From use in large computer systems to embedded applications, the following is a sample of some of the customers (large and small) currently using our products:

Alcatel (www.alcatel.de) - The German division of this well-known telecom company is using ASN1C to implement applications based on the 3GPP NBAP protocol for UMTS as well as some other proprietary interfaces.

CISCO (www.cisco.com) Cisco is using ASN1C to encode and decode ASN.1 definitions for its remote procedure call protocol. The P-cube RPC protocol (PRPC) is used by the Subscriber Management and Provisioning System that is part of its Service Control Platform. The Service Control Platform is a purpose-built service control and active management system specifically designed to analyze, and control applications & subscribers transactions across service provider networks.

Cambridge Positioning Systems (www.cursor-system.com) - ASN1C has been used to generate code for a number of GSM phone interfaces connected with location services such as RRLP (GSM04.31), LLP (GSM04.71) and SMLCPP (GSM08.31). This company makes high-accuracy location systems for GSM phones, allowing a phone to be located with about 50 meters using the timings of signals in the GSM network, with no additional hardware required.

Computer Networks & Software, Inc. (www.cnsw.com) - CNS has effectively used ASN1C in developing Aeronautical Telecommunications Network (ATN) applications. The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has prescribed ASN.1 encoding in the set of data link applications that it has defined for ATN. CNS used ASN1C in developing Controller Pilot Data Link Communications (CPDLC) applications for the ATN.

Ericsson (www.ericsson.com) - Ericsson is using ASN1C on a number of projects including a GPRS-HLR prototype. The generated code is used to encode and decode parameters that are specified in MAP operations.

Gamelogic (www.gamelogic.com) - GameLogic is a developer of large-scale interactive games and game technology for distribution on a wide variety of digital media. They have succesfully used XBinder to implement Web services for several on-line gaming systems.

Intermain, Ltd. uses XBinder in a legacy accounts systems written in C to prepare XML reports. The UK Government is setting the pace on use of the Internet and British businesses are set to follow their lead with the electronic interchange of documents.

International Turnkey Systems (www.its.ws) - International Turnkey Systems (ITS) is a leading solutions provider with an established presence in the Middle East and Africa. Incorporated in 1981,ITS has been the pioneer in information technology in the Gulf region for more than two decades. ITS provides solutions for Banking and Finance, Telecommunications, ERP, CRM, E-business and Networking.

Lockstream (www.lockstream.com) - LockStream uses ASN1C libraries to handle parsing of ASN.1 format messages and content for small form factor devices.

Testimonial: "The ObjSys code is both fast and efficient even on low-horsepower devices, and is readily customizable to enable space/performance tradeoffs." - Sky Kruse, LockStream General Manager.

Nortel Networks (www.nortel.com) - Nortel Networks in France is using ASN1C to develop a tool that will decode the UMTS RNC interfaces (Iub, Iu and Iur) from the ATM raw cells up to the NBAP, RRC, RANAP, RNSAP protocols. It will be used for RAN performance monitoring, and will take part in the Nortel UMTS RAN networks optimization process.

Pixel Velocity(www.pixel-velocity.com) uses XBinder to facilitate socket based XML communications for control and data exchange with a smart camera platform. XBinder provided a scalable communications infrastructure that greatly simplified cross-platform development challenges.

QUALCOMM Wireless Business Solutions (www.qualcomm.com/qwbs) provides companies around the globe with industry-leading mobility platforms, applications and services that accelerate business. Products include the OmniTRACS®, OmniOne® and GlobalTRACS® two-way data communication systems, productivity-enhancing applications, and wireless advisory and managed network services. These products serve a variety of industries, including transportation and logistics, third-party logistics, construction, petroleum, retail, food and beverage, and health care.

Siemens (www.siemens.com) - Siemens Information and Communication Networks is using ASN1C to encode and decode ASN.1 definitions for messaging features and services which are part of a QSIG based private networking protocol. A testimonial from a member of the project team:

"Actually, I am quite happy with how easy it was to integrate the run-time libraries with our embedded system. I didn't find any other viable vendors that would give us the run-time source for our non-standard O/S."

SwissCom (www.swisscom.com) - This Swiss communications company is using ASN1C to develop the SS7 MAP protocol layer for different purposes. Services include a location enabling platform, USSD Gateways, G/I SMSC simulation, test tools to test GSM equipment and various other value added services.

SYSOPENDIGIA (www.sysopendigia.com) - SYSOPENDIGIA's TElement is a general purpose telecom platform for value added services. ASN1C is used to encode and decode MAP and INAP messages. This allows TElement to provide (for example) short message functionality (SMSC) and SRF CS1 capabilities.