Shenandoah Telecommunications Company, through its subsidiaries, provides regulated and unregulated telecommunications services to end-user customers and other communications providers in the southeastern United States. It offers a range of integrated voice, video, and data communications services. The company's Wireless segment provides digital wireless service to a portion of a four- state area covering the region from Harrisburg, York, and Altoona, Pennsylvania to Harrisonburg, Virginia. This segment also offers personal communications services through a digital wireless telephone and data network. It owns towers and leases tower space to other wireless communications providers in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. As of December 31, 2009, this segment had 222,818 retail PCS customers. Its Wireline segment provides regulated and unregulated telephone services throughout the northern Shenandoah Valley. This segment also sells and services telecommunications equipment, as well as provides information services and Internet access to customers in the northern Shenandoah Valley and surrounding areas. In addition, it involves in the resale of long distance services, for calls placed to locations outside the regulated telephone service area by telephone customers. As of December 31, 2009, this segment had approximately 3,359 dial-up customers and 10,985 digital subscriber lines, as well as served approximately 10,851 long distance customers. Shenandoah Telecommunications Company's Cable Television segment provides coaxial cable- based television service throughout portions of Shenandoah County, Virginia and in communities throughout West Virginia and Alleghany County, Virginia. As of December 31, 2009, this segment had approximately 24,856 cable revenue generating units. The company was founded in 1902 and is headquartered in Edinburg, Virginia.

The startup company, founded in 2002, has raised $64 million in venture capital funding and is developing chips for high- speed optical networking modules and systems. It designs its chips, which allow network operators to more easily upgrade systems and move data more quickly across older networks, and contracts out the actual production of the devices, following the fabless semiconductor company model. ClariPhy's investors include Allegis Capital, Norwest Venture Partners, Oclaro, Onset Ventures, and Pacific General Ventures. To clarify, ClariPhy Communications designs chips -- optical microchips, as opposed to the edible variety.

Sling Media has a cure for anyone who suffers from separation anxiety when they're away from television too long. The company's Slingbox allows viewers to watch their home televisions from their computer or mobile device. The Slingbox, which looks like any set-top box, is compatible with cable and satellite broadcast services, as well as digital video recorders. For mobile devices, the SlingPlayer Mobile is compatible with Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch, RIM's BlackBerry, and Google's Android. Sling Media products are sold by major retailers such as Amazon, Best Buy, and Frys.Sling Media company is a subsidiary of EchoStar.

MTS Allstream helps telecommunications services flow. The company is the leading telecom carrier in the province of Manitoba and among the top providers in the country. It provides Internet protocol (IP)-based enterprise telecom services, including IT services, under the Allstream brand. MTS Allstream also offers consumer services, including wireline and wireless voice, Internet access, digital TV, and security and alarm monitoring services through the MTS brand. The company's enterprise division serves industries such as financial services, hospitality, and retail; clients have included Carlson Wagonlit and Best Western. MTS Allstream is a subsidiary of Manitoba Telecom Services.

DMN is a provider of communications network engineering and support services in the UK and other countries in Europe. The company's services include design, integration, installation, logistics, maintenance, network management, project management, site survey, and testing. It has installed fixed-line and wireless voice and data networks in about 40 countries. Customers have included Norwegian mobile carrier Telenor. Founded in 1989, DMN has also served wireless equipment vendors including Motorola and Nokia.

Alternative is one of the UK’s leading independent telecommunications service providers. Since 1994 we have grown steadily and dependably, focusing on delivering high levels of customer service, expert consultancy and technical expertise.It’s an ethos that has made us a strong, financially stable and strategically well-positioned company – one that over 5,000 businesses and organisations trust with their vital communications.
At Alternative, we pride ourselves on its expertise and experience in all aspects of telecommunications – including voice, mobile, systems and IT solutions. We hold top accreditations with such world-class brands as Mitel, Avaya, BT, Cable and Wireless, Vodafone and O2, and work closely with them to ensure you’re always one step ahead of the competition. AIM listed since 2005, Alternative has a turnover of around £90 million, and employs in excess of 450 members of staff across four strategically positioned office locations.

TelePacific is a facility based Competitive Local Exchange Carrier headquartered in downtown Los Angeles. In business and growing since 1998, the company is the largest competitor to AT&T, Verizon and CenturyLink in its California and Nevada footprint. It provides telecom services on its own switches and network infrastructure and employes more than 1,100 employees in 40 regional offices and call centers. A private company, TelePacific’s executive team has been in the public eye for decades. CEO Dick Jalkut has nearly four decades of top experience in the telecom industry. He served as president, CEO, and chairman of NYNEX Telephone Companies, which included New York Telephone, New England Telephone and the NYNEX Service and Technology companies. During his 32-year tenure with NYNEX and its predecessors, Jalkut oversaw the voice, data, Internet and usage services of NYNEX’s seven state operation.

Cellcom Israel is one of Israel's leading wireless telecommunications operator. Founded in 1994, the company provides domestic cellular services, including voice, content, data, and multimedia messaging, throughout the territory. It provides international service through roaming agreements with nearly 500 other communications providers. Cellcom Israel also has fiber-optic transmission and microwave-based network resources that support its cellular network and allow the company to offer limited data and landline phone services primarily to business customers.

NSGDatacom is a privately owned company, incorporated in Maryland, USA, with offices in Virginia, Maryland, and England. The company develops, manufactures, markets and supports industry leading, carrier quality voice and data communication products for wire-line and wireless networks. Using technology obtained through strategic acquisitions and from internal development, we provide solutions that are reliable, innovative, cost effective, and flexible. We are entrusted to transmit critical data in corporate, airport, financial, government, military, carrier, satellite, and cellular networks worldwide. NSGDatacom also has a solid reputation for providing unparalleled network design, implementation and post-sales support.Originally founded as Network Services Group in 1991, the company has acquired ownership of many firsts in the industry. In 1989, Netrix Corporation brought to market the first truly integrated switching system, the #1-ISS, and was a founding member of the Frame Relay Forum. In 1994 Netrix acquired Republic Telecom, holder of a number of patents, including packetized voice. This technology was incorporated into access products used to build some of the first Voice over Frame Relay (VoFR) and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) networks. Proteon (later known as OpenRoute) the first U.S. router company and inventor of OSPF merged with Netrix in 1999 to form Nx Networks. In March of 2002, NSGDatacom acquired the assets of Nx Networks, retaining all product technology rights and many employees. Previously, the company had acquired Frederick Electronics in 1998 and the product lines of Assured Digital Inc. (ADI) and Dynetcom (formerly Dynatech Communications) in 2001. In July of 2002 NSGDatacom acquired the product technology rights of Advanced Switching Communications, a manufacturer of broadband access products.

Nexxtworks, inc. is a full service independent distributor. We buy, sell, repair, install, and maintain Nortel and Avaya PBX and Key Systems. In addition, we are an Authorized Distributor for most name brand Telecommunications equipment. As an independent distributor, we have no contractual obligation to sell only one manufacture's product line. This allows us to provide you with the equipment that fits your Telecommunications needs at a saving of up to 50% off Manufacturer's List Price. Nexxtworks offers both new (unused) and remanufactured products with our exclusive 36 month warranty, often with advance replacement.

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