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Bluefish Wireless
Connexion Technologies Management
Indianapolis, IN
Cary, NC
Year 2009
Year 2009
Industry Telecommunications
Industry Telecommunications
Founded 2001
Founded 2002
Growth 727.4%
Growth 1,784.7%
2005
2005 Revenue$659,312 $1.5 million
Revenue
2008 Revenue$12.4 million
2008
Employees 438 $12.6 million
Revenue
Website www.cnxntech.com
Employees 80
Website www.BluefishWireless.net
Connexion Technologies's Business Model:
Bluefish Wireless Management's Business Model:
Connexion Technologies designs, builds, and manages
integrated fiber optic networks for hotels, resorts, and single-
Bluefish Wireless Management helps large companies design,
and multi-family homes.
implement, and manage wireless networks, especially in the
technology, federal government, and health care sectors.
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No. 337

5LINX Enterprises
Network Innovations
Rochester, NY
Year 2009
Chicago, IL
Industry Telecommunications
Year 2009
Founded 2001
Industry Telecommunications
Growth 831.8%
Founded 2001
2005 Revenue$4.9 million
Growth 726.6%
2008 Revenue$45.7 million
2005
Employees 162 $3.1 million
Revenue
Website www.5linx.com
2008
$25.7 million
Revenue
5LINX Enterprises's Business Model: Employees 43
Website www.NITelecom.com
5LINX Enterprises offers wireless phones, plans, and
accessories, satellite television, VoIP, and broadband Internet Network Innovations's Business Model:
services to residential and business customers.
Network Innovations installs and supports Internet connectivity,
No. 299 private lines, internal networks, and voice services for
commercial clients in the Chicago area.

MIR3 No. 26

San Diego, CA
Year 2009 Ruckus Wireless
Industry Telecommunications
Founded 1999
Sunnyvale, CA
Growth 791.6%
Year 2009
2005 Revenue$1.3 million
Industry Telecommunications
2008 Revenue$11.8 million
Founded 2004
Employees 80
Growth 4,540.1%
Website www.MIR3.com
2005 Revenue$709,000
2008 Revenue$32.9 million
MIR3's Business Model: Employees 143
Website www.RuckusWireless.com
MIR3 sells software that allows businesses and organizations to
rapidly deploy two-way communications to large groups of Ruckus Wireless's Business Model:
people around the world. The communications may be delivered
by mobile phone, landline, PDA, e-mail, pager, TTY, fax, text
Ruckus Wireless develops "smart" Wi-Fi products and
message (SMS), or other means.
technology that automatically adapt to situations that tend to
make traditional Wi-Fi products unreliable. Its sells products
No. 334 specifically designed for large companies, hotels, warehouses,
educational institutions, and homes that have high-demand
requirements for their Wi-Fi networks.
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Aptela
iCore Networks Herndon, VA
Year 2009
Industry Telecommunications
McLean, VA
Founded 2004
Year 2009
Growth 515.1%
Industry Telecommunications
2005 Revenue$1.3 million
Founded 2004
2008 Revenue$8.2 million
Growth 3,924.0%
Employees 54
2005 Revenue$423,101
Website www.aptela.com
2008 Revenue$17.0 million
Employees 60
Website www.iCore.com Aptela's Business Model:

iCore Networks's Business Model: Aptela provides VoIP services for business clients.

iCore Networks helps small and midsize businesses set up VoIP No. 564
and infrastructure networks for business communications. Its
network access center gives small businesses access to advanced
VoIP and PBX capabilities, previously only available to large
corporations, without the risk and expense of installing an in-
In-Building-Wireless
house PBX system.
Silver Spring, MD
Year 2009
No. 496
Industry Telecommunications
Founded 1999
Growth 480.7%
Single Digits 2005 Revenue$1.3 million
2008 Revenue$7.5 million
Employees 40
Manchester, NH
Website www.In-Building-Wireless.com
Year 2009
Industry Telecommunications
Founded 2003 In-Building-Wireless's Business Model:
Growth 530.4%
2005 Revenue$702,062
In-Building-Wireless engineers and installs cellular, Wi-Fi,
2008 Revenue$4.4 million
point-to-point, and all-in-one voice, video, and data systems in
Employees 36
offices, airports, hotels, and convention centers. Customers
Website www.SingleDigits.com
include Ford's Theatre, the American Institute of Architects, T-
Mobile, and AT&T.
Single Digits's Business Model:
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Single Digits is an Internet network provider specializing in
providing connectivity for municipalities, hotels, resorts, and
other businesses that want to offer Internet service to guests. GetWireless
No. 508
Minnetonka, MN
Year 2009
Industry Telecommunications
iFAX Solutions Founded 2002
Growth 292.4%
2005
Philadelphia, PA $1.7 million
Revenue
Year 2009
2008
Industry Telecommunications $6.7 million
Revenue
Founded 2002
Employees 7
Growth 521.7%
Website www.GetWirelessLLC.com
2005 Revenue$1.2 million
2008 Revenue$7.2 million
Employees 9 GetWireless's Business Model:
Website www.ifax.com
GetWireless distributes fixed cellular products and equipment
iFAX Solutions's Business Model: from manufacturers such as Axesstel, Sierra Wireless, AirLink,
and Telular. In addition to the fixed cellular market, the
company also sells communications equipment used for
iFAX Solutions builds fax and phone systems using open
television and broadcast, public safety, and other industries.
standards and open source software.

No. 1,415
No. 520
 Wetumpka, AL
Sixnet Year 2009
Industry Telecommunications
Founded 1998
Ballston Lake, NY
Growth 218.9%
Year 2009
2005 Revenue$10.8 million
Industry Telecommunications
2008 Revenue$34.6 million
Founded 1976
Employees 75
Growth 226.4%
Website www.its-networks.com
2005 Revenue$9.4 million
2008 Revenue$30.7 million
Employees 105 Information Transport Solutions's Business Model:
Website www.sixnet.com
Information Transport Solutions installs and supports integrated
Sixnet's Business Model: voice, data, and video networks for schools, municipal
governments, and small businesses throughout the Southeast.
Sixnet manufactures industrial data products enabling open
connectivity, industrial ethernet, industrial automation products, No. 1,613
cellular connectivity, and proprietary system integration.

No. 1,435 Hosted Solutions

Raleigh, NC
Xtreme Communications Year 2009
Industry Telecommunications
Founded 2001
Wood Village, OR
Growth 198.4%
Year 2009
2005 Revenue$9.6 million
Industry Telecommunications
2008 Revenue$28.6 million
Founded 2001
Employees 105
Growth 222.9%
Website www.hostedsolutions.com
2005 Revenue$1.4 million
2008 Revenue$4.7 million
Employees 28 Hosted Solutions's Business Model:
Website www.xtremecabling.com
Hosted Solutions offers data center and managed hosting
Xtreme Communications's Business Model: services to small, mid-size, and large businesses looking to
economically outsource their hardware and webhosting services.
Xtreme Communications installs voice, data, video, and wireless
structured cabling networks for businesses and schools
throughout Oregon and Southwest Washington.

No. 1,446

MegaPath
Costa Mesa, CA
Year 2009
Industry Telecommunications
Founded 1996
Growth 221.3%
2005 Revenue$47.0 million
2008 Revenue$151.0 million
Employees 400
Website www.megapath.com

MegaPath's Business Model:

MegaPath offers managed IP data, voice, and security services to

businesses across North America, allowing clients to have their
own virtual private networks.

No. 1,461

Information Transport
Solutions