Cost-conscious companies in the UK may want to give Coms a call. The company provides broadband voice-over-IP (VoIP) telephony services in the UK, using its ComsX platform. The platform lets users make free calls over the network using almost any fully compliant IP phone. Coms also provides hosted service bundles, mobile WiFi, and personal pay-as- you-go phone service. Subsidiary VCOMM sells third-party phones and headsets. Coms sells directly to small and medium-sized businesses and through resellers. Customers include Halfords, RE/MAX, and Computer Warehouse. Chairman and founder Jason Drummond owns about 40% of Coms.

This company aims to be the best option for the mobile professional in need of a communications solution. Option manufactures and markets broadband wireless equipment, such as data cards, embedded wireless modules, USB modems, wireless routers, and wireless software. Its products are used primarily in mobile phones and laptop computers. Founded in 1986, the firm depends on European customers for nearly three-quarters of its turnover and supplies to such heavyweights as Vodafone (its biggest customer), Telenor, Orange, Bouygues Telecom, and AT&T. Other customers include Acer, ASUS, Samsung Electronics, and Sony.

Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel) maintains a long-distance relationship with many of its customers. The company provides wireless and fixed-line communications services to consumer and enterprise subscribers in more than 20 countries, primarily in the Asia/Pacific region. SingTel is Singapore's largest phone company, but subsidiary Optus, Australia's #2 carrier (behind Telstra), accounts for about two-thirds of the company's revenue. SingTel primarily provides mobile and broadband Internet services, but it also offers wireline telephony, information technology, as well as pay television services under the mio TV brand. It provides Internet services domestically through SingNet, the leading ISP in Singapore.

T-Systems operates information and communication technology (ICT) systems for multinational corporations and public sector institutions. T-Systems provides integrated solutions for the networked future of business and society. The company's some employees combine industry expertise and ICT innovations to add significant value to customers’ core business all over the world. T-Systems generated revenue of around EUR 8.8 billion in the 2009 financial year. With approximately 150 employees and a fully redundant twin data centre infrastructure, T-Systems has proven experience in managing end-to-end ICT solutions for large and mid-sized multinational and local corporations over the last 15 years in Asia. Combining a local approach and global experience, T-Systems provides high-quality and reliable ICT services from a single source to customers in the manufacturing, finance, logistics and public sectors. We have established in Singapore a regional help desk, a desktop services and network operations centre as part of the group’s global ICT delivery platforms to meet the delivery requirements of the clients.

BelAir Networks may seem like a prince to customers who want to freshen up their data networks. The company's wireless networking gear, based on the Wi-Fi standard, is designed to fill gaps in wired networks by enabling users to connect wirelessly in areas without wired access. Its products are intended to extend the reach of internal e-mail, Web, instant messaging, and VPN services. BelAir makes sales in part through partnerships with other manufacturers, including Nomadix and Airpath. It serves such industries as telecommunications and hospitality, as well as state, local, and federal government agencies. Customers have included The University of Georgia and Omni Hotels.

Sirti strings together the wires that carry conversations around the world. The company's subsidiaries design, construct, and maintain telecom infrastructure worldwide. With thousands of kilometers of fiber-optic cable under its belt, Sirti (formerly the telephone equipment unit of Telecom Italia) installs networks, base stations for satellite links, and wireless communications systems. It also constructs traffic control and signaling systems for highways and railways, installs power transmission and distribution lines for electric utilities, and produces software for network management.

Avocent Corporation company makes analog and digital KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) switching systems used to manage multiple servers. Its LongView extension products let computer users locate their mouse, monitor, keyboard, and other peripherals up to 500 feet away from their CPU. The company also provides systems management software through its LANDesk division. Avocent's key clients have included manufacturers such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard, and IBM, as well as IT product distributors such as Ingram Micro and Tech Data. Emerson Electric bought the company in late 2009 for about $1.2 billion in cash. Avocent tries to give network administrators what they really need -- the ability to be in multiple places at once.

Bogen Communications International, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of audio and communication products for commercial, industrial, and institutional applications worldwide. Its product lines include telephone paging products, voicemail and unified messaging products and services, commercial audio products, and intercom/paging equipment. The company’s products comprise amplifiers, mixers, microphones, speakers, music and input sources, VOIP gateways, voice enhancement products, and accessories. It has operations in the United States, Germany, and Switzerland. Bogen Communications International, Inc. was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Ramsey, New Jersey.

Insight may think of us as a cable company and that's certainly where our roots are, as we were founded in 1985 by a couple of entrepreneurial guys who went on to spend over 30 years in the cable business. But in the last decade we have become much more than a cable company. We're now a full service telecommunications company providing phone, high- speed Internet and video services to more than 750,000 customers in the Midwest.

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.

Inviting Real Estate Agents, Job Placements Agents, Educational Institutes, Software Service Providers, Real Estate Builders, Marriage Bureaus, Travel Agents, Restaurant Owners, Health & Fitness Centers and other Local Businesses to Post a FREE Classified Advertisement on Cootera.com Classifieds Website.