Founded in 1998, Expand Networks counts America Online, Comcast Interactive Capital, RBC Capital Markets, and Weiss Peck & Greer among its investors. In 2008 Expand Networks company acquired privately held NetPriva Pty Ltd, a developer of software-only WAN optimization products. Expand Networks makes compression and acceleration devices used to monitor and manage the performance of wide area networks (WANs). Expand Networks company markets to enterprise and government customers, including Continental Airlines, the Department of Defense, Hitachi Capital, Motorola, and Texas Instruments.

RF Monolithics, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, and markets wireless solutions and wireless components for various applications in the industrial, medical, automotive, consumer, and telecommunications markets in the United States and internationally. Its wireless solutions product line comprises RF module products, including proprietary, custom, and standard-based radio modules; and gateway and network bridge products to connect different network types. The company’s wireless solutions product line also consists of Virtual Wire and RFIC short-range radio products, including proprietary hybrid transmitter, receiver, and transceiver modules; and various RFICs to complement the Virtual Wire product family comprising transmitters, receivers, and transceivers. RF Monolithics’ wireless components product line consists of filters for satellite radio, global positioning systems, and telecommunications base stations and repeaters, as well as includes RF filters and duplexers. Its wireless components product line also comprises frequency control products for analog and digital applications; crystal based products, such as multiple series of surface mound devices, including resonators, oscillators, filters, temperature compensated oscillators, and voltage controlled temperature compensated oscillators; low-power components, such as resonators used in low-power wireless transmitter and receiver applications. RF Monolithics, Inc. markets its products through manufacturers’ representatives and distributors in the United States; and markets its products internationally through manufacturers’ representatives acting as distributors, as well as through direct sales. RF Monolithics, Inc. was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in Dallas, Texas.

Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, with a technology center in Richardson, Texas, Overture Networks is leading the transformation to Carrier Ethernet services and infrastructure at the network edge. We are relentlessly focused on “Making Ethernet Easier” for our customers by offering flexible and manageable solutions that support and enhance the deployment of both Ethernet and legacy services to any size location – over optical or copper networks. These solutions enable service providers and enterprises to increase revenues, decrease costs and respond to the rapid growth and demand for high quality, effectively managed services at the access edge and first level aggregation points in the network. Our revolutionary product families, the ISG, UTX and UTS converged packet access platforms, are designed to help our customers offer consistent service delivery, manageability and reach. No other company can match the product breadth, performance and value.

CapRock delivers uncompromising communications solutions to customers anywhere in the world. The company's end-to-end solutions provide customers with integrated fixed and mobile satellite communications and network services. With nearly three decades of experience and projects completed in over ninety countries, CapRock has become the trusted leader for reliable communications to remote and harsh environments. CapRock serves its customers through three primary markets: Energy, Government and Maritime.

iBiquity Digital wants to spread the news about digital radio. iBiquity Digital company licenses in-band on-channel (IBOC) technology, branded as HD Radio, that allows AM or FM radio stations to transmit digital signals on the back of their normal analog signals. Customers include broadcast companies and more than 1,000 radio stations nationwide. The company also licenses HD Radio technology to home and car stereo receiver manufacuters including Boston Acoustics and Sanyo. iBiquity Digital has offices in Columbia, Maryland; Basking Ridge, New Jersey; and Pontiac, Michigan.

Coradiant Inc. company partners with such tech vendors as F5 Networks, ProactiveNet, and Tivoli Software. Originally founded as an e-business analyst firm in 1997, Coradiant is backed by such venture capital firms as CDP Capital, Doll Capital Management, and Desjardins Venture Capital (the venture funding arm of Mouvement des caisses Desjardins). Coradiant can help you keep a watchful eye on network traffic. The company makes a computer networking switch (TrueSight) that monitors Web-site traffic and performance. Its applications also include tools for business analysis, reporting, and incident management.

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.

DRI Corporation, through its subsidiaries, designs, manufactures, sells, and services information and surveillance technology products. Its products include DR600, a vehicle logic unit for buses that provides vehicle monitoring, location, and schedule adherence communication systems and programs; GPS for tracking of vehicles; Talking Bus next stop automatic voice announcement system and next stop internal signage; and a software suite that provides modules for customized transit applications, including computer-aided dispatch, automatic vehicle location, vehicle monitoring, wireless data exchange, and central recording station. The company also offers transit arrival signs and software; airport shuttle automatic vehicle location products and arrival signs; and TwinVision light-emitting diode and color electronic destination sign systems, as well as involves in the integration of and with vehicle sub-systems, including destination signs, fare collection, automatic passenger counters, engine controllers, transmission, and multiplexers. In addition, it provides ELYSE and central recording station software; Mobitec electronic destination sign systems and electronic information display systems; and VacTell video surveillance, recording, and actionable intelligence products. The company serves end-user customers, such as municipalities; regional transportation districts; state and local departments of transportation; transit agencies; public, private, and commercial operators of bus and van vehicles; and rental car agencies, as well as OEM customers, including manufacturers of transportation rail, bus, and van vehicles. It sells its products directly or through manufacturers’ representatives and distributors in North and South America, the Far East, the Middle East, Asia, Australia, and Europe. DRI Corporation company was formerly known as Digital Recorders, Inc. and changed its name to DRI Corporation in June 2007. DRI Corporation was founded in 1983 and is based in Dallas, Texas.

Founded in 1994, the company has offices in Brazil, Hong Kong, the UK, and the US. iDirect is a subsidiary of VT Systems, the US headquarters of Singapore Technologies Engineering. iDirect Technologies bypasses the wired world and heads straight for the heavens. The company provides networking equipment that allows broadband access over satellite networks. Service providers and network operators use its hubs, routers, and network accelerators to offer satellite-based Internet Protocol (IP) services and to optimize bandwidth usage. iDirect also sells to government agencies and large enterprises; its customers have included BT and the National Guard.

Teltronics is hooked on communications systems management and switching products. The company's systems and software are used to monitor telecommunication networks (including PBXs, voice mail systems, and data networks), as well as to route and process calls. Teltronics' products include digital switching systems for processing calls, customer contact management software, and remote maintenance systems for collecting network traffic data and monitoring alarm status.Teltronics company also provides contract manufacturing services for companies in industrial control, telecom, and test and measurement.Teltronics gets most of its sales in the US.

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