Intelek tries to take an intelligent approach to aerospace, telecommunications, and related markets.Intelek company operates through three subsidiaries located in the UK and the US. Its Paradise Datacom unit makes devices such as transceivers and power amplifiers for satellites. The Labtech unit makes microwave circuit boards and related products. The CML Group machines high-precision aerostructure components used in commercial and military aircraft. In 2005 Intelek pared its offerings by selling Pascall Electronics, which makes power conversion and radio- frequency components, to EMRISE. In 2010 Teledyne Technologies acquired Intelek for about $52 million.

ILD is a well-known name as a leading source in back office support for digital media, ecommerce, healthcare and communications companies conducting business online and over the phone. The wide experience of serving companies in all aspects of business makes ILD a trusted name in American call centers, alternative payment methods (APM) like bill to phone and LEC billing, digital collaboration, conferencing and webcasting, online marketing, and reputation management Selected by Inc. magazine as one of America’s fastest growing companies, ILD has helped free countless business owners, IT professionals and marketing managers from the never-ending back office fire fighting associated with sales and marketing, call center support, and clearinghouse administration, alternative payment method (APM) processing, appointment setting, call center chat, and business conferencing functions from ILD, businesses can begin reallocating valuable time and resources, while more efficiently managing cash flow, creating revenue lift and improving on the job satisfaction.

Callers, clickers, and cable aficionados connect with Tele2. The pan-European telecommunications network operator provides fixed-line and mobile phone services, data transmission, and Internet access to nearly 30 million customers in 11 countries. Outside of Sweden, its top markets are Russia and the Netherlands, while nations in the Nordic, Baltic, and northern European regions round out Tele2's service area. Wireless services make up well over half of total sales. Other Tele2 units provide systems integration services (Datametrix) and cable television broadcasting (Kabelvision). Swedish investment group Investment AB Kinnevik owns 30% of the company and controls 48% of the voting rights.

DSL for Deutschland could be the slogan for QSC (formerly QS Communications). Capitalizing on European telecommunications deregulation, QSC is taking on Deutsche Telekom by offering high-speed Internet access via DSL to residential and business customers in Germany. QSC's network, upgraded in 2005 to Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) capability, extends to more than 200 cities. Although the company does serve residential customers, its primary segments consist of commercial businesses and wholesalers and retailers. CEO Bernd Schlobohm and supervisory board member Gerd Eickers founded the company in 1999, and each owns 10%; Baker Capital owns about 25% of the company.

ADVA AG Optical Networking advances the cause of high-speed communications. The company provides optical transport and Ethernet equipment to telecommunication carriers and enterprise customers. ADVA's products, which include multiplexers and Ethernet access devices, help telecom carriers and businesses transform older networks with singular functionality into multi-purpose systems that support voice, data, video, and wireless traffic. Its customers include Comcast, Cox Communications, Deutsche Telekom, Telstra, and Time Warner. In addition to the carrier market, it targets the academic, automotive, financial services, government, insurance, and technology sectors.

Momentum Telecom knows that for businesses, or personal relationships, to build up enough steam to succeed, they need to stay connected. The competitive local-exchange carrier (CLEC) provides local and long-distance telephone service to about 150,000 residential (under the Family brand) and business (under the Edge banner) customers primarily in nine southeastern US states. Its data services include dial-up Internet access for residential subscribers and broadband Internet service for businesses; Momentum also offers digital voice service for corporate clients. Top customers have included regional communications provider NexHorizon Communications which resells Momentum digital voice service under its own brand.

United States Cellular takes calls from sea to shining sea. Doing business as U.S. Cellular, the company provides wireless phone service to about 6 million customers in more than two dozen states in the US, largely in the Midwest and the South, where it has nearly 4 million customers. Its products and services -- marketed directly, through the Internet, and from about 400 retail stores -- include mobile messaging, prepaid calling, international long distance, mobile Internet, and directory assistance. U.S. Cellular service is also sold through contracts with resellers. The company offers phones from HTC, LG Electronics, Research In Motion, and Samsung Electronics, among other vendors.

ZTE Corporation is one of China's largest telecommunications manufacturers. ZTE offers a variety of telecom hardware, including base stations, phones, and systems for switching, optical transport, videoconferencing, power supply, and monitoring. The company sells more than 10 million handsets a year, making it one of the biggest telecommunications equipment exporters in China. China Unicom used ZTE's products in a network construction project that spanned 18 provinces. ZTE was founded in 1985 as Zhongxing Semiconductor Co., Ltd. The company operates manufacturing facilities in 50 countries, with major production operations located in Brazil, Sweden, and the US.

Communications Test Design, Inc. company was founded in 1975 by chairman and CEO Jerry Parsons, his father Donald, and brother Dick. CTDI is owned and led by the Parsons family. Communications Test Design (CTDI) repairs, installs, tests, and manufactures telecommunications equipment. The company's main business is providing repair and maintenance services to wireless and wireline carriers, and cable companies, as well as equipment makers such as Alcatel Lucent and Cisco. It also offers warehousing and distribution services, product testing, and equipment installation -- from laying cable to installing customer premise equipment. Additionally, CTDI makes a line of broadband switching and access equipment and provides contract manufacturing services.

Purple Communications, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides video and text relay services, and professional interpreting for deaf, hard-of-hearing, and speech-impaired persons primarily in the United States. The company offers Internet protocol text relay services that enable deaf or hard of hearing callers to use an Internet-connected computer or wireless handheld device to place calls, which are connected to a relay operator under the ‘IP-Relay’ and ‘i711’ brands. It also provides video relay services, which enable a deaf caller to make a call by communicating with a sign language interpreter over a live video connection primarily under the ‘Purple Language Services’ and ‘i711’ brands. In addition, Purple Communications offers infrastructure and interpreting services for video relay services; and community interpreting services in situations where relay services may not be available or ideal. The company was formerly known as GoAmerica, Inc. and changed its name to Purple Communications, Inc. in February 2009. Purple Communications was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Novato, California.

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