Bell Aliant is one of North America’s largest regional telecommunications providers, serving a population of 5.3 million Canadians.Bell Aliant was created by joining Bell Canada’s regional wireline business in Ontario and Quebec, Bell’s majority interest in Bell Nordiq, and the Aliant wireline business, its information technology company, xwave, and its knowledge solutions through Innovatia.Guided by our strengths, our people, and our experience, we will provide the highest-level products and services available anywhere to our customers across Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada. We will be a recognized leader among North America’s information and communication technology providers, focused on making life, business, and entertainment simple for the people we serve.

VegaStream is a provider of VoIP gateway devices that businesses and communications service providers use to deploy and manage telephony services over their networks. Its line of Vega digital gateways are used to connect telephone switchboards to data networks. Customers include Orbitel, Primus Communications, and the US Navy. VegaStream company was established in 1998 and has received funding from capital investors, including MTI Partners and VegaStream management.

Some might take offense at being known as a person who yaks away on the phone, but this company considers it a term of endearment. A reseller of international long-distance and other communications services, Yak Communications offers contract-free discount dial-around services (so-called "10-10"or casual calling) primarily to residential customers. Services include home telephone accounts, wireless voice access (yakMobile), and broadband Internet connections. It also sells prepaid calling cards and offers alternative interexchange carrier services, known as 1+billing, which allow customers to choose Yak for all long-distance calling. The company is a subsidiary of Globalive Communications.

AMIMON offers a wireless alternative for those who hate the hassle of wires and snakes. The fabless semiconductor company makes modules and chipsets that enable wireless transmission between high-definition video and audio sources and consumer electronic displays, such as DVD players, LCD and plasma TVs, gaming consoles, and multimedia projectors. AMIMON's uncompressed wireless link boasts the same functionality and quality as a wired link. Manufacturers such as Sharp use AMIMON's technology in LCD TVs that are sold in Japan. The firm has also joined forces with Belkin to develop wireless home theater setups.

BATM Advanced Communications manufactures voice and data networking and connectivity hardware. The company's products include optical communications devices ranging from photonic switches, hubs, routers, and media converters to high-speed digital subscriber line (DSL) modems, port modules, and network interface cards. BATM distributes its products in North America through US-based subsidiary Telco Systems. BATM company also has distribution agreements with Sprint North Supply and PC Connection. CEO and director Zvi Marom owns about a quarter of BATM.

BT Conferencing is a leading global provider of audio, video and web collaboration services. We are the foremost player in the UK’s growing conferencing services market and the leading supplier of video conferencing services worldwide. Our partnerships with top technology companies and equipment vendors ensure we always have the best and latest solutions to offer our customers. BT Conferencing services customers worldwide and with global headquarters in the UK, USA, and Asia Pacific. We provide reliable, robust and innovative conferencing solutions to some of the largest companies in the world. We offer tailor-made solutions to our customers, whether they are SMEs or major global businesses. Today, as businesses juggle to increase productivity, be more environmentally aware and improve the work-life balance of employees, our conferencing and collaboration services offer cost-effective and time-saving solutions.

DSLi offers local and long-distance computer telephony service primarily to residential and small businesses customers in south Florida. The company provides phone service using Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology which allows subscribers to make phone calls using their Internet connection. It markets VoIP-based business phone systems to companies under the VOX3PBX brand. The company's services are enabled by software products developed by BroadSoft. DSLi also provides Internet access over T-1 and DSL lines and offers such data services as Web hosting and colocation. The company was established in 1995.

Primus delivers high-quality solutions for more than 2.4 million consumers, including small & medium enterprises and multinational businesses. Unlike the rest, Primus takes advantage of global telecommunications deregulation. This allows Primus to bring you facilities-based networks and facilities-based datacenters for a sophisticated line of services to manage your complete E-Business and data communication needs. Primus has ownership interests in over 23 transoceanic fiber-optic cable systems in Europe, North and South America, and the Asia-Pacific region.

Forget walkie talkies, PeopleNet Communications has a high- tech alternative for the North American transportation industry to keep on top of its fleet. It provides commercial vehicle management and telecommunication hardware that includes an onboard computer, GPS satellite tracker, message display, voice handset, engine diagnostics tool, and event recorder to track driver performance. This telematics system can be custom assembled depending on the type of fleet: private, tanker, truckload, less-than-truckload, and food distribution, among others. PeopleNet's services include custom reporting, project management, and user training. Customers include Groendyke Transport, Sherwin-Williams, and Tyson Foods.

Bell Mobility is in a nip-and-tuck struggle for the top wireless carrier spot. Bell Mobility company provides mobile voice, data, and broadband Internet services to about 6 million customers, primarily in eastern Canada, under the Bell Mobility and Solo Mobile brands. It also markets services in other regions under the Virgin brand through subsidiary Virgin Mobile Canada which operates in partnership with Virgin Group. The company's products and services are made available through a network of dealers and retail outlets, including its own TotalCom stores. Bell Mobility accounts for about one-quarter of sales for its parent company BCE, Canada's largest telecommunications company.

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