Founded in 2002 by CTO Kris Pister, the company has received funding from venture capital firms including Cargill Ventures, Foundation Capital, and Institutional Venture Partners. Dust Networks makes wireless sensor systems that are used to monitor and control industrial systems. The company's SmartMesh platform wirelessly connects electronic sensors with in-building climate control, equipment monitoring, and surveillance systems, enabling greater building automation and security. Its products are also used for such applications as keeping tabs on sensitive manufacturing processes in harsh industrial environments and monitoring the integrity of equipment used to generate electricity.

3 Italia (also known as H3G Italia) oversees the Italian wireless telecommunications services business of its parent company, Hong Kong-based conglomerate Hutchison Whampoa. The subsidiary offers cellular service and a range of third generation (3G) wireless data services to about 8 million subscribers, two-thirds of which are prepaid users. Advanced mobile services offered by 3 Italia include mobile broadband Internet, as well as television, games, news, and other entertainment content programming. Its brands include X- Series (mobile Internet browsing and shopping) and Full Music 3 (mobile music downloads). 3 Italia operates from about 15 offices throughout the country. It was established in 1999.

Drillisch is one of Germany's leading telecom service providers. Mobile communications, its core business, is provided through subsidiaries Drillisch Telecom and simply Communication. Drillisch company serves more than two million wireless phone and Internet customers under several brand names, including Alphatel and Victorvox. As a reseller, the company buys wireless services from such companies as Vodafone and E-Plus and sells them to retail and corporate customers. In a related business, its subsidiary IQ-Optimize Software provides billing processes software for the mobile communications and mobile Internet industries.

WILLCOM provides wireless data and voice services to corporate and consumer customers in Japan. The company launched its service in 1995 and is the largest operator employing Personal Handyphone System (PHS) technology. PHS is a kind of stripped-down cellular service with relatively low charges; the technology was developed in Japan and most of its users live in Japan and China. A former subsidiary of KDDI, WILLCOM provides mobile service nationwide in Japan, serving more than 4 million subscribers. The Carlyle Group owns 60% of WILLCOM; Kyocera holds 30% and KDDI 10%. Burdened with debt of more than $2 billion, WILLCOM filed for bankruptcy protection from creditors in 2010.

Aquis brings more than 22 years of experience in telecom management, software development and billing provisioning. Trust a veteran, Aquis has helped more companies save money on their telecom services than any other in our field.Aquis is carrier agnostic, always working in your best interest.Aquis offers purchasing power and telecom know-how. We have been building and maintaining networks for more than 20 years.Our clients enjoy a world class call center and exceptional customer service.Provisioning and inventory is managed in our state-of-the-art data and order fulfillment center.Aquis has seasoned engineers and technicians with many years experience building and maintaining telecom networks.Aquis offers a complete solution for managing and optimizing your telecom assets including wireless and wire line assets. Aquis remains totally neutral, not receiving compensation from any carrier for service activations or equipment activity. Our experience and business analysis make Aquis the best-fit provider.

Kyocera Communications (formerly Kyocera Wireless) keeps the kinetic connected. Kyocera Communications company is a supplier of mobile phones that use the CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) and GSM (global standard for mobile communications) technology platforms. In addition to mobile handsets sold under the Kyocera and Sanyo brands, it makes a range of other accessories including wireless network cards for PC's, cell phone batteries, and headsets. Clients have included wireless service providers Cricket and Boost Mobile. San Diego-based parent company Kyocera International is the holding company for the North American operations of Kyocera Corporation, the Kyoto, Japan-based manufacturer of technical ceramics and electronic components.

FTTP Fiber to the Premises (FTTP) and FiOS Verizon is the first company in the telecom industry to begin using fiber on a widespread basis to connect homes and businesses directly to the network. The new technology has made available a wide array of new products, ranging from broadband connections that offer data transmission speeds far greater than anything available today to a variety of video applications, most notably Verizon FiOS TV.As you explore this section, you will learn more about our fiber products and services, deployment information, and the many ways this next-generation broadband product delivers innovative, integrated, and life-enhancing communications services to our customers and residents.

Wincomm has no problem putting its products on display. Wincomm designs, manufactures, and distributes hardware for use in the digital signage market. Products include plasma and LCD display engines, fanless waterproof Panel PC's, and fanless, antivibration micro-PCs for use in cars or mobile devices. The company's digital signage product lines range from 6 inches to 42 inch LCD and Plasma displays. Founded in 1993, Wincomm company began as a designer of digital switching and wireless PBX components, before switching focus to industrial PC production and distribution.

Con-Space Communications designs and manufactures radio communications equipment for people working in confined spaces and for public safety personnel. The company's products include miniature two-way radios with throat microphone attachments for use inside face masks and other protective clothing. Con-Space serves clients including municipal fire and law enforcement departments and the military. The company operates from offices in the UK and the US. Turret Oy AB, the company's majority shareholder, bought out Con-Space's remaining shares in 2009, taking the company private. Con-Space operates as part of the SAVOX Communications Group, which includes affiliated companies in Finland and the UK.

KGP Telecommunications, Inc. company was named after president Kathleen G. Putrah, who founded the company in 1985. KGP Telecommunications is a manufacturer and distributor of telecommunications equipment. The company offers about 15,000 voice, data, video, and wireless products from 300 manufacturers including Avaya, Corning, CommScope, and Telco Systems. KGP is classified as a small, woman-owned business by the US Small Business Administration, and serves the government as a top client. KGP operates 10 regional sales offices, eight distribution centers, and two manufacturing centers located across the US.

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