Kyocera Communications (formerly Kyocera Wireless) keeps the kinetic connected. Kyocera Communications company is a supplier of mobile phones that use the CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) and GSM (global standard for mobile communications) technology platforms. In addition to mobile handsets sold under the Kyocera and Sanyo brands, it makes a range of other accessories including wireless network cards for PC's, cell phone batteries, and headsets. Clients have included wireless service providers Cricket and Boost Mobile. San Diego-based parent company Kyocera International is the holding company for the North American operations of Kyocera Corporation, the Kyoto, Japan-based manufacturer of technical ceramics and electronic components.

NesscoInvsat is a provider of satellite and radio systems designed to enable communications in extremely remote locations. NesscoInvsat company's VSAT (very small aperture terminal) satellite products and accompanying services are used by customers in the oil, gas, maritime, and government industries. NesscoInvsat's offerings are also used for applications where mobile access is a factor, including communications for emergency services; for providing virtual private networks; and for transmitting real-time data from the field, which becomes important in markets such as mining and construction. NesscoInvsat also offers system integration, consulting, and managed network services.

Systems Engineering & Management Company (SEMCO) makes wireless communications equipment used in satellite communications, telemetry, surveillance, and other military and commercial applications. Its radio-frequency equipment line includes telemetry and video transmitters and receivers. The company also makes surveillance systems and other security equipment used in law enforcement and tactical military operations. Additionally, SEMCO provides weapon system development and testing services to the US military. Founded in 1984, the company operates from facilities in California and Florida.

Alcatel-Lucent Israel is part of French telecom equipment firm Alcatel-Lucent. When people in Israel reach out and touch someone, on the phone or online, it's probably Alcatel-Lucent Israel equipment that makes the connection possible. The company provides wire line and wireless, broadband, optical networking, network security, enterprise networking, convergence, and communication equipment. It also offers network design, deployment, integration, operation, and maintenance as well as fundamental research in nanotechnology and computer sciences. Its customers are businesses and government agencies and telecom service providers. Bezeq, Israel's largest telecom provider, is a major customer.

Oki Networks is a subsidiary of Tokyo-based Oki Electric Industry. Oki Networks puts out the word the new-fashioned way. The company manufactures computer telephony equipment used to transmit, receive, and distribute voice and data over IP networks. Its products include voice gateways and wireless broadband systems. Oki Networks also makes systems that enable videoconferencing (Visual Nexus) and converged voice, data, and messaging functions for call center applications (CTstage), as well as communications network servers (CenterStage). OKI Networks Co. sells directly and through resale agreements with other equipment vendors, including Toshiba and Panasonic. Customers include corporations, ISPs, and telecom carriers.

Antennas are par for the course at Q-Par Angus. The company makes microwave antennas, including broadcast, split reflector, broadband steerable, prime focus, and waveguide horn antennas. The company also makes antenna positioners, controller software, adaptors, polarizers, filters, attenuators, and phase shifters. Its research and consulting services range from radiation hazard surveys and microwave materials analysis to distance, depth, and moisture content measurements. Customers include QinetiQ, Thales Underwater Systems, and the UK Ministry of Defence. The company gets about 45% of its sales overseas. Q-Par Angus was founded in 1973 by managing director Richard Holliday and company secretary Jenny Holliday

Funkwerk is getting its groove on the move.Funkwerk company makes mobile communications products used in transportation and logistics applications. Its Traffic & Control Communication segment makes wireless terminals, logistics management systems, and video monitors used in airports and train stations to provide information and security to passengers. Its Automotive Communication unit makes products for use in vehicles, including hands-free kits, amplifiers, and the KomBox -- an integrated communications platform that provides automobiles with fax and Internet access. Funkwerk's Enterprise Communication unit makes paging and messaging systems for companies and institutions such as hospitals and prisons.

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Canada Payphone Corporation (CPC) is Canada's leading competitive payphone service provider. A subsidiary company of Globalive Communications, Canada Payphone has played an instrumental role in the deregulation of the competitive payphone industry and continues to create exciting business opportunities in the new era of public access communications.Globalive Communications is a privately- owned telecommunications provider based in Toronto. Globalive is the outsource partner of choice for major carriers and phone companies looking for outsource solutions for payphones, operator services, calling cards, audio and web conferencing, VoIP, and billing services. Globalive was recently ranked Canada’s Fastest Growing Company in Canada as part of the 16th annual Profit 100.

uVuMobile (formerly SmartVideo Technologies) has decided that the smart money is on mobile. The company -- which provides video streaming services to the corporate, educational, and government sectors using its proprietary SmartStream technology -- has turned its attention to the mobile entertainment market. In 2005 it launched a direct- to-consumer mobile video service, delivering television and video content (including content from ABC, MSNBC, Weather Channel, and FOX Sports) to SmartPhone cellular handsets and to Wi-Fi-enabled PDA devices. Merchant banker Forté Partners owns nearly a quarter of uVuMobile.

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