Companies list. Letter I
Industrial Telecommunications Association (ITA)
 | Founded in 1953, ITA has dedicated over 47 years of experience as a national trade association to preserving spectrum rights and access for private wireless licensees. As the national advocate and service organization for private wireless licensees and radio dealer providers, ITA represents the private wireless industry¿½s business interests before the FCC and Congress. Specifically, ITA represents its membership on all matters pertaining to national telecommunications policy before the Commission, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), the Office of Management and Budget, the House and Senate Commerce Committees, and the Congressional Budget Office.
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Inet Technologies, inc.
| Inet Technologies is a leading global provider of communications software solutions that enable carriers to more strategically operate their businesses. Inet's Unified Assurance solution—which includes products that address customer, service and network assurance—converts network signaling, service and other infrastructure-level information into valuable and actionable intelligence that carriers use to ensure the health of their revenue-generating infrastructure. These real-time powered solutions help carriers realize organizational efficiencies in managing their operations as well as improve the acquisition and retention rates for targeted, high-value customers. Inet's diagnostics solutions allow communications carriers and equipment manufacturers to quickly and cost-effectively design, deploy and maintain current- and next-generation networks and network elements. The Inet Mission: Our mission is to be a leading provider of communications software solutions for current- and next-gen
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Infineon Technologies AG
| Infineon Technologies AG designs, develops, manufactures and markets a broad range of semiconductors and complete systems solutions used in a wide variety of microelectronic applications, including computer systems, telecommunications systems, consumer goods, automotive products, industrial automation and control systems, as well as chip card applications. The Company's products include standard commodity components, full-custom devices, semi-custom devices and application-specific components for memory, analog, digital and mixed-signal applications. Infineon is organized into five business groups, four of which are application focused, including Wireline Communications, Wireless Solutions, Security and Chip Card ICs (integrated circuits) and Automotive and Industrial, and of which is product focused, Memory Products.
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Infitel International N.V.,
| "Infitel is leading the way in Infinite Networking. Infinite Networking is derived from the abbreviation ""IN"" for Intelligent Networks and refers to a much broader concept of enabling infinite value-generating telecommunications services on the basis of extremely scalable, flexible and reliable solutions. Using the OSA (Open Service Access)/Parlay standard, Infitel enables new business models for mobile and fixed operators in cooperation with third party providers. Infitel's range of solutions comprises: the InfiCore application platform
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Info Directions, Inc.
 | Info Directions founded in 1996, employs leading edge technology to develop convergent rating, billing and customer care software solutions for the next-generation wireless and integrated communications marketplaces. With a commitment to keeping customers ahead of the technology curve, Info Directions has quickly established itself as a leader in the industry as the most installed billing solution in North America. Privately held, Info Directions licenses its products from its headquarters bordering Rochester, NY and has regional offices throughout North America.
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