SOFTBANK MOBILE is one of the leading wireless carriers in Japan where industry stalwarts NTT DoCoMo and KDDI preside in the mobile space. The mobile communications company provides wireless voice, data, and Internet services under the White and S! brands to about 20 million subscribers throughout the island nation. It also serves about 16 million customers with wireless Internet connections. SOFTBANK MOBILE distributes wireless handsets and accessories made by a range of mobile device manufacturers including Nokia, Panasonic, and Toshiba. The company is a subsidiary of investment firm SOFTBANK CORP which owns stakes in about 60 companies.

Bharti Airtel is one of the leading alternative providers of telecommunications services in India, and among the top ten global carriers offering services in 17 other countries, particularly in Africa. Through its subsidiaries, the company operates through three business units: Airtel Telemedia Services (broadband and telephone), Enterprise Services, and Mobile Services. The Enterprise Services group aids both long-distance carriers and corporate clients. Bharti Airtel has approximately 180 million mainly mobile subscribers. The company is a unit of Bharti Enterprises, a conglomerate with interests in education and training, financial services, food, insurance, real estate, retail, and telecom equipment and services.

Wisair's wares send signals whizzing through the air. Wisair designs chipsets used in ultra-wideband (UWB) wireless communications devices. UWB transmissions can carry information at rates much faster than Wi-Fi; Wisair touts its chipsets as enabling Wireless USB home and office connectivity for devices such as printers at low cost and low levels of power consumption. The company's investors include Apax Partners, Intel, and Vertex Venture Capital. Wisair has offices in Israel, Japan, and the US. The company is part of the RAD Group, a corporate family of high-tech firms that are linked by coordinated strategy rather than formal ownership.

GeoSentric (formerly Benefon) is trying to locate the top spot among the world's navigation and mobile device manufacturers. The GSM and GPS mobile telematics equipment maker has been producing mobile equipment for GSM and NMT cellular systems since 1988. Products include hand-held, in- vehicle, and machine-to-machine (M2M) mobile equipment. GeoSentric's products include consumer products, in-vehicle and machine-to-machine mobile equipment, and related software applications.

About Hutchison Global Communications Hutchison Global Communications Limited ("HGC") is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hutchison Telecommunications Hong Kong Holdings Limited ("HTHKH"; SEHK: 215). HTHKH is a member of the Hutchison Whampoa Group (SEHK: 13). Since our establishment in 1995, we have been fully committed to building a fibre-optic network to better serve our customers' needs. As a result, HGC today owns and operates one of the largest "fibre-to-the-building" telecommunications networks in Hong Kong . This state-of-the-art telecommunications network consists of more than 5,300 kilometres of ducting and over 965,000 kilometres of core fibre optic cable, a length that can go around the earth some 24 times. Leveraging our self-built fibre optic network, we have gained a firm foothold in the local fixed network industry. HGC delivers unsurpassed services to diverse users, spanning business and residential customers, schools, hospitals, local communities as well as other network carriers. Our core services include Internet Access Services , Data Services , Voice Services , and International Connectivities .

Wireless Telecom Group sure makes a lot of it. Wireless Telecom company, which markets its products under the brand name Noisecom, makes electronic noise generators for wireless telecommunications systems. Its products are used to test whether such systems can receive transmitted information. Its noise emulator products also operate in radar and satellite systems to continually monitor and test receivers or to jam signals. Wireless Telecom's Boonton Electronics subsidiary makes radio-frequency (RF) and microwave test equipment. Its Microlab subsidiary makes high-power, passive microwave components. Wireless Telecom Group gets nearly one-third of sales from outside the Americas region.

Redstone's bedrock business is providing telecom systems and IT services to businesses and public agencies in the UK. The company offers systems design, installation, and support services for voice and data communications systems. It also specializes in systems that integrate building access control and closed circuit TV functions. Redstone also offers managed network security services and server and data storage products distribution. The company is divesting non- core businesses to focus on higher margin areas. It sold its telecom unit (including its Symphony Holdings subsidiary) to Daisy Group for £17 million in 2009 and the telephone maintanence arm of its Marcom subsidiary to Maintel in 2010.

Wi-LAN hopes that its wireless technology patents translate into a license to print money. Prviously a manufacturer of wireless equipment, the company has shifted its efforts to primarily focus on licensing its technology to equipment manufacturers. Wi-LAN has licensed its patents to more than 200 clients who incorporate it into wireless, wireline, and V-Chip (used to filter out inappropriate television programming) technology. Clients have included Cisco, Nokia, Panasonic, and Samsung. The company's portfolio includes over 750 patents.

Navico Holding A.S. company reels in anglers with its high- tech fish finders and keeps hikers and hunters on the right track with its portable location finders. Navico is a leading maker of sonar products (aka depth sounders or depth finders) for sport fishing. It also makes Global Positioning System (GPS) products used by boaters, hunters, hikers, and others for terrain mapping and marking. The products, sold under its B&G, Eagle, Northstar, Lowrance, and Simrad brands, are distributed through wholesalers, boat dealers, and retail outlets like Wal-Mart. Navico was created in 2006 with the combination of Simrad Yachting and Lowrance Electronics.

ILD is a well-known name as a leading source in back office support for digital media, ecommerce, healthcare and communications companies conducting business online and over the phone. The wide experience of serving companies in all aspects of business makes ILD a trusted name in American call centers, alternative payment methods (APM) like bill to phone and LEC billing, digital collaboration, conferencing and webcasting, online marketing, and reputation management Selected by Inc. magazine as one of America’s fastest growing companies, ILD has helped free countless business owners, IT professionals and marketing managers from the never-ending back office fire fighting associated with sales and marketing, call center support, and clearinghouse administration, alternative payment method (APM) processing, appointment setting, call center chat, and business conferencing functions from ILD, businesses can begin reallocating valuable time and resources, while more efficiently managing cash flow, creating revenue lift and improving on the job satisfaction.

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