SRT Communications located in Minot, North Dakota is the state's largest telephone cooperative. SRT has served the telecommunications needs of north central North Dakota since 1951, employs more than 200 people, and serves over 48,000 customers.SRT maintains a fiber optic, copper and wireless distribution and access network to provide essential and advanced communications. As a leader in deploying enhanced telecommunications services, SRT provides broadband and dial-up Internet services, wireless service and Cable TV as well as traditional telephone, leased line, frame relay, voice mail and long distance services.

Palm, once a leading provider of handheld computers, now develops and markets Internet-enabled mobile phones (known as smartphones). Its product line focuses on the Pre and Pixi wireless devices, which use Palm's webOS mobile operating system software. webOS is designed to wirelessly access the Web and take advantage of the phones' touchscreen interface. The company sells directly and through partnerships with such wireless carriers as AT&T, Sprint Nextel, and Verizon Wireless, as well as other distributors and retailers. While its products are sold globally, the majority of its revenue is made in the US. In 2010 Palm was acquired by top global computer maker Hewlett-Packard for about $1.2 billion.

Filtronic knows wireless inside out.Filtronic company designs and manufactures an array of radio frequency (RF), micro- and millimeter wave, and subsystem components. Its lineup serves to process radio signals, the heart of wireless communications equipment. Point-to-point (PTP) radio products include transceivers, filers, outdoor and indoor units, and radio backhaul PTP links for fixed and mobile telecommunication networks. Filtronic supplies such customers as Alcatel-Lucent, Motorola, and Nokia. Other Filtronic products include components for military radar, sensing, and communications equipment; these components serve prime contractors for defense equipment, notably Thales and Selex.

Teletouch Communications has its own idea of what it means to "reach out and touch someone." Through its Progressive Concepts, Inc. (PCI) subsidiary, the company resells mobile voice and data services provided by AT&T Mobility to customers in Texas; it has nearly 80,000 consumer and commercial subscribers on its books. PCI also distributes cell phones, two-way radios, accessories, and car audio and security products through its nearly 20 Hawk Electronics retail locations. Suppliers include Motorola, Kenwood, and Vertex. The bulk of its stores are located in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, but it also has two locations in San Antonio. Chairman Robert McMurrey owns a controlling stake in the company.

Telekom Austria keeps the hills alive with the sound of conversation. The country's largest telecommunications provider offers fixed-line telephone and Internet access to more than 2 million individuals and businesses, and cable TV to more than 100,000 homes. With nearly 5 million wireless subscribers, Telekom Austria counts more than half the country's population as customers. The company also has more than 14 million additional wireless subscribers through holdings in seven other companies across central and southeastern Europe, including mobilkom Liechtenstein and VIPnet in Croatia. The Austrian government owns 28% of Telekom Austria; Capital Research & Management, a Capital Group company, follows with 15%.

Inmarsat has been at the forefront of mobile satellite services for over 31 years. We are recognised leaders in our field and we continue to introduce new technologies that redefine the standard for our industry.As of August 2010, Boeing, the US aerospace manufacturer, has been contracted to build a pioneering new constellation of satellites - the Inmarsat-5s. They will form the backbone of our planned Inmarsat Global Xpress™ network, delivering mobile broadband speeds of up to 50 megabits per second.

kgb USA might sound outlandish to members of the intelligence community, but the telecommunications community knows better. The company, a business unit of kgb, offers a number of telecommunications support services, including branded operator services, national directory assistance, and call completion services. Clients include Sprint Nextel and Verizon Wireless. It also provides outsourcing of customer service functions using live operators and automated Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems. Among its customers are pizza delivery retailers who employ kgb USA to provide centralized telephone order processing.

Integra ICT was founded in 1984 as Anglia Telecoms, changing its name in 2008. Integra ICT sells and installs office communications systems and services. Integra ICT company offers telephone, voice messaging systems, and computer telephony systems. It also provides consulting, systems support, and training services. Integra's primary hardware supplier is Nokia Siemens Networks, and the company's communications services partner is BT Group. Integra ICT company also sources telecommunications equipment from Mitel Networks. Customers include city government education offices and companies including Kier Group.

Otelco Inc. is a full service telecommunications provider, offering a wide array of communication services including telephone, long distance, Internet, broadband services and television in areas of North Central Alabama, Maine, Western Massachusetts, Central Missouri, and Southern West Virginia whose local community involvement dates back to the early 1900's. Whether it is providing residential and business class service services in our rural territories or comprehensive business solutions throughout the state of Maine, the solid foundation, rich history and strong forward-moving commitment to enhance technology and expand services allows Otelco to be a successful service provider in the rural marketplace. In addition to providing communication services, Otelco has a keen focus on the local, rural communities with sponsorships, volunteer activities and scholarship/grant opportunities. Through acquisitions and successfully operating rural local exchange carriers, Otelco continues to grow and prosper.

Formerly the service unit of Fujitsu's Business Communications Systems division, Altura was acquired in 2001 by equity investment firm Platinum Equity. Altura Communication Solutions company operates from about 25 offices across the US. Altura Communication Solutions designs, installs, and supports voice and data network systems. The company offers telephone systems, wireless LAN and WAN systems, video and voice conferencing systems, and data infrastructure. It also provides interactive customer relationship management centers, network management, and remote monitoring systems. Altura Communication Solutions company serves businesses, government agencies, and schools, integrating products from suppliers such as Avaya, Extreme Networks, and Juniper Networks.

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