes in photonics for the mass(es). Polatis develops optical switches based on its micro-actuation and sensing system (MASS) technology. Polatis, Inc. touts its MASS platform as being more reliable and scalable than other optical switching systems, particularly because of its minimal insertion loss (light leakage). Initial products include modular and rack-mount switches for use in automated test, military, telecommunication, and video switching applications.

Intelek tries to take an intelligent approach to aerospace, telecommunications, and related markets.Intelek company operates through three subsidiaries located in the UK and the US. Its Paradise Datacom unit makes devices such as transceivers and power amplifiers for satellites. The Labtech unit makes microwave circuit boards and related products. The CML Group machines high-precision aerostructure components used in commercial and military aircraft. In 2005 Intelek pared its offerings by selling Pascall Electronics, which makes power conversion and radio- frequency components, to EMRISE. In 2010 Teledyne Technologies acquired Intelek for about $52 million.

NesscoInvsat is a provider of satellite and radio systems designed to enable communications in extremely remote locations. NesscoInvsat company's VSAT (very small aperture terminal) satellite products and accompanying services are used by customers in the oil, gas, maritime, and government industries. NesscoInvsat's offerings are also used for applications where mobile access is a factor, including communications for emergency services; for providing virtual private networks; and for transmitting real-time data from the field, which becomes important in markets such as mining and construction. NesscoInvsat also offers system integration, consulting, and managed network services.

Neil Howard is a telecommunications company that provides phone services and equipment for the office. It offers companies customized mobile phone packages, reselling products and services from the UK's leading wireless phone carriers -- Avaya, Orange, O2, T-Mobile, and Vodafone. Products include mobile phones and PDAs (personal digital assistants), Bluetooth accessories, third-generation (3G) wireless services, traditional landline phones, teleconferencing stations, and hands-free headsets. It also offers vehicle tracking systems. Ultraframe (UK) Ltd., Paramount Group Hotels, and The Alternative Steel Company are among Neil Howard Telecoms' customers.

Telesat has a strong record of industry firsts. Both Telesat Canada and Loral Skynet were leaders in satellite communications from the start. In the 1960s, Telstar 1 was launched and used to deliver the first live, intercontinental satellite TV transmission. In the 1970s, Anik 1 became the first commercially operated domestic satellite in geostationary orbit. More recently, Anik F2 was the world's first satellite to successfully commercialize Ka-band for two-way high speed broadband services.

Chickasaw Holding's family of businesses keeps south central Oklahoma connected. The company's original business, Chickasaw Telephone Company, was founded in 1909 and offers local phone service to about 9,000 business and residential customers. Its other subsidiaries provide such services as long-distance (Chickasaw Long Distance), Internet access (BrightNet Oklahoma), wireless service (Chickasaw Cellular), and wholesale fiber-optic networking for business customers and other communications carriers (Indian Nations Fiber Optics). The group also installs telecommunications equipment, including private branch exchange (PBX) and voice mail systems through its Telco Supply Company subsidiary.

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