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.

Tricell, Inc. is a distributor of cell phones and other handheld communications products.Tricell, Inc.company provides wholesalers in the UK, Europe, Middle East, Asia, and the US with products made by Kyocera, Motorola, NEC, Nokia, Samsung, Siemens, and Sony Ericsson. Tricell Distribution, the company's logistics and support unit, supplies network services and hardware to wireless goods dealers and call centers in the UK. Tricell Distribution has licensing agreements with Vodafone and the Guardline Group. Tricell, Inc. bought distributor Ace Telecom in 2004 and N2J Limited for cash-and-stock in August 2006. Former CEO Andre Salt founded Tricell in 1999 and stepped down in 2006.

ANDA Networks products strive for ubiquity. ANDA Networks company provides equipment for fiber and copper-based networks that service providers use to deliver voice and data services to their subscribers. Its EtherTone product line enables services such as high-speed Internet access and voice-over-IP. ANDA makes sales through relationships with such equipment makers as Ciena and Nortel Networks to communications service providers worldwide. The company's investors include Venrock Associates (28%), Highland Capital Partners (21%), ADC Telecommunications, Amerindo Investment Advisors, Crimson Ventures, Franklin Templeton, InveStar Capital, and Saints Venture.

Icera wants to serve up the next generation of wireless devices on ice. The mobile broadband startup company develops wireless processors for use in terminals that transmit data to mobile phones. The fabless semiconductor company touts its devices as offering high performance with low power consumption and low cost; the chips' designs are intended to make them flexible and scalable for a variety of networks. Its IceClear receiver technology cancels the effect of interference from other cells. Icera has design locations in Canada, France, the UK, and the US. It was founded in 2002 by veterans of Broadcom and STMicroelectronics. In 2008 the company merged with Sirific Wireless, carrying on the name of Icera.

Alternative is one of the UK’s leading independent telecommunications service providers. Since 1994 we have grown steadily and dependably, focusing on delivering high levels of customer service, expert consultancy and technical expertise.It’s an ethos that has made us a strong, financially stable and strategically well-positioned company – one that over 5,000 businesses and organisations trust with their vital communications.
At Alternative, we pride ourselves on its expertise and experience in all aspects of telecommunications – including voice, mobile, systems and IT solutions. We hold top accreditations with such world-class brands as Mitel, Avaya, BT, Cable and Wireless, Vodafone and O2, and work closely with them to ensure you’re always one step ahead of the competition. AIM listed since 2005, Alternative has a turnover of around £90 million, and employs in excess of 450 members of staff across four strategically positioned office locations.

Indagon was founded in 2002 by a group of former Nokia employees and is backed by the Nokia Early Stage Technology Fund. Indagon keeps track of those on the go. Indagon Oy makes a GPS-based positioning system that includes a terminal, server, GPS data collection device, and software. The Indagon Leader system is used primarily in cargo, navigation, and fleet management applications. Customers hail from various industries (security; transportation and logistics; maintenance and real estate; TETRA and GSM operators; and public sector and safety) and include Turvapalvelut, Experant Oy, Mavecom, and China Mobile.

Netgem wants to be the "next gem" of interactive television. Netgem company develops set-top boxes used to deliver digital cable television service. Its products also provide customers with Internet access and email service through their televisions. Brands include Netgem company's iplayer, a digital television receiver, and its Netbox product, another line of adapters or receivers. Netgem company also sells an audience data collection system (Viewtime) for media professionals which analyzes and tracks audiences' behaviors and viewing patterns. Netgem's chief customer is N9UF Telecom, a French television manufacturer.

Ditech Networks, Inc. was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. Ditech Networks, Inc. offers communications with voice processing solutions that perform tasks ranging from voice-enabled Web 2.0 and unified communications services to voice quality enhancement. The company offers various solutions that deliver voice communication and enable voice capabilities to new communications methods, such as social networking and text messaging. Its products help communications companies worldwide meet the multiple challenges of service differentiation, network expansion, and call capacity, by delivering voice quality. The company was formerly known as Ditech Communications Corporation and changed its name to Ditech Networks, Inc. in May 2006.

A successful company supplies a product to fulfill a need, and sadly, the need in South Africa is to prevent car thefts. In a country where 10 cars are stolen every hour, DigiCore's telematics for GPS/GSM vehicle tracking systems and fleet management have been well received. Through subsidiaries C-track and DigiCore Fleet Management, the company provides wireless hardware and software platforms for government agencies and commercial customers to keep tabs on their mobile assets. DigiCore now has operations in almost 40 countries; however, South Africa is still its largest market, with 60% of sales. Major commercial customers include Telkom and Xstrata in South Africa and Royal Mail and Thames Water in the UK.

Antennas are par for the course at Q-Par Angus. The company makes microwave antennas, including broadcast, split reflector, broadband steerable, prime focus, and waveguide horn antennas. The company also makes antenna positioners, controller software, adaptors, polarizers, filters, attenuators, and phase shifters. Its research and consulting services range from radiation hazard surveys and microwave materials analysis to distance, depth, and moisture content measurements. Customers include QinetiQ, Thales Underwater Systems, and the UK Ministry of Defence. The company gets about 45% of its sales overseas. Q-Par Angus was founded in 1973 by managing director Richard Holliday and company secretary Jenny Holliday

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