Tata Teleservices (TTSL) provides telecommunications services to about 58 million clients in thousands of towns and villages across India. Among its services are mobile and wireline telephone (under the Tata Indicom brand), fixed wireless phones (Walky), and public booth telephony. The company also provides wired and mobile Internet services and conferencing. TTSL has sales and distribution partnerships with such equipment providers as Motorola and ECI Telecom. It also provides additional wireless phone service through joint ventures with UK-based provider Virgin Mobile and Japan-based NTT DoCoMo. The company, founded in 1996, is a subsidiary of conglomerate Tata Group.

ADPT Corp provides data center input/output solutions that protect, accelerate, optimize, and condition data in data center environments in North America, Europe, and the Pacific Rim. Its products enable data center managers, channel partners, and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to deploy storage solutions to meet their customers’ information technology (IT) and business requirements. The company’s software and hardware products include application specific integrated circuits, host bus adapters, redundant array of independent disk (RAID) controllers, Adaptec RAID software, storage management software, storage virtualization software, and other solutions that span small computer system interface (SCSI), serial attached SCSI, serial advanced technology attachment, and Internet SCSI interface technologies. Its products are used in IT environments ranging from traditional enterprise environments to computing data centers. The company sells its products directly to OEMs, original design manufacturers, system integrators, value added resellers, and end users through its network of distribution and reseller channels. It has strategic development agreement with HCL Technologies Limited to provide product development and engineering services for the company’s product portfolio. ADPT Corp was formerly known as Adaptec, Inc. and changed its name to ADPT Corp on June 23, 2010. Adaptec company was founded in 1981 and is based in Santa Clara, California.

Silicon Light Machines Corporation makes tiny silicon machines for handling light. Using a patented Grating Light Valve (GLV) technology, the company builds optical micro- electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) onto silicon semiconductor wafers. After first using GLV-based technology -- licensed to Sony -- to produce high-resolution digital displays, SLM develops and markets a lineup of optical imaging devices for a diversity of applications. Its products are used in high- end computer-to-print systems, high-speed maskless lithography, and high-bandwidth telecommunications. Japan- based Dainippon Screen Manufacturing acquired SLM's MEMS business in 2008.

Headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, GPSI Holdings develops, manufactures and sells new and refurbished cart-mounted GPS distance measurement devices along with the related infrastructure for use with golf course operations, and provides service required to properly maintain the units. Golf courses benefit from GPSI`s systems through increased customer satisfaction, improved course management, potential revenue generation and enhanced safety.

Eesti Telekom is a holding company for telecommunications and tehnology companies in the Baltic country of Estonia. Subsidiary Elion Enterprises serves about 500,000 customers with fixed-line telephone service, while about 300,000 subscribers access the Internet over its network. Eesti also offers digital television programming under the digiTV brand. Other services include Web hosting and business data storage. Wireless subsidiary EMT has about 800,000 prepaid and postpaid cell phone subscribers. Through subsidiary MicroLink, the company offers IT services to businesses. Stockholm-based TeliaSonera increased its 60% stake in Eesti to 100% in late 2009 when it bought out the Republic of Estonia's minority stake.

Drillisch is one of Germany's leading telecom service providers. Mobile communications, its core business, is provided through subsidiaries Drillisch Telecom and simply Communication. Drillisch company serves more than two million wireless phone and Internet customers under several brand names, including Alphatel and Victorvox. As a reseller, the company buys wireless services from such companies as Vodafone and E-Plus and sells them to retail and corporate customers. In a related business, its subsidiary IQ-Optimize Software provides billing processes software for the mobile communications and mobile Internet industries.

Cisco Systems Argentina offers system design and support, security services, and lifecycle services designed to help customers get the most from their purchase. The Argentine office serves Bolivia, Paraguay, and Uruguay as well. From the Andes to the Atlantic, Cisco Systems Argentina conducts its parent's business in the Argentine Republic. The company offers IP-based voice, data, and video networking routers and switches to small and large businesses, and home users in manufacturing, education, and the public sector, and to telecom (cable, Internet, and phone) service providers. It also sells online teleconferencing equipment, network security systems, remote access servers, and IP telephony equipment.

Kudelski brings the digital revolution to the living room. Through its subsidiaries, the holding company offers secure digital TV access systems (Nagravision), smart cards used for digital TV access and other applications (NagraCard, NagraID), and its original product line, high-end digital and analog audio recorders (Nagra Audio) for the radio, film, and music industries. The company also holds a controlling stake in TV software developer OpenTV. Its SkiData business designs smart card and ticketing systems for amusement parks, parking facilities, ski resorts, and sporting arenas. Founder Stefan Kudelski and his family (including his son, CEO Andre Kudelski) hold more than 50% of the company's voting rights.

ACT Conferencing is a global provider of audio, web and video collaboration solutions. For more than 20 years, the world's largest enterprises and communication providers have depended on our consultation and service delivery to increase revenues, improve productivity, reach new markets, and outperform their competition.ACT creates a globally consistent, but culturally localized, unified communications experience. We design solutions which integrate seamlessly into diverse operating environments, and we apply service assurance controls in order to maintain the superior levels of quality and responsiveness required by multinational clients. ACT's unique capabilities are preferred by clients who value solutions that are easier to use, less costly to deploy, and enable teams to focus and achieve results faster.

iCore, like many technology companies, was driven by a brainstorm: VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) technology could be used to give small and medium sized companies the same voice and data communications capabilities enjoyed by large organizations at a fraction of the cost. The second part of the brainstorm: developing a business-class, secure, hosted network that could free businesses from making large capital expenditures. As veterans of Cable and Wireless, Allnet and Teleglobe Business Solutions, iCore’s upper management faced only one obstacle: although VoIP technology was proven, no one had ever used it in a secure, redundant, business-class setting.Founded in 2001, iCore spent three years developing and perfecting the technology, transforming VoIP into VoPI (Voice over Private Internet). Signing up its first customer in 2004, iCore now services 20,000 business customers, with double- or triple-digit growth every year.

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