Progress Software empowers communications service providers to enhance the overall experience of their customers in a way that traditional B/OSS solutions cannot by providing them with highly adaptable, quick-to-implement solution that best leverage their existing B/OSS assets. Many of the worlds leading communication companies use Progress, including Belgacom, Level3, Qwest, Alcatel-Lucent, China Mobile, Verizon, Frontier Communications, H3G – 3 Italia, Huawei, Sprint, Portugal Telecom, Orange UK, One.Tel HK, Cablevision, Telecom Italia, and many more.

Cycle30 provides completely hosted order-to-cash billing services for cable, telecommunication and utility operators in North America. The Cycle30 platform of services includes order management, revenue management, service assurance, billing management, integrations and business intelligence. Cycle30 is headquartered in Seattle and operates data centers across the U.S. Learn more at www.cycle30.com/services.

Cariden Technologies is the leading supplier of IP/MPLS capacity planning and traffic engineering solutions for telecommunications providers worldwide. Networks serving 85% of the U.S. broadband customers have adopted Cariden MATE software, as have 8 of the 11 global Tier 1 ISPs. Cariden's success is fueled by its technical innovations in delivering visibility, efficiency, and automation to networks.

About Comarch

Comarch is a global supplier of industry-standard compliant IT products and services for the telecommunication industry. One of the company’s fundamental distinguishing features is its focus on the flexibility and configurability of its solutions, which are developed in-house and customized to suit the specific needs of its customers. Comarch solutions are business driven, and they are evolving based on customer demand. Since 1993, Comarch has accumulated a lot of experience and knowledge in the fields of designing, implementing, and integrating IT solutions.

Comptel Corporation is a leading provider of Operations Support Systems (OSS) software to the telecoms market. Since 1986, the company has delivered its solutions to 280 customers in 85 countries serving more than one billion subscribers. Comptel customers include leading operators such as América Móvil, Bharti Airtel, Deutsche Telekom, Telefónica O2, TDC and Vodafone.

Headquartered in Helsinki, Finland, Comptel employs about 600 IT and telecoms professionals worldwide. Research and development takes place in Finland, the United Kingdom, Norway and Malaysia, and Comptel has customer service centres in the Americas, Middle East and Africa, Europe and Asia-Pacific.

NetCracker Technology is the leading provider of Telecom Operations and Management Solutions to Communications Service Providers (CSPs) worldwide. Its comprehensive software and services capabilities enable CSPs to undertake business transformations and evolve their business models to match changing competitive and customer requirements.

NetCracker’s software and services are designed to help service providers rapidly monetize network infrastructure, deliver and manage content-rich offerings, reduce cost of operations, and deliver a superior customer experience. The company’s extensive solutions suite focuses on Operations Support Systems (OSS) and Business Support Systems (BSS) and covers the following 8 domains: Customer Management, Product Management, Revenue Management, End-User Devices, Service Fulfillment & Assurance, IT Platforms, Resource Management, and Network Management. NetCracker also offers a full professional services portfolio, which includes Planning & Consulting, End-to-End Outsourcing, End-to-End Delivery, and Operations & Maintenance.

EXFO is among the leading providers of next-generation test and service assurance solutions for wireless and wireline network operators and equipment manufacturers in the global telecommunications industry. EXFO offers innovative solutions for the development, installation, management and maintenance of converged, IP fixed and mobile networks—from the core to the edge. EXFO has a staff of approximately 1800 people in 25 countries, supporting more than 2000 telecom customers worldwide.