PTCL is all set to redefine the established boundaries of the telecommunication market and is shifting the productivity frontier to new heights. Today, for millions of people, we demand instant access to new products and ideas. More importantly we want them for their better living standards with increased values in this ever-shrinking globe of ours. We are setting free the spirit of innovation. PTCL is going to be your first choice in the future as well, just as it has been over the past six decades.

Wegener doesn't mind broadcasting its business. Wegener company, through its Wegener Communications subsidiary, makes transmission and receiving equipment primarily for the broadcast and data communications markets. Its products include digital and analog compression equipment that increases satellite channel capacity, cue and control products that enable cable networks to insert local commercials, devices that feed data to news and weather services, and equipment that transmits background music to businesses. Customers include MUZAK and Roberts Communications.

Alcatel-Lucent is the trusted transformation partner of service providers, enterprises, strategic industries such as defense, energy, healthcare, transportation, and governments worldwide, providing solutions to deliver voice, data and video communication services to end-users. A leader in fixed, mobile and converged broadband networking, IP and optics technologies, applications and services, Alcatel- Lucent leverages the unrivaled technical and scientific expertise of Bell Labs, one of the largest innovation powerhouses in the communications industry.

AirIQ has leveraged its existing resources and the experience gained from the commercial fleet business to develop an end-to-end solution for the Consumer marketplace under its MobileIQ brand.AirIQ applies its intelligence to wireless communications. The company provides a broad range of telematics services, including vehicle locating, automated inventory, maintenance reminders, security alerts, vehicle disabling, and unauthorized movement alerts. AirIQ's commercial customers include construction equipment owners, trucking fleets, and vehicle rental services. It also offers communication and monitoring products for marine fleets through its Boatracs division. It serves the consumer market with its MobileIQ stolen vehicle recovery products and services. AirIQ markets its products in North America.

L-3 GCS believes a satellite communications system is more than the sum of its parts. The systems integrator resells satellite telephones and videophones, as well as VSATs (very small aperture terminals), from such manufacturers as Inmarsat and Iridium, and reconfigures them into complete systems for military and commercial clients. L-3 Global Communications Solutions, Inc. also acts as a broker of satellite airtime. Formerly called Global Communications Solutions (GCS), L-3 Global Communications Solutions, Inc. was acquired by L-3 Communications and renamed L-3 GCS in 2007. It counts the US Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security among its customers.

CellAntenna wants to rid the world of bad cell phone reception.CellAntenna distributes and installs external antennas, signal boosters, and other equipment that improves reception and reduces the number of dropped calls. It also installs in-building repeater systems to improve signal strength in office buildings and sells cell phone jammers to the federal government. CellAntenna's more than 18,000 customers have included Sun Microsystems and AT&T Mobility.

Source Photonics company manufactures two primary optical components, passive optical network (PON) subsystems and transceivers, and sells them both directly and through distributors to telecommunications equipment vendors, including Alcatel-Lucent, Motorola, Tellabs, UTStarcom, and ZTE Corporation. These customers supply such telecommunications service providers as Verizon with the fiber-optic technology needed to increase computer network bandwidth and speed to homes and businesses. Source Photonics makes most of its sales in China and the US.

CEO Jim Litton capitalized on a 30-year career in the senior management of numerous electronics firms to found NavCom Technology in 1992. Every move you make, every step you take, NavCom Technology could be watching you -- if you want it to. The Deere & Company subsidiary provides wireless and Global Positioning System (GPS) communications equipment. Its GPS technology is used for land, marine, and aeronautical uses. The company's equipment is used in surveying, construction, agriculture, and mining, among other uses. It also offers engineering consulting for precise positioning, wireless communications, and robotics, as well as the StarFire Network, a satellite-based system for precision positioning.

It's clear that Sinclair Technologies synchronizes its business around telecommunications technologies. The company manufactures a variety of components, including fixed and mobile wireless network antennas, filters, receiver multicouplers, and transmitter combiners for more than 1,500 customers. Its products are used for mobile radio, public safety, military, cellular, and transportation applications. Sinclair Radio Laboratories was founded in 1951 by George Sinclair, an engineering professor at the University of Toronto; in the 1960s the firm designed antennas used on Gemini spacecraft. The company is owned by the three daughters of the founder, who died in 1993. It became Sinclair Technologies in 1995.

EMS Technologies, Inc. designs, manufactures, and sells wireless communications products to satellite and wireless communications markets for commercial and defense applications in the United States and internationally. Its Aviation segment provides satellite-based communications solutions for the aeronautical market. This segment also builds in-cabin connection devices and computers to process data on board aircraft, including rugged data storage, airborne connectivity, air-to-ground connectivity, and data recording and replay equipment. It offers aeronautical antennas, aeronautical tracking products, aeronautical telephony and e-mail services, aeronautical terminals, and avionics data networking products. The company’s Global Tracking segment engages in asset tracking and emergency management operations. It provides aeronautical voice and tracking, and satellite-based machine-to-machine mobile communications equipment and services to track, monitor, and control remote assets. This segment also offers equipment for the Cospas-Sarsat search and rescue system and incident management software for rescue coordination. Its LXE segment provides rugged mobile terminals and wireless data networks used for logistics applications, such as distribution centers, warehouses, and container ports. This segment offers handheld and vehicle-mounted terminals, wireless networks, host connectivity software, and accessories, as well as maintenance services. The company’s Defense & Space segment provides microwave-based RF systems and subsystems for military and defense electronics applications. Its products are also used in various commercial and civil ventures. This segment also offers research and development services. The company sells its products directly, as well as through distributor channels, value-added-resellers, integrators, and independent marketing representatives. EMS Technologies was founded in 1968 and is based in Norcross, Georgia.

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