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.

Saigon Post and Telecommunications Services Corporation, known as Saigon Postel, provides telecom and postal services throughout Vietnam. It offers fixed and wireless telephone, Internet, international shipping, money transfer, and voice- over-IP telephone services to individuals and commercial customers. Saigon Postel also manufactures and distributes telecom network equipment and builds and maintains its network infrastructure.

Airbiquity, Inc. operates a global software-as-a-service platform for the delivery of connected vehicle services. It is the global leader in the connected vehicle services market, with over 15 million connected vehicles on the road conducting tens of thousands of transactions per day across its infrastructure. It has a rich portfolio of over 70 issued patents globally and a track record of operational success that makes it an essential player within the connected vehicle ecosystem. Airbiquity's automotive service delivery platform, Choreo, is a global, open, scalable, private cloud that is purpose-built for manufacturers to deliver connected services to their consumer and commercial customers. Its infrastructure handles over 100,000 transactions every month from its service nodes in China, North America and Europe, from life-saving airbag notifications to turn-by-turn directions. With transaction volume increasing nearly 10% per month and entrenched relationships across the automotive and wireless ecosystems, Airbiquity has significant market, customer, and technological advantages over its competitors. Led by an experienced management team comprised of leaders with global wireless, networking, system integrator and software expertise, Airbiquity believes its leadership position in the market can rapidly expand. With a business plan targeting significant growth in electric vehicle, mobile integration and mobile resource management markets, Airbiquity is poised to continue its leadership role as a global provider and operator of innovative connected vehicle services.

Not all calls serviced by CloseCall America are of the near miss variety. The company is a telecommunications reseller offering voice and Internet services to primarily to residential customers in the Northeast and Midwest through agreements AT&T and Verizon. Its services include traditional local and long-distance telephone, DSL Internet access, wireless phone, and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) computer telephony. CloseCall operates primarily in Delaware, Indiana, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio, and Wisconsin. A subsidiary of MobilePro, the company agreed to be acquired by Birch Communications in 2010.

No more hospital hide and seek. Versus Technology makes it easier to track down staff and patients in bustling health care environments with its real-time location systems -- made up of hardware, software, and infrared and radio frequency identification (RFID) technologies. The systems can be integrated within an existing IT infrastructure to pinpoint the moving locations of people, equipment, and charts. They are also used to control access, record and report events, and permit communication. Its badges and tags are worn by emergency room, nursing, and security staff and can be attached to mobile medical equipment. Founded in 1988, Versus Technology markets its products primarily in North America.

TCL Corporation brings ringtones to the ears of the people. The company, which does most of its business in China, is one of that country's leading makers of cell phones and televisions. It also makes other household appliances, computers, wireline telephones, and components such as light switches and cabling. TCL has technology partnerships with Microsoft and Intel. The company, established in 1981 as maker of cassette tapes, is owned primarily by the Chinese city of Huizhou. Other investors include Philips and Toshiba. TCL sells its products in more than 40 countries under its own brand, as well as the Alcatel, RCA, and THOMSON brands. TCL is adding sales of Toshiba-brand products through a JV with that company.

Hamamatsu Photonics designs and builds optical and electronic components used by manufactures of high-tech and industrial machinery. The company divides its business into two main units. Its optoelectronic devices business produces electron tubes, imaging devices, light sources, and solid- state components used in the production of communications devices, industrial automation equipment, and radiological gear. Hamamatsu's imaging and measuring instruments division makes image processing and analysis products such as cameras and optical microscopes used by semiconductor manufacturing and pharmaceutical research firms. Hamamatsu Photonics K.K. company operates in Asia, Europe, and North America through subsidiaries.

Though the Greek government's telecommunications monopoly might have come to a tragic end, Hellenic Telecommunications (OTE) is still the biggest player on its home stage. OTE has about 7 million fixed access lines in service and provides local, long-distance, and international telephone calling. It also offers broadband Internet services (through ISP OTEnet) to more than 800,000 residential and business customers. Other wired services include leased lines, data hosting, and wholesale telecom services. Subsidiary Cosmote provides wireless service to more than 6 million subscribers on its GSM-based network. OTE's international holdings include subsidiaries in Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, and Serbia.

Coradiant Inc. company partners with such tech vendors as F5 Networks, ProactiveNet, and Tivoli Software. Originally founded as an e-business analyst firm in 1997, Coradiant is backed by such venture capital firms as CDP Capital, Doll Capital Management, and Desjardins Venture Capital (the venture funding arm of Mouvement des caisses Desjardins). Coradiant can help you keep a watchful eye on network traffic. The company makes a computer networking switch (TrueSight) that monitors Web-site traffic and performance. Its applications also include tools for business analysis, reporting, and incident management.

ST-Ericsson is a world leader in development of wireless platforms and semiconductors. More than half of all mobile phones in use today are enabled by ST-Ericsson’s products and technologies – bringing smarter communication, mobile entertainment, as well as benefits of access to mobile and broadband connectivity to people around the globe.ST- Ericsson is unique in its ability to deliver state-of-the- art platforms, integrating mobile multimedia and connectivity for GSM, EDGE, WCDMA, HSPA, TD-SCDMA and LTE. The company is a leading supplier to the top handset manufacturers, as well as to other exciting industry leaders, including mobile operators and device manufacturers.

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