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Deloitte Names Wireless Fast 50
By Rhonda Wickham
WirelessWeek - October 23, 2007

SAN FRANCISCO—Deloitte & Touche, in partnership with CTIA, announced the Wireless Fast 50, a ranking of the fastest-growing wireless companies based on revenue growth over the past five years. Satellite technology company SIRIUS Satellite Radio topped the list, with SkyBitz, TeleNav, BTI Systems and Tira Wireless rounding out the top five, respectively.

The list provides a glimpse of growth areas in wireless, including a fair representation of companies offering wireless broadband products and services. A number of providers also offer efficiency products such as antennas and backhaul solutions. Interestingly, there were few mobile content or mobile advertising companies in the Fast 50. However, Phil Asmundson, vice chairman, U.S. Technology, Media & Entertainment and Telecommunications for Deloitte & Touche USA, suggested that it might be too soon to see these types of content companies on the list as one of the requirements is to have been in business for five years.

To qualify for the Wireless Fast 50, Deloitte said companies must have had operating revenues of at least $50,000 in 2002 and $5 million in 2006 and be a company that owns proprietary wireless technology or proprietary wireless intellectual property that contributes to a significant portion of the company's operating revenues or devotes a significant proportion of revenues to the research and development of wireless technology.

Rank
Company Name
Company Focus
5-Year % Growth
1
SIRIUS Satellite Radio Satellite Radio 79,060%
2
SkyBitz GPS 40,314%
3
TeleNav GPS 16,666%
4
BTI Systems Fiber-Optic MicroWDM 16,610%
5
Tira Wireless Mobile Content Delivery 16,610%
6
MyThum Interactive InteractiveMedia Technology 13,900%
7
Boingo Wireless Wireless Internet 13,398%
8
NetMotion Wireless Mobile VPN 7,504%
9
Ethertronics Embedded Antenna Solutions 6,603%
10
AirClic Mobile Process Automation 5,895%
11
XM Satellite Radio Holdings Satellite Radio 4,525%
12
mBlox Mobile Transactions 3,689%
13
Airvana. Mobile Broadband Network Infrastructure 3,628%
14
Roamware Mobile Roaming Solutions 3,228%
15
SiGe Semiconductor Supercharged Silicon 3,221%
16
Vibes Media Mobile Marketing 2,341%
17
WebTech Wireless GPS Vehicle Location & Telematics 1,888%
18
Redline Communications Wireless Broadband 1,417%
19
Enfora M2M 1,276%
20
Atheros Communications Semiconductors 1,259%
21
Axesstel Fixed Wireless Voice & Data 1,106%
22
MetroPCS Communications Wireless Carrier 1,096%
23
Tranzeo Wireless Technologies Wireless Broadband Networking 1,072%
24
Vertical Communications Ip-PBX and VoIP 815%
25
DragonWave Wireless Broadband Networking 683%
26
VoiceSignal Technologies Voice & Speech Recognition 665%
27
Smith Micro Software Wireless Communications Software 664%
28
Novatel Wireless Wireless Broadband Access Solutions 655%
29
GENBAND IMS 596%
30
AirIQ GPS 586%
31
Ascalade Communications Wireless & Comm Products 503%
32
InterDigital Wireless Technology Platforms 447%
33
Gemini Mobile Technologies Messaging 443%
34
Research In Motion BlackBerry E-Mail Solution 436%
35
.I.D. Systems Wireless Monitoring & Tracking 346%
36
Bridgewater Systems Subscriber-Centric Policy Mngmt 321%
37
EION IP Solutions for Voice & Data 316%
38
Aeris Communications M2M 279%
39
Terabeam Wi-Fi & Wireless Broadband Solutions 271%
40
Air2Weby Content Deliver 265%
41
AnyDATA Wireless Modems 236%
42
NII Holdings Mobile Communications Services 204%
43
SkyWave Mobile Communications Fleet Mngmt 190%
44
FreeWave Technologies Spread-Spectrum & Licensed Radios 178%
45
Bytemobile Wireless Data Optimization 173%
46
CommScope Cable & Connectivity Solutions 171%
47
Symmetricom Timing, Frequency & Sync Solutions 159%
48
Qualcomm CDMA Chipsets, Comm Enablers 158%
49
LGC Wireless In-Building 140%
50
EFJ Emergency Communications 137%

 

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