NETWORKIQ Trademark

Computer hardware; computer software and networking equipment for use in the utility and energy fields, namely, network hardware and software for developing, securing, monitoring, configuring and managing machine to machine networks; computer software and networking equipment, namely, network hardware and software for securing, monitoring, and managing energy in the public utilities, gas utilities, electric utilities and water utilities industries; computer software and networking equipment, namely, network hardware and software for data collection applications, namely, distribution automation and demand side management applications; communications networking systems consisting of computer hardware, WAN (wide area network) operating software, and software enabling public utilities to communicate with, manage, configure, provide security for and control in-home appliances, electronic devices, and distribution automation communications devices; radio frequency wireless communications technology, namely, network interface devices, relays, access points, and computer network bridges, one-way and two-way automated meter reading devices for use in the energy and utility fields, and computer software for controlling, managing and configuring radio frequency communications devices; computer hardware and software for use by utility and energy companies in transmitting data one-way and two-way between a data computing network and remote communications devices, namely, wireless network repeaters, routers, personal computers, laptop computers, cellular phones and handheld computers; electronic interface modules for receiving and transmitting energy-related information and requests between and among commodity meters, electronic vehicle charging stations, electronic devices and a host computer over a wide area network and a local area network; computer database management software used for receiving and monitoring energy usage information from multiple remote commodity meters in the public utilities, gas utilities, electric utilities and water utilities industries; electric utility meters, namely, gas meters, electric meters, and water meters; network interface cards; gateway routers in the nature of computer control hardware; electronic devices, namely, radio frequency repeaters used in long range communication for tracking and monitoring energy usage and advanced meter reading data; advanced meter communications devices, namely, transmitters, receivers and antennas used to collect, store and process consumption data, distribution automation data, demand response data and other information in the energy and utility fields, including electric, water, gas, solar, coal, thermal and nuclear energy

Computer services for utility and energy companies, namely, implementing and operating computer networks comprised of computer hardware and software for securing, monitoring and managing machine to machine networks; computer services for others, namely, implementing and operating computer networks comprised of computer hardware and software for receiving and transmitting energy-related information and requests between and among commodity meters, securing, monitoring and managing utility distribution equipment and monitoring customer utility usage; computer software design for utility and energy companies; technical support, namely, monitoring of network systems and troubleshooting in the nature of diagnosing computer hardware and software problems for utility and energy companies; design and development of computer systems for utility and energy companies for the collection, storage and transmission of data; software as a service (SAAS) services, namely, hosting software for use by utility and energy companies for securing, monitoring and managing machine to machine networks; software as a service (SAAS) services, namely, hosting software for use by others for receiving and transmitting energy-related information and requests between and among utility meters, securing, monitoring and managing utility distribution automation and demand response data and monitoring customer utility usage; software as a service (SAAS) services, namely, hosting software that allows energy consumers, including public utility customers, to view and monitor energy consumption