Networkfleet keeps its eyes on the street. A subsidiary of HUGHES Telematics, the company provides wireless networking systems that monitor the performance and location of business fleet vehicles. Its products provide Global Positioning System (GPS) tracking, confirm driver deliveries, and collect preventive maintenance data on engine diagnostics and repairs. Customers include commercial and government fleets, including city, state, and federal agencies. It serves fleets ranging from a few automobiles to thousands of vehicles. Formerly called Networkcar, the company changed its name in 2008 to reflect its focus on commercial and government fleets.

Tatara Systems sells equipment and software that allow communications service providers to deliver converged (voice, video, and data) wireless services to their customers. Its servers and client software support roaming partnerships, customer authentication, and network monitoring. The company markets its system, called the Mobile Services Convergence Platform, to mobile operators, telephone companies, cable system operators, and aggregators. Customers include BT Group, Bell Mobility, O2, and Vodafone Group. Established in 2001, Tatara Systems has received venture funding from Highland Capital Partners and North Bridge Venture Partners.

Cellcom Israel is one of Israel's leading wireless telecommunications operator. Founded in 1994, the company provides domestic cellular services, including voice, content, data, and multimedia messaging, throughout the territory. It provides international service through roaming agreements with nearly 500 other communications providers. Cellcom Israel also has fiber-optic transmission and microwave-based network resources that support its cellular network and allow the company to offer limited data and landline phone services primarily to business customers.

Zhone Technologies helps network service providers get into the SLMS zone. The company's Single Line Multi-Service (SLMS) platform uses existing local-loop infrastructures to deliver broadband services. Telecommunications service providers use SLMS to offer their business and residential subscribers bundled broadband Internet access, local and long-distance voice, and broadcast video services. Zhone markets its products worldwide, selling directly and through distributors, resellers, systems integrators, and service providers. Its distribution partners include Graybar and Ingram Micro.

The Greek affiliate of UK-based wireless phone giant Vodafone Group, Vodafone-Panafon (also known as Vodafone Greece) offers mobile telecommunications services to about 4 million subscribers. The company's services include Internet access (provided under the Vodafone NET brand), wireless data services including text and multimedia messages, multimedia such as games, music, news, and entertainment programming (Vodafone live!). Vodafone-Panafon sells its services and distributes cell phones from about 400 retail locations and online.

FOXTEL is Australia's leading subscription television provider and is connected to over 1.63 million subscribing households on cable and satellite through retail and wholesale distribution. FOXTEL strives to ensure our six million viewers find TV they want to watch every time they switch on their television through delivery of more than 200 channels covering news, sport, general entertainment, movies, documentaries, music and children’s programming.FOXTEL commenced distributing its services on cable with 20 channels in 1995, expanding to 31 channels and satellite distribution in 1999 and increased its offering to 45 channels in 2002 following the completion of the FOXTEL- Optus Content Supply Agreement.The FOXTEL Digital service was launched in 2004, and FOXTEL is now giving Australian viewers the choice of more than 200 Digital channels. Since its launch, FOXTEL has extended its Digital innovations by adding a raft of new channels and interactive features including additional news, sports and weather applications, as well as FOXTEL iQ, a fully integrated Personal Digital Recorder, launched in 2005.

Hrvatske telekomunikacije (which also does business as Croatian Telecom under the T-Mobile Hrvatska and T-Hrvatski Telekom brands) provides fixed-line (1.5 million subscribers), mobile (2.8 million), international long- distance, high-speed Internet (more than 500,000), and business data networking services in Croatia. A subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, it is the largest provider of telecommunications services to the country. Wired network and broadband services are offered under the T-Com brand and wireless services fall under the T-Mobile banner. Deutsche Telekom owns 51% of the company's shares.

Red-M Group provides wireless networking equipment and related consulting, implementation, maintenance, and planning services. Red-M Group Limited company lays the groundwork for installation of radio-frequency wireless networks with such design software tools as Red-Predict (prediction of in-building design challenges), MbP (measurement by prediction, for assessing network coverage at specific sites), and SmartPlan (configuring networks from planning through rollout and then post-build optimization). Customers include BAA Airports, Network Rail, and T-Mobile. Red-M Group's venture investors are Amadeus Capital Partners, Apax Partners, Close Venture Management, Octopus Asset Management, Pi Capital, and The Parkmead Group.

Phones International was founded in 1998 by chairman and CEO Peter Jones. Phones International Group goes way beyond three-way calling. The group distributes mobile phones and resells communications services from companies such as Nokia and Vodafone. Phones International is comprised of three operating companies: Data Select (UK mobile phone equipment distribution), Wireless Logic (wireless data services), and Newmediacom (wireless video broadcasting).

Active Communication Company Limited (ACCL) stays busy providing network support for wired and wireless computer systems. The company's services include the design and installation of network equipment and cabling systems. It also provides consulting, facilities management, and network support services. ACCL serves customers in the financial, construction, and education sectors. Clients include the Chapelfield Shopping Centre in Norwich. Managing director and owner Wayne Connors founded ACCL in 1998.

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