BATM Advanced Communications manufactures voice and data networking and connectivity hardware. The company's products include optical communications devices ranging from photonic switches, hubs, routers, and media converters to high-speed digital subscriber line (DSL) modems, port modules, and network interface cards. BATM distributes its products in North America through US-based subsidiary Telco Systems. BATM company also has distribution agreements with Sprint North Supply and PC Connection. CEO and director Zvi Marom owns about a quarter of BATM.

Thales Communications has an ear for high-end radio gear. The company makes secure radio equipment -- specializing in small lightweight radio systems. Its software-based radio products include MBITR (multi-band inter/intra team radio for government programs), high-frequency RF systems, JEM (Joint Tactical Radio System Enhanced MBITR), and Thales 25 (handheld radio for both commercial and government customers). Thales Communications tailors its products for tactical, naval and maritime, and aerospace applications. It serves the US military, federal law enforcement agencies, and military forces of other allied nations. The company is a subsidiary of French aerospace and defense electronics manufacturer Thales.

ITC^DeltaCom, Inc., through its subsidiaries, provides integrated communications services in the southeastern United States. The company offers integrated communications services that include data, voice, and equipment services, such as Ethernet private line services; Internet access; asynchronous transfer mode services; multiprotocol label switching and Internet protocol based virtual private network services; local services, including local voice services, such as voicemail, universal messaging, and directory assistance; access trunks; long distance services comprising outbound dialing, inbound toll-free, and calling card services; enhanced services, including toll-free and operator-assisted access, and sub-conferencing and transcription services; private line services; Simpli- Business services; and Simpli-Mobile services. It also provides wholesale services that comprise broadband transport services; local interconnection services; operator and directory assistance services; dedicated Internet access services; and other services comprising switched voice termination services.

ACN founded in 1993 by four entrepreneurs: Greg Provenzano, Robert Stevanovski, Mike Cupisz and Tony Cupisz, ACN has grown into the world's largest direct selling telecommunications company. ACN now operates in 21 countries spanning North America, Europe, Asia and Asia Pacific.For ACN, it's all in how you sell it. The telecommunications reseller uses multilevel marketing (the selling strategy used by consumer goods distributors Tupperware and Amway). Its commission-based independent distributors operate in 20 countries, reselling local and long-distance phone service, as well as Internet and wireless access, satellite TV, digital telephony, and home security services.

Eesti Telekom is a holding company for telecommunications and tehnology companies in the Baltic country of Estonia. Subsidiary Elion Enterprises serves about 500,000 customers with fixed-line telephone service, while about 300,000 subscribers access the Internet over its network. Eesti also offers digital television programming under the digiTV brand. Other services include Web hosting and business data storage. Wireless subsidiary EMT has about 800,000 prepaid and postpaid cell phone subscribers. Through subsidiary MicroLink, the company offers IT services to businesses. Stockholm-based TeliaSonera increased its 60% stake in Eesti to 100% in late 2009 when it bought out the Republic of Estonia's minority stake.

Telular doesn't like to be tied down. The company's main product is its Telguard system that wirelessly transmits security alarm signals triggered at residential or commercial locations to an alarm company or other monitoring location. Telguard, marketed primarily in the US and Canada, is intended to provide an alternative to the more common wireline connections used in security systems. Telular's fixed cellular terminals enable the use of equipment designed for wired networks (including traditional phones, fax machines, and modems) over wireless networks. The company markets these products mainly in developing regions where it may be costly or impractical to build or maintain wired telephone networks.

3PV provides complete third party verification services across all industries. Recognized as the leading third party verification services provder, 3PV offers unparalleled features, superior service levels and uncompromised reliability. For nearly a decade, 3PV has been at the forefront of innovation, being the first to deploy speech- enabled verification, an integrated call-back solution, a patent-pending eLOA Electronic Letter of Agency and XML/Web Services integration to back-office systems. With documented completion rates exceeding 95 percent, all 3PV verification solutions meet or exceed FCC, FTC, PSC/PUC and state requirements for carrier, utility and commercial services. Most importantly, our carrier-grade facility ensures uptime, security and the utmost reliability.

Eckoh is the UK's largest provider of hosted speech recognition services. Our innovative, multi-channel solutions focus on speech recognition and IVR technology but can also incorporate mobile and the web. Every solution is underpinned by our on-demand self-service platform, capable of handling over 650,000 contacts per hour and scalable to every client need Eckoh's IVR division provides managed IVR and SMS services to a client list that includes the BBC, Channel Four, and Emap. The company also sells mobile and fixed line telephony services, as well as broadband and data services, under the Anglia and Symphony brand names, to roughly 15,000 businesses.

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.

BelAir Networks may seem like a prince to customers who want to freshen up their data networks. The company's wireless networking gear, based on the Wi-Fi standard, is designed to fill gaps in wired networks by enabling users to connect wirelessly in areas without wired access. Its products are intended to extend the reach of internal e-mail, Web, instant messaging, and VPN services. BelAir makes sales in part through partnerships with other manufacturers, including Nomadix and Airpath. It serves such industries as telecommunications and hospitality, as well as state, local, and federal government agencies. Customers have included The University of Georgia and Omni Hotels.

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