Wireless Xcessories Group dresses up cellular phones. The company markets and distributes about 3,000 accessory products for wireless phones and other portable devices. Decorative carrying cases, hands-free kits, rechargeable batteries, chargers, antennae, and other items are sold primarily in North America through retailers and distributors, and from its e-commerce Web site; a majority of its products are manufactured in China and Taiwan. Wireless Xcessories also offers ancillary products and services such as retail packaging, displays, posters, and marketing. In addition, the company distributes third-party cell phone products made by Motorola, Nokia, and other cell phone manufacturers.

Avaya GmbH is on call for businesses in Deutschland with a need for communications technology and services. A subsidiary of US-based Avaya Inc. that is also known as Avaya Germany, Avaya GmbH company is a German provider of voice and data communications systems for small and medium-sized business customers. It sells, installs, and services computer and data networking equipment, as well as software used to enable a broad range of business communications. Areas of specialty include computer-based telephony, call center systems, broadband data transmission, video conferencing, company-wide data networks, and network security. Clients have included financial services provider RiskMetrics and soccer organization FIFA.

AB&T Telecom is a division of the AB&T Companies, in business since 1963.For over 40 years, AB&T has been working in electronics and technology products and services. Today, AB&T Telecom functions as the technology solutions arm of the AB&T Companies.Our role is to construct telecommunications and technology solutions for small, medium, large businesses and government customers, and then to deliver those solutions efficiently through a network of technology partners. We work with hundreds of technology partners nationally to deliver our solutions to the customer.

Nobel, Ltd. is a market leader in the global telecommunications industry. Founded in 1998 by Thomas Knobel, Nobel, Ltd. has grown rapidly. Nobel, Ltd. was the first company to tackle the online prepaid phone cards market with NobelCom.com, the company now offering a variety of telecommunications services. In 2004, the success of Nobel, Ltd. was recognized by the Inc. 500 independent magazine. Nobel, Ltd. was ranked number 79 on Inc. Magazine's 23rd annual list of fastest growing private companies in the United States. A key advantage of Nobel, Ltd. is the network that allows us to offer highly competitive rates for every service. NobelTel's TDM/VoIP network includes a powerful, fully integrated billing system that enables customers to bundle multiple components under a single billing platform. This makes the tracking and customization of products simple, yet incredibly effective for its customers. In addition, all products are supported by Nobel's own 24/7 call center.

Iteris is a leader in the traffic management market delivering total solutions for public and private sector clients in key markets worldwide. We develop and apply advanced technologies to reduce traffic congestion and improve the safety of our surface transportation system. We combine our expertise in hardware and software engineering, image processing, and traffic management to develop sophisticated systems that reduce travel time, reduce congestion, enhance transit operations, provide safer mobility, and improve the overall quality of life. We have assembled a bright and talented team from many professional disciplines to focus on the specific needs of our clients. Iteris is committed to the traffic management market - striving to apply our talents to solving the challenging problems of the movement of people and goods. By applying advanced engineering, best industry practices, experience and imagination, Iteris develops end-to-end solutions that solve traffic problems today and allow for future growth and flexibility.

Nearfield Systems was founded in 1988. Nearfield Systems makes test systems used to measure the performance characteristics of microwave antennas. Its products are based on instruments and test equipment made by Agilent Technologies. Nearfield Systems has done work for NASA, the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, and the US Navy, among other clients. While the name of Nearfield Systems is Nearfield Systems, the firm also makes far-field antenna measurement systems.

Airwave delivers mission critical voice and data communications to organisations that provide vital public services – the police, fire and ambulance services, local authorities, health, utilities and transport providers. Airwave has invested £1.4 billion to date to create the Airwave Network, which was purpose built to meet the needs of emergency services. The Network is totally secure, covers 99% of Great Britain’s landmass and is interoperable, meaning that for the first time members of different public service organisations can communicate with one another. The Airwave Network is the first public service network in the world to offer secure, seamlessly integrated communications between emergency services and other emergency responders, and has made Great Britain a world leader in critical communication.

SCOTTY Group (formerly Motion Media) designs and develops video and audio telecommunications systems used to enable broadcasting, distance learning, videoconferencing, and security services among others. In addition to corporate clients, the company serves consumers, government agencies, educational institutions, healthcare providers, and security and surveillance organizations. Customers include BT Group, Orange, Vodafone Group, Ericsson, Sprint, FOX News Network, and the US Veterans Administration. SCOTTY Group operates from subsidiaries and offices in Asia, the UK, and the US.

Turkcell talks a lot of turkey. The dominant mobile phone operator in Turkey has more than 35 million subscribers, almost half the country's population. Turkcell operates a digital GSM (global system for mobile communications) network throughout Turkey for mobile voice and data services, while international coverage is offered through agreements with foreign providers. Turkcell has operations in six other countries across the Black Sea through equity stakes in subsidiaries. Founding investors include conglomerate Çukurova Group, Russian conglomerate Alfa Group, and Finnish telecom company TeliaSonera. A holding company controlled by Alfa and Çukurova owns 51% of Turkcell. TeliaSonera controls another 13%.

The Georgia Technology Authority seeks to ensure that the state’s IT infrastructure is stable, secure and well- governed, and provides Georgians with the services they need and expect. Technology enterprise management — methods for managing technology resources for state agencies; resources include data centers, servers, mainframes, PCs and laptops, wide and local area networks, telecommunications and technology personnel.Technology portfolio management — approaches for analyzing and ranking the state’s technology investments.

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