Pitney Bowes unites two world-class software providers, Group 1 Software and MapInfo Corporation, to form a powerful new division – Pitney Bowes Business Insight.Pitney Bowes Business Insight enables organizations to make better decisions through a combination of location intelligence and communication intelligence. Offering the industry’s most comprehensive set of solutions for maximizing the value of customer and location data, Pitney Bowes Business Insight provides the tools required to more effectively locate, connect and communicate with customers in today’s global markets.Pitney Bowes Business Insight assists organizations, regardless of industry focus, in finding the best solution to solve business challenges in the most cost-effective way. Thousands of organizations around the globe, in both the private and public sector, rely on Pitney Bowes Business Insight’s renowned offerings and value-added expertise. This insight is critical to identifying and establishing new opportunities to better understand, connect and communicate with customers.

Ramius software is used by sales forces, for customer relationship engagement and research, and on intranets and extranets. Its Sixent Enterprise product is used by businesses to enable social networking while its CommunityZero product offers similar functionality in a hosted platform. The company serves businesses, professional associations, and public sector agencies. Clients have included Nortel Networks, Equifax, AFL-CIO, and Kaiser Permanente.

United Systems Technology, Inc. (USTI) is big on government. The company's software helps county and local governments throughout North America keep track of bills, records, and licenses. USTI offers financial software for budgets, accounts payable, and payroll; public works software for utility billing and collections; general administration software for managing building permits and animal licenses; and public safety software for managing jails, courthouses, and law enforcement records. The company, which sells its software under the asyst and Shamrock Systems names, also offers installation, support, and training services. Founded in 1978, USTI is owned by its executives, employees, and outside investors.

Trilogy Enterprises software helps large corporations manage complex sales and purchasing channels that involve extensive product lines and high transaction volumes. Customers use its software to integrate and manage sales, distribution, and supplier channels, as well as for content management and data integration. In addition, the company provides professional services such as consulting, hosting, and support. Customers have included British Airways, Chrysler, Ford, Hewlett-Packard, Lands' End, Nissan, and Penn Mutual Life. Founder and CEO Joe Liemandt is the controlling shareholder of the company.

Synopsys has evolved into a diverse company with a complete suite of products spanning the entire design flow. The company’s products enable designers to create and verify complex integrated circuits and SoC designs from concept to silicon. Synopsys provides a complete front-to-back design and test environment, system-level to silicon-level verification, design reuse technology and professional services to help its customers get their silicon working quickly and accurately. The company's products enable semiconductor, manufacturing, computer, communications, consumer electronics and other companies that develop electronic products to improve performance, increase productivity and achieve predictable success from systems to silicon.

Collectiveview, Inc. develops, implements, and supports Web-based softwares products including Viewspace, ViewMAC, ViewWork, ViewLease, and ViewEvent. The company provides an array of software applications that help track and manage space utilization, work orders, leases, and move/add/change orders. Collectiveview also offers a "design your own software" option that lets clients customize their functionality. Clients can also take advantage of Collectiveview's expertise through the company's staffing and human resource support services which include project management and facility manager recruiting and training.

Varsity Media Group, Inc. is a “new media” company dedicated to teenagers worldwide. Since 1999, Varsity has been a pioneer in user created content and last year became the first programmer to broadcast it on mobile devices. Varsity has relationships with over 2,500 high schools and an extensive library of programming featuring sports series, reality shows, dramas, comedies, music shows, animation and films. Varsity brings together a unique combination of popular and synergistic Internet, mobile and television entertainment properties.

Medasys assists hospitals and other health care providers with their information technology. Medasys SA provides information technology services and software to companies in the health care, research and industrial sectors, specializing in custom systems (centralized data backup, storage, networks, data security) for large customers. While most of Medasys' business is in France, Medasys SA also sells in other European countries and in Asia.

Bare Bones Software needs no frills -- just a few more options for Mac people. Bare Bones Software develops software for Macintosh users, including applications for HTML and text editing as well as e-mail and file management. The company's products include BBEdit, an HTML and text editor for editing source code; Yojimbo, a content management system; Mailsmith, an e-mail application for enabling Internet-based messaging; and TextWrangler, a simple text editor. Bare Bones also offers support services and resources for software developers, the primary market for its software products. The company was founded in 1993.

Integral Systems, Inc. was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Columbia, Maryland. Integral Systems, Inc. builds satellite ground systems and equipment for command and control, integration and test, data processing, and simulation in the United States and internationally. It operates in three segments: Government Systems, Commercial Systems, and Space Communications Systems. The Government Systems segment provides ground systems products and services to the U.S. Federal Government. The Commercial Systems segment provides ground systems products and services to commercial enterprises and international organizations. This segment offers complementary ground system components and systems, such as turnkey systems, hardware and software for satellite and terrestrial communications signal monitoring, network and ground equipment monitoring, and control and satellite data processing. The Space Communications Systems segment designs and builds satellite communications equipment and systems principally for military applications comprising satellite tracking stations, control centers, spacecraft factories, and range operations, as well as provides system level and board level telemetry products. As of September 30, 2008, Integral Systems provided ground systems for approximately 200 various satellite missions for communications, science, meteorology, and earth resource applications. Its customers include government and commercial satellite operators, spacecraft and payload manufacturers, and aerospace systems integrators.

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