InterDigital, Inc. engages in the design and development of digital wireless technologies for use in cellular and wireless IEEE 802 related products. It also develops solutions for enhancing bandwidth availability and network capacity, wireless security and seamless connectivity, and mobility across networks and devices. In addition, the company licenses its technologies and mobile broadband modem solutions (modem IP, know-how, and reference platforms) to mobile device manufacturers, semiconductor companies, and other equipment producers that manufacture, use, and sell digital cellular products. InterDigital’s solutions are incorporated in various products, including mobile devices, such as cellular phones, wireless personal digital assistants and notebook computers, and data cards; base stations and other wireless infrastructure equipment; and components for wireless devices. The company was founded in 1972 and is headquartered in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.

Thales Communications has an ear for high-end radio gear. The company makes secure radio equipment -- specializing in small lightweight radio systems. Its software-based radio products include MBITR (multi-band inter/intra team radio for government programs), high-frequency RF systems, JEM (Joint Tactical Radio System Enhanced MBITR), and Thales 25 (handheld radio for both commercial and government customers). Thales Communications tailors its products for tactical, naval and maritime, and aerospace applications. It serves the US military, federal law enforcement agencies, and military forces of other allied nations. The company is a subsidiary of French aerospace and defense electronics manufacturer Thales.

Brightstar was founded in 1997 by CEO Marcelo Claure. Brightstar is hoping to outshine rival telecom distributor Brightpoint. The company distributes wireless products such as cell phones and accessories, wireless data equipment, and prepaid wireless products. Brightstar offers inventory management, logistics, fulfillment, customized packaging, and assembly services, as well as supply chain and reverse logistics services. It distributes cell phones made by Motorola, Kyocera, Samsung, LG, and Sony Ericsson, among others. With operations in more than 45 countries, the company serves network operators, retailers, and resellers in the Americas, Europe, and the Asia/Pacific region.

Qwest Wireless' customers seek cellular and online satisfaction. The company is a reseller of wireless voice and broadband Internet services to consumers within a 14 state local calling area. Its services are enabled through a deal with network operator Verizon. Qwest's agreement with Verizon, which began in 2009, allows the Denver-based company to maintain sales, marketing, customer service, billing, and collection services under its own brand. The company is a subsidiary of Qwest Communications.

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.

CEO Jim Litton capitalized on a 30-year career in the senior management of numerous electronics firms to found NavCom Technology in 1992. Every move you make, every step you take, NavCom Technology could be watching you -- if you want it to. The Deere & Company subsidiary provides wireless and Global Positioning System (GPS) communications equipment. Its GPS technology is used for land, marine, and aeronautical uses. The company's equipment is used in surveying, construction, agriculture, and mining, among other uses. It also offers engineering consulting for precise positioning, wireless communications, and robotics, as well as the StarFire Network, a satellite-based system for precision positioning.

The Andrade Gutierrez Group has a renowned history of competence and creativity in the execution of large enterprises in Brazil and throughout the world. Founded in 1948 in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, the Group is one of the largest private groups in Latin America, with operations in Engineering and Construction, Telecommunications, Power, and Public Concessions. The AG Group operates according to strategies of business generation, quality, long-term growth, integration with the communities, local employee value and development, and commitment to environmental balance. Today, the Group is a corporation fully adapted to the latest international trends, with the flexibility to establish partnerships, to identify opportunities in the industries in which we operate, and to establish contracts in diverse modalities.

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.

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.

Hawaiian Telcom is the largest full-service provider of communications services, products and solutions in Hawaii.They have been a communications provider in Hawaii for more than 120 years. Our market consists of 86 central offices serving an area of approximately 6,263 square miles on the islands of Oahu, Maui, Hawaii, Kauai, Molokai and Lanai. We are the incumbent provider of local exchange services within this area and own the state’s most extensive local telecommunications network. They provide local telephone service including voice and data transport, enhanced custom calling features, network access, directory assistance and private lines. In addition, we provide high- speed Internet, long distance services, next generation Internet protocol (IP)-based network services, customer premise equipment, data solutions, billing and collection, and pay telephone services.

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