DSLi offers local and long-distance computer telephony service primarily to residential and small businesses customers in south Florida. The company provides phone service using Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology which allows subscribers to make phone calls using their Internet connection. It markets VoIP-based business phone systems to companies under the VOX3PBX brand. The company's services are enabled by software products developed by BroadSoft. DSLi also provides Internet access over T-1 and DSL lines and offers such data services as Web hosting and colocation. The company was established in 1995.

Forget walkie talkies, PeopleNet Communications has a high- tech alternative for the North American transportation industry to keep on top of its fleet. It provides commercial vehicle management and telecommunication hardware that includes an onboard computer, GPS satellite tracker, message display, voice handset, engine diagnostics tool, and event recorder to track driver performance. This telematics system can be custom assembled depending on the type of fleet: private, tanker, truckload, less-than-truckload, and food distribution, among others. PeopleNet's services include custom reporting, project management, and user training. Customers include Groendyke Transport, Sherwin-Williams, and Tyson Foods.

Boingo Wireless tries to answer a question that springs to many a traveler's mind when on the road with a computer -- "Is wireless Internet available around here?" Boingo Wireless company sells access to a global Wi-Fi network of about 100,000 public hot spots through wholesale agreements with wireless network and hot spot operators. Access is offered mainly in such venues as hotels, convention centers, airports, and restaurants, including McDonalds. Additionally, Boingo offers its roaming network and software to ISPs and managed network service providers. Fiberlink, and Verizon Business are among the company's corporate customers. Boingo was established in 2001 by chairman and Earthlink founder Sky Dayton.

Vivendi is the bright sun at the center of a solar system of market-leading media and telecommunications holdings. The company's telecom holdings include a controlling stake in SFR, as well as a majority stake in fixed-line operator Neuf Cegetel. Vivendi also owns a controlling stake in Maroc Telecom, the largest telecom company in Morocco. Vivendi's media assets include Universal Music Group, the leading global music publishing and recording company, and Activision Blizzard, which develops, publishes, and distributes video games. Vivendi also owns CANAL+, the top pay-television provider in France and a leading producer and distributor of pay-TV and films.

Netgem wants to be the "next gem" of interactive television. Netgem company develops set-top boxes used to deliver digital cable television service. Its products also provide customers with Internet access and email service through their televisions. Brands include Netgem company's iplayer, a digital television receiver, and its Netbox product, another line of adapters or receivers. Netgem company also sells an audience data collection system (Viewtime) for media professionals which analyzes and tracks audiences' behaviors and viewing patterns. Netgem's chief customer is N9UF Telecom, a French television manufacturer.

CCT Telecom Holdings Limited is listed on the main board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (stock code: HK00138). CCT Telecom is committed to innovation and technology with diversified businesses ranging from one of the world’s leading telecom and electronic product manufacturers to property development and securities investment businesses to the high-growth forestry resources business. Under the leadership of our chairman and CEO, Mr. Clement Mak, CCT Telecom reports turnover of approximately HK$1,653 million and HK$819 million for the year ended 31 December 2009 and for the six months ended 30 June 2010 respectively.

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.

Applied Signal Technology, Inc. was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. Applied Signal Technology, Inc. provides intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance solutions for the defense, intelligence, and homeland security markets. The company’s Broadband Communication Systems division offers broadband communication technology and network solutions for high speed communications. Its network solutions include communication support equipment and software for bandwidth compression, encrypting and decrypting traffic, multiplexing and demultiplexing traffic from multiple communication streams, conducting deep packet inspection for network traffic monitoring and management, and performing real-time network quality assessment. Its Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Systems division provides research and development for the collection and analysis of tactical wireless communications and electronic intelligence. This division’s COMINT products include wideband processors and collection products. The company’s Network Intelligence division provides post-collection intelligence analysis tools, such as human language technology, cloud computing, complex event processing, and advanced data operations. Its Sensor Systems division offers sensor signal processing solutions for space-based, airborne, terrestrial, and undersea sensor technologies. Its sensor processing products consist of digital signal processing hardware and software to automatically process the results of raw sensor data to detect abnormalities of interest. This division’s sensor solutions include synthetic aperture sonar, radar, magnetic, and explosive detection products. These systems are designed to detect abnormalities in the marine environment, such as the presence of a submarine, mines tethered to the ocean floor, and terrorist activities. The company’s customers include the United States Government and defense industry prime contractors for the United States Government.

Founded in 1999, CyOptics acquired the optoelectronic device assets of TriQuint Semiconductor in 2005 and bought InPlane Photonics in 2007. CyOptics sees its way clear to optical networks. CyOptics company makes optical components based on indium phosphide (InP), a compound semiconductor that runs faster than silicon, the material in most microchips. The executives of CyOptics worked at the old AT&T Corp. and its Bell Labs research arm, as well as such AT&T spinoffs as Agere Systems and Lucent Technologies. CyOptics company provides active optical components for access, metro, and long-haul communications networks. It also offers design and manufacturing services from facilities in Mexico and the US.

B Communications Ltd. is an Israeli corporation focused on the telecommunications industry. Its shares are traded on the Nasdaq Global Market and the Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange under the symbol BCOM.B Communications Ltd.’s asset is its controlling interest (approximately 30.41% ) in Bezeq The Israel Telecommunication Corp, Ltd.(TASE:BZEQ), Israel’s incumbent telecommunications group.Bezeq is Israel’s largest telco group with a clear leadership position. It is active in Israel’s mobile voice, internet services, international long distance (ILD) services, multichannel pay TV and other segments.Bezeq’s shares are traded only on the Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange. The fact that the shares of BCOM, Bezeq’s controlling shareholder, and IGLD, BCOM’s controlling shareholder, are listed on the Nasdaq Global Market, positions BCOM and IGLD as vehicles for U.S. investors interested in making an investment in Bezeq.

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