Alan Dick & Company (AlanDick) designs, manufactures, and installs wireless telecommunications network towers and other communications infrastructure equipment. The company's products include cellular antennas, equipment shelters, radar systems, and signal amplifiers and repeaters. AlanDick also provides consulting, engineering, installation, network planning, and testing services. Aside from the telecom industry, the company's clients come a range of disciplines including broadcasting, energy, and transportation. Government agencies also call on AlanDick to supply systems for military, security, and weather applications. The company was established in 1971 and operates from about 30 offiices worldwide.

GN Netcom develops and markets hands-free corded and wireless telephone headsets and related accessories under the Jabra brand. The company's headsets and speakerphones, sold primarily in Europe and North America, are used by consumer mobile phone users and corporate call centers and offices. GN Netcom distributes its products through makers of wireless devices and computers, as well as telecommunications service providers. Enterprise clients have included UK-based telecom giant BT Group. The company's direct sales arm, Hello Direct, sells to small office and home office customers in the US via telemarketing and online sales. GN Netcom is a unit of GN Store Nord.

Source Photonics company manufactures two primary optical components, passive optical network (PON) subsystems and transceivers, and sells them both directly and through distributors to telecommunications equipment vendors, including Alcatel-Lucent, Motorola, Tellabs, UTStarcom, and ZTE Corporation. These customers supply such telecommunications service providers as Verizon with the fiber-optic technology needed to increase computer network bandwidth and speed to homes and businesses. Source Photonics makes most of its sales in China and the US.

Vitec Group Communications is the umbrella organization over UK-based Drake Electronics and US-based Clear-Com Communications. The company designs and supplies products used to construct intercom systems for use in air traffic control systems; simulation and testing environments; radio, television, and satellite broadcasting; live-performance venues; and other commercial setting, including hospitals, factories, and cruise ships. Customers include the BBC, Harpo Productions, and the Alexandrisky Theatre in Russia. Vitec, a unit of The Vitec Group, also provides services such as consulting, engineering, training, and support.

Shared Technologies doesn't make a secret of what it knows about business communications. Shared Technologies designs, sells, installs, and supports telecommunications hardware and software systems for businesses. Its services include network design, implementation, and support, and it provides such managed services as network monitoring and maintenance. Shared Technologies specializes in phone and data messaging systems, local-area networks (LANs), virtual private networks (VPNs), and call center systems.Shared Technologies deals in telecommunications products from vendors including Avaya, Mitel Networks, NEC, and TANDBERG. Shared Technologies was acquired by global electronics distributor Arrow Electronics in 2010.

Virgin Mobile USA provides voice and data wireless communications services to about 5 million subscribers across the US under on the Virgin banner and over Sprint Nextel's network. Targeting the youth market with value- oriented pricing, flexible calling plans, and stylish phones, the company offers mobile products and services intended to appeal to consumers under age 35. Virgin Mobile USA sells its phones with pre-paid and pay-as-you-go service plans through about 40,000 third-party retail stores, including Best Buy, Target, and Wal-Mart. Without a network to call its own, the company concentrates on sales and marketing. Virgin Mobile USA was acquired in late 2009 by Sprint Nextel for about $483 million.

CallWave is a leading provider of Internet and mobile based unified communications solutions. These solutions allow today's mobile professional to communicate and collaborate from anywhere and from any device. They are designed for businesses of all sizes and can be fully integrated into existing business enterprise tools and applications. Leveraging our wholly-owned CLEC, Liberty Telecomm, and years of experience and innovation in making mobile phones and PCs communicate with each other, CallWave is in a unique position to provide a suite of secure, scalable, and cost- effective mobile communications tools.CallWave's FUZE enables seamless high-definition online collaboration between mobile and desktop users. FUZE takes online collaboration beyond the desktop, enabling users on virtually any device to experience high-definition synchronized content, high-fidelity audio conferencing, online media storage, integrated presence and secure, persistent chat - all in one easy-to-use web application.

Nokia Siemens Networks wants to prove that titans don't have to clash. The 50-50 joint venture (established in 2007) combines the telecom carrier operations of diversified manufacturer Siemens with the network business of communications giant Nokia making it the second-largest global maker of wireless gear behind Ericsson. With a product portfolio spanning both wireless and wireline network equipment, the company offers systems and managed service packages tailored for such applications as broadband access, IP transport, communications software, and wireless data transmission. Nokia Siemens' key clients have included US voice and Internet services provider Embarq and global wireless carrier T-Mobile.

Fujitsu Network Communications is a subsidiary of the Japan- based electronics and computer systems giant Fujitsu Limited. Fujitsu Network Communications designs, manufactures, and maintains a variety of broadband transmission systems. Fujitsu Network Communications company supplies optical transport equipment and network management software to telecommunications carriers and cable television service providers. Its products include multiplexers, switches, and transponders. Fujitsu Network Communications company also provides network design, deployment, maintenance, and testing services. Its customers include AT&T, Qwest Communications, and Verizon Communications.

IDT Corporation operates as a telecommunications and energy company. It operates in three segments: Telecom Platform Services, Consumer Phone Services, and Genie Energy. The Telecom Platform Services segment provides telecommunications services, including prepaid and rechargeable calling cards, a range of voice over Internet protocol communications services, and wholesale carrier services. It produces and distributes prepaid calling cards to retail outlets across the country. This segment also provides prepaid cards to large and medium-sized retail chains, such as supermarkets, drug stores, and convenience stores under the retailers’ brand names. The Consumer Phone Services segment offers consumer local and long distance services comprising unlimited local, regional toll, and domestic long distance calling. The Genie Energy segment, through its IDT Energy subsidiary, resells natural gas and electricity to customers in New York.

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