Holocom Networks

altafiber is a provider for internet, TV, home phone, energy, and more. It delivers integrated communications solutions to residential and business customers over its fiber-optic network including high-speed internet, video, voice and data. The company was founded in 1873 and is based in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Amphenol Fiber Systems International (AFSI) is a full service fiber optic company engaged in the fabrication and manufacture of fiber optic connectivity products and systems. The company's commitment to technical excellence aims to make us an industry leader in providing sophisticated products and professional technical assistance in the fiber optic industry. AFSI aims to provide solutions for communications systems based on fiber optic interconnect technology. TFOCA-II, M83522, M29504, and M28876 are the global standards in the military marketplace. With over 100 employees, AFSI is currently located in a 50,000 square foot facility, in the heart of the telecom corridor in Allen, just north of Dallas, Texas. Since its inception in 1993, AFSI has and will continue to base its corporate strategy on technical and application support, quality assurance, product performance, and value.

Force 5, founded in 2001, offers compliance management solutions to minimize risk, streamlining audits and ensuring compliance (NERC, SIP) for utilities. The company's product gatekeeper combines physical log and identity management with physical security controls to mitigate risk and exceed compliance requirements. It is based in Miami, Florida.

DevicePoint, a Texas C-Corp, aims to build embedded software for Distributed Critical Infrastructure Protection. DevicePoint discovered that "dense" infrastructure products are available and economical, but this is not true for distributed infrastructure. Products protecting office buildings and centralized resources are too costly for protecting assets such as comm towers and huts, air and sea ports, chemical plants, water / power grids, transportation and other infrastructure. This distributed infrastructure remains unprotected and business opportunities lie untapped. The company's solution aims to enable a 5-to-10 fold cost savings over current solutions. The company's strategy is: (1) Build an adaptive-footprint software platform for embedding security applications; (2) Form partnerships to produce lightweight electronic locks, intelligent networked RFID readers, intelligent sensors and smart industrial controls; (3) Leverage relationships with selling partners in the DoD, DHS, Education and Healthcare markets

Anord Control Systems is a global provider of critical electrical power distribution and protection equipment for data centers, energy, and industrial applications. They are a preferred supplier of low voltage switchgear, power distribution units, remote power panels, bus duct, and full modular plantroom and substation solutions to marquee cloud and colocation data center operators. Anord's U.S. subsidiary, Anord Critical Power, is an independent provider of critical power infrastructure to the global data center industry.

Site Controls is a provider of enterprise energy management, facilities intelligence and smart grid solutions. Site Controls' Site-Command above-site energy management platform monitors and controls major energy-consuming devices such as HVAC, lighting, refrigeration, signage and more, to drive down energy and maintenance costs. Site Controls energy management solutions incorporate energy efficiency, corporate social responsibility, comfort and controls, operational intelligence, and demand response services. By providing persistent, real-time access, visibility and control over thousands of assets and sites, Site Controls helps chain retailers and branch banks create a compelling customer experience while simultaneously saving money, reducing emissions, and improving business efficiency. In October 2010, Site Controls was acquired by Siemens. The valuation of Site Controls was undisclosed. Other terms of the deal were not released.