The company offers computer-aided design and sales software used in the planning of residential and commercial interiors. Users can start with a blank floorplan and customize it at will, choosing from a library of products, and the software provides a variety of views of the project, including 3D renderings. Applications allow for collaboration and logistics coordination with manufacturers and vendors, as well. The company's products are sold in more than 100 countries and are available in about 20 languages.

3DN's World Construction Set is a suite for three-dimensional landscape modeling, rendering, and animation. The company's Visual Nature Studio suite extends the capabilities of World Construction Set while streaming workflow for geographic information system users. The Forestry Wizard is an add-in for Visual Nature Studio, allowing designers to create realistic vegetation. 3D Nature was established in 1997.

The company offers embedded software packages and custom software development for markets such as automotive, e-commerce, and wireless. Its Cloud9 (C9) product is a Java-based platform for a variety of applications, several of which are aimed at the operation of parking garages and lots. The 8D ECO is a wireless computer unit and "e-payment system" that can be embedded into point-of-sale terminals for parking operations, automated teller machines (ATMs), and other uses. 8D Technologies was founded in 1996.

The company's software makes it possible for netbook computers, laptops and notebooks, and smartphones to access the Internet through wireless communications systems. Along with its IP Infusion subsidiary, ACCESS also develops software to run the networks and servers in the wireless infrastructure. The company provides the Garnet operating system, the successor to the OS that powered the Palm Pilot PDA, and a commercial-grade platform based on the open-source Linux OS for mobile phones. ACCESS Systems Americas is a subsidiary of Japan's ACCESS Co., Ltd.

Acclivity (formerly MYOB US) helps you mind your own business, providing accounting and financial management software for small and midsized businesses. Its products include MYOB AccountEdge (for tracking sales and purchases), MYOB FirstEdge (for the very small one or two-person businesses), and MYOB BusinessEssentials (for small businesses). The company also provides services and tools for functions such as managing credit card processing, payrolls, and vendor payments. In 2005 Acclivity acquired the company (and the rights to use the MYOB brand) from MYOB Limited; in 2008 the company purchased MYOB's US-based development operations.

Accubid Systems is the leader in estimating, project management and service management software for electrical and mechanical contractors. Our construction software solutions are currently used in over 5,000 companies across North America.From start to finish, Accubid has a software program to suit your bidding, on-screen or CAD-based takeoff, project management and/or service management software needs. Accubid also offers industry-leading Education & Training and technical support to make sure you get the most of your software purchase and keep your business on its growth path.

ACI Worldwide, Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in the development, marketing, installation, and support of software products and services to facilitate electronic payments worldwide. The company offers Retail Payment Engines that are designed to route electronic payment transactions from transaction generators to the acquiring institutions; and Proactive Risk Manager, a neural network-based fraud detection system designed to help card issuers, merchants, merchant acquirers, and financial institutions combat fraud schemes. It also offers Payments Management solutions that provides value-added solutions to information captured during online processing; Card Management System, a system for issuing cards, maintaining account information, tracking card usage, and providing customer service; Smart Chip Manager that supports the deployment of stored-value and other chip card applications; and Dispute Management System, which provides issuers the ability to work retail discrepancies caused by processing errors, disputes, charge backs, and fraud. In addition, it offers wholesale payments solutions, including payments processing, bulk payments processing, global messaging, and continuous link settlement processing; and application services solutions that facilitate communication, data movement, transaction processing, systems monitoring, and business process automation. It has strategic alliances with Hewlett-Packard Company; IBM Corporation; Sun Microsystems, Inc.; Stratus Technologies; Microsoft Corporation; Diebold, Incorporated; NCR Corporation; Wincor-Nixdorf; Visa International; MasterCard International Incorporated; and Oracle Corporation. The company sells its products to financial institutions, retailers, and electronic payment processors. The company was formerly known as Transaction Systems Architects, Inc. and changed its name to ACI Worldwide, Inc. in July 2007. ACI Worldwide, Inc. was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in New York, New York.

The company provides software that makes it possible for designers and engineers (and anyone else in a client's organization or supply chain) to view, measure, and annotate 2-D or 3-D computer-aided design (CAD) files of any format. Customers have included ASA Systems and Magna International. Founded in 1996, Actify has distributors and value-added resellers throughout North America, Europe, and Asia/Pacific, with customers and partners in more than 45 countries worldwide.

The company offers tools for the Perl, PHP, Python, Tcl, and XSLT programming and scripting languages. It targets customers in the computer, telecommunications, finance, insurance, pharmaceutical, and defense industries. Founded in 1997, ActiveState was acquired in September 2003 for about $23 million in cash by Sophos, a UK-based security software firm. Three years later employees of ActiveState (with funding from Pender Financial Group) formed ActiveState Software, which acquired ActiveState's assets from Sophos for about $2.3 million.

Actix offers software designed to monitor and optimize the performance of wireless networking equipment. Applications are geared towards accelerating network and service rollout, maximizing network capacity, automating network configuration, and troubleshooting problems. The company sells to more than 130 wireless operators worldwide, including Orange, T-Mobile, Hutchison 3G, Ericsson, Verizon Wireless, and Beijing Mobile. Actix was founded in 1991 by CTO (and former CEO) Rob Dobson.

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