1E thinks it's PC to make Windows more efficient. The company, which takes its name from a Windows operating systems error, provides software, consulting, and IT services for companies that manage networks of Microsoft Windows-enabled desktop computers. The company's products help companies distribute applications, patches, and updates, as well as "power down" and "wake up" network computers (for energy efficiency and cost saving purposes) remotely. 1E targets small- to large-sized companies from various industries; some of its larger customers have included Allstate, British Airways, Verizon, and Nestle. The company was founded in 1997 by former Microsoft employees, including owner and CEO Sumir Karayi.

ecVision, a proven leader in apparel and footwear Product Lifecycle Execution™ (PLE™) solutions since 1998, provides PLM/SCE systems worldwide to consumer goods retailers and brand manufacturers, transforming their supply network collaboration and visibility. Industry-leading companies use ecVision’s award-winning software to reduce cycle times, optimize sourcing processes, and manage the concept-to-delivery workflow.

Storix doesn't want your data storage efforts to end in a woeful tale of lost, misplaced data. Storix develops storage management software used by customers for tasks such as disaster recovery and data backup. Storix's customers come from a wide range of industries including financial services, health care, manufacturing, consumer goods, and transportation. Storix also provides professional services such as consulting, support, and training.

iSOFT Group is finding a lot of cold, hard cash in the health care software market. The company develops information management software geared towards both public and private-sector hospitals and other health care providers. iSOFT's flagship LORENZO product flexibly manages patient information, clinical information, lab and radiology results, and financial records. LORENZO's design is being developed in partnership with such IT bigwigs as Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) and Microsoft. iSOFT has offices in about 15 countries, including development and technology centers in India, and primarily markets its software systems in Europe and Asia-Pacific. iSOFT was acquired by IBA Health Group in 2007.

The world's leading enterprise corporate IT, shared service organizations and commercial service providers run on Digital Fuel's ServiceFlow business applications for IT Cost Management, Service Level Management, and Service Portfolio Catalog Management.More than 500 companies worldwide benefit from Digital Fuel's ServiceFlow applications by providing better IT service, reducing service cost and aligning IT service supply with line of business demand. We are proud to be contributing to the success of enterprise internal IT service organizations and commercial service providers around the globe, including: ACS, BBC, British Telecom, Capital One, Capgemini, Cisco, CSC, Cummins, Dell, Deutsche Bank, GE, IBM, Nationwide, Nestle, O2, Procter & Gamble, Siemens, Sprint, Steria, Telus, Telefonica, Unisys, Volkswagen, Wipro, and many more.

Vector Networks is an emerging leader in providing scaleable IT management software for the small to mid-size enterprise. Installations range from 2 PC licenses for remote control to 10,000+ licenses of Vector's flagship software asset management solution. The company operates from bases in Atlanta, GA, Montreal and the UK. Vector sells both direct and through selected value-adding partners. The demands of IT asset management, software asset management and user support are shared by all organizations, and in common with most vendors Vector has presence in virtually all market segments. Our customer base does however show particular weight in the financial, healthcare, government and government consulting sectors.

nGenera markets software that creates, aggregates and manages an enterprise’s collaborative and social business activities, applying their collective power to drive business outcomes. nGenera is also the world’s thought leader in enterprise collaboration, providing hundreds of global corporations with key insight and senior advisory services focused on collaboration strategy, enterprise engagement and enabling technologies

IntelliDyne is a privately held Information Technology (IT) services firm that offers IT solutions, consulting services, and outsourcing options. IntelliDyne at the forefront of new technology to provide the performance, availability, security, and scalability to meet an organization's end-to-end IT needs. IntelliDyne offers a wide range of services that adhere to proven processes and solution life cycle management. These processes and IntelliDyne capabilities, experience, and best practices allow us to go above and beyond to serve IntelliDyne customers. What sets us apart from the competition is IntelliDyne focus on delivering value-added solutions faster, better, and with less risk. IntelliDyne offices are located in the District of Columbia, Virginia, Colorado, Texas, West Virginia, and California. IntelliDyne combine superior expertise with a steadfast commitment to customer service to offer a formula for success.

CSSI turns an eye toward R&D. A technology and engineering services company, the company specializes in air traffic management. Areas of expertise include decision support systems, safety management, and cost-benefit analysis. Its services include information management and custom software development, operational analysis and implementation, investment strategy and analysis, and systems engineering. CSSI's clients have included NASA, the US Department of Defense, the Federal Aviation Administration, and the airline industry. The company has satellite offices in Charleston, South Carolina; Landover, Maryland; and Northfield, New Jersey.

Synaptics Incorporated was founded in 1986 and is based in Santa Clara, California. Synaptics Incorporated develops and supplies custom-designed human interface solutions that enable people to interact with various mobile computing, communications, entertainment, and other electronic devices. The company provides custom interface solutions for navigation, cursor control, and multimedia controls for PC original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). It primarily targets the personal computer (PC) market and the market for digital lifestyle products, including mobile smartphones and feature phones, portable digital music and video players, and other select electronic device markets with its customized interface solutions. In addition to notebooks, other PC applications for the company's technology include peripherals, such as keyboards, mice, and monitors, as well as desktop and PC remote control applications. Its solutions for the PC market primarily include the TouchPad, a touch-sensitive pad that senses the position of a person's finger on its surface; the TouchStyk, an integrated pointing stick module; and dual pointing solutions, which combine both a TouchPad and a pointing stick into a single notebook computer enabling the users to use the interface of their choice.Synaptics user interface solutions for digital lifestyle products comprise the ScrollStrip and TouchRing, which are scrolling solutions that enable users to navigate through menus and content; LightTouch capacitive buttons, which provide illuminated button functionality; and MobileTouch, NavPoint, and ClearTouch solutions. Synaptics sells its products to PC OEMs, as well as to various consumer electronics manufacturers primarily in the United States, Taiwan, China, Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Switzerland, Singapore, and Malaysia.

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