Enterasys Networks wants customers to feel at once connected and secure. Enterasys Networks company is a global provider of networking hardware, security software, and related installation, maintenance, and support services. Its products include switches, routers, and security applications that enhance voice, video, and data communications, as well as wireless controllers and access points that allow remote access to business applications and data. Among Enterasys' enterprise customers are large corporations, government agencies, and schools, including The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Turkish Ministry of Justice, and Boston College. It is a division of Siemens Enterprise Communications.

Boost Mobile is hoping to get a rise out of the young and the restless mobile phone market. A subsidiary of Sprint Nextel, the unit sells the parent company's mobile services on a prepaid basis across the US, marketing simplified payment plans primarily to the youth market. Boost Mobile, which has more than 3 million subscribers, also offers prepaid calling cards sold under the Re-Boost brand. Because Boost Mobile tailors the marketing message for its products and services to a younger demographic, the company's mobile data services and entertainment offerings are a central part of its product package. These services include text messaging, wireless Internet access, and games.

Wistron NeWeb is wishing for even more people to buy and use cell phones. The company makes wireless communications equipment, including antennas, mobile handsets, wireless networking equipment (routers, Internet phones, Ethernet cards), satellite radios, and set-top boxes for satellite TV. It sells its products to OEMs and other corporate customers. Other companies in the Wistron Group corporate family include PC, software, and computer component manufacturers. Electronics manufacturer Wistron owns about a quarter of Wistron NeWeb, which was formed in 1996.

Pentek Pentek provides electronic assemblies and single- board computers for cellular phones and other wireless devices, control and imaging equipment, radar and sonar systems, satellite communications, and telecommunications, among other applications. The company's digital signal processing boards use processors manufactured by Freescale Semiconductor and Texas Instruments. Its software radio products include transceivers and digital receivers. The company was established in 1986. Pentek's ownership is evenly split between co-founders Daniel Shamah (president) and Rodger Hosking (VP).

D-Link sells its products through distributors in more than 130 countries. D-Link Corporation company gets more than half of its sales outside Asia. D-Link Corporation company makes networking, connectivity, and data communications hardware, offering hubs and switches, adapters, print servers, routers, and transceivers. Other products include broadband modems, virtual private network/firewall devices, data storage systems, videoconferencing equipment, Web cameras, and business phones. D-Link sells to customers ranging from individual consumers to large enterprises, but it specializes in Ethernet components for the small to medium-sized office market.

TruePosition is the leading provider of location determination and intelligence solutions for the safety and national security markets worldwide. TruePosition offers a portfolio of industry-leading location technologies, future- proof platform products, innovative applications, and comprehensive networking and systems services to enable the creation of carrier-grade location solutions for private enterprise and government agencies to protect citizens, combat crime, and save lives.

XETA Technologies might be there with you. XETA Technologies distributes and installs phone, messaging, and contact management systems made by Avaya and Mitel Networks, as well as data networking products made by Avaya, Cisco, and Hewlett-Packard. It sells communications equipment to the hospitality industry, including its own line of call accounting products capable of tracking phone usage data. Additionally, XETA provides network consulting and installation services and offers managed service contracts for maintenance and upgrades to Nortel systems. Its customers have included Marriott International, Pepsi, and Time Warner.

Shaw Broadcast Services (SBS), a division of Shaw Communications Inc., is one of North America's largest full service commercial signal distribution networks. SBS delivers more television and radio signals to North American cable companies than any other single-source satellite signal supplier.

Infinera Corporation provides optical networking systems based on photonic integration technology in the United States. Its digital transport node (DTN) system utilizes the photonic integrated circuit (PIC) technology to enable digital processing and management of data with the capability to generate wavelength division multiplexing wavelengths and to add, drop, switch, manage, protect, and restore network traffic digitally. The company’s PICs transmit and receive 100 Gigabits per second of optical capacity and incorporate the functionality of approximately 60 discrete optical components into a pair of indium phosphide chips. The DTN System is used to enable optical to electrical to optical conversions at every network access point to provide communications service providers with the ability to digitally process the information being transported across their optical networks. It also offers a range of support offerings, including 24/7/365 hardware and software technical support, installation and deployment services, spares management, first line maintenance services, on-site technical services, professional services, product technical training, and extended product warranties. The company offers its products to operators of optical networks, including telecom carriers, cable operators, and Internet or content service providers. Infinera Corporation, formerly known as Zepton Networks, was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

A next step toward convergence, NextiraOne Europe provides voice, data, and video systems integration, network infrastructure assessment and outsourcing, and call center applications. The company consults with clients on one-time projects or in an ongoing capacity. It also manages and monitors networks, and offers security programs for networks, data, mobile operations, content, and voice. The company sells directly in nearly 20 countries and it has service partners worldwide. Customers operate primarily in the finance and health care industries, as well as the public sector. NextiraOne is owned by ABÉNEX Capital and some of its executives

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