Enfora makes integrated and modular platforms for use with wireless communications devices. For the asset management market, the company offers gateway software that enables clients to access, monitor, and control a wide range of connected devices. It also provides its Enabler and Spider lines of wireless platforms for deploying and managing wireless networks. Services include consulting, integration, implementation, and support. Enfora was established in 1999 as a spinoff from Inet Technologies. Texas Instruments supplies chipsets and firmware for the company's products.

Actelis Networks, Inc. company has received financial backing from investors including The Carlyle Group, Innovacom Venture Capital, and New Enterprise Associates. Actelis Networks prefers copper over glass. The company's transmission equipment enables carriers and telecommunications providers to deliver Ethernet services over copper wires. Its products are intended to increase the data-carrying capacity of the copper lines and eliminate the need for installing fiber optics in the "last mile" between service providers' networks and their subscribers. Actelis targets regional Bell telephone companies, independent and competitive local exchange carriers, and alternative carriers worldwide.

Founded in 2000, Bivio Networks is dedicated to providing leading networking products that enable government agencies and service providers to control, monitor, and secure critical network infrastructure. A leader in cyber security and network control solutions, Bivio has deployed its products in a wide range of solutions. Bivio’s global customer base includes leading intelligence agencies, military organizations and service providers. Bivio is privately-held and is headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area with office locations worldwide.

Astron Wireless Technologies designs, manufactures, and installs communications antennas for rooftop, in-building, mobile, and tower applications. Astron Wireless Technologies provides custom product design and development services for larger equipment makers and it manufactures its own electronic goods primarily for military and commercial use. Astron specializes in antennas used for wireless data and voice networking, portable communications, and satellite transmission among other applications. Astron Wireless has served such clients as the US Army.Astron Wireless Technologies also offers electronic tagging and barcoding systems used to automate data collection activities related primarily to manufacturing and distribution.

GN Netcom develops and markets hands-free corded and wireless telephone headsets and related accessories under the Jabra brand. The company's headsets and speakerphones, sold primarily in Europe and North America, are used by consumer mobile phone users and corporate call centers and offices. GN Netcom distributes its products through makers of wireless devices and computers, as well as telecommunications service providers. Enterprise clients have included UK-based telecom giant BT Group. The company's direct sales arm, Hello Direct, sells to small office and home office customers in the US via telemarketing and online sales. GN Netcom is a unit of GN Store Nord.

KGP Logistics is one of the country’s largest single-source providers of equipment and integrated services to the telecommunications industry. KGP has a diverse customer base, a broad portfolio of strategic manufacturer relationships and a strategically located nationwide network of distribution centers. KGP's distribution network is comprised of seven (7) Distribution Centers located strategically across the United States and complimented with eight (8) Integration Centers dedicated to providing fiber and copper factory terminated cable, custom assemblies, Assemble, Wire and Test (AWT) services along with complete Engineer, Furnish and Install (EF&I) services. Recognized for its leadership in supply-chain management and value- added solutions, KGP is committed to providing its customers with products and services at the lowest total cost.

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.

Unilava hopes to keep the world talking. The company owns Nevada-based Telava Networks, which provides hosted VoIP telephone and wireless broadband Internet services to residential and commercial customers primarily in the midwestern and southern US. It also offers advertising and Web services for businesses. Formerly named IWI Holding, the company sold its Imperial World jewelry business and shifted its focus to telecommunications in 2009 with the acquisitions of Telava and long-distance telephone and Internet services provider IBFA. It plans to continue expanding its array of telecom services and the reach of its network through future acquisitions. Unilava is controlled by JK Advisers Hedge Fund.

Tyco Electronics Subsea Communications, LLC company As a leading provider in undersea optical networking, SubCom has played a leading role connecting people from all parts of the globe for more than half a century. In fact, the history of undersea telecommunications reads much like a list of SubCom’ own achievements. Not only was SubCom part of the team that was responsible for the first transatlantic telephone cable system in 1956, the company also developed and implemented the first transatlantic fiber-optic system in 1988. More recently, SubCom pioneered a number of new technologies to enable fiber optics to satisfy the rapidly growing demands of the Internet Age.

Kcom provides worry-free management of your critical communications, giving you the time and freedom to plan for tomorrow.On 18 November 2009, KCOM Group Plc brought together Kingston Communications (outside Hull and East Yorkshire) with Affiniti to create a single business under the name Kcom.Kcom combines Affiniti’s core expertise in managing complex communication infrastructures and applications with Kingston Communications’ connectivity and hosting solutions. The combined business can now offer a wide range of leading edge communication services, and a commitment to delivering a different class of service to our customers.And as well as a customer-centric, flexible approach, Kcom has over 100 years’ experience understanding communication needs and applications. You get great, flexible, proactive service, backed up by our proven carrier strength.

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