ASI was founded in 1987 with the goal of assisting small, mid-tier and growing companies with a range of value-add services based on competencies unique to the system integrator and VAR channel. Today, the company maintains 24 locations throughout North America and Asia with revenues of more than $1.3billion and represents over 8,000 products from the industry's most notable manufacturers.With over 20,000 VARs, systems integrators, retailers and OEM customers, ASI supports the vertical market community by combining our technical expertise with our ISO9001 integration capabilities and strategic vendor relationships to deliver innovative notebook, desktop, and server systems that allow these resellers to differentiate their companies through the solutions they offer.

Cforia Software is capitalizing on cold, hard cash. The company develops cash flow management software that addresses risk and asset management, as well as strategic credit management. The company's flagship MC2 (Managing Credit and Collections) software suite is a credit, collections, and sales force management application. Cforia (formerly Crimson Software) was founded in 2001.

1 Source Consulting isn't the only consulting firm to provide IT services and strategic consulting to the government but it sure would like to be. 1 Source Consulting offers expert systems design, development, and integration services as well as security, IT management, program management, infrastructure and operations consulting, and systems development. The company primarily serves federal agencies and counts DHS, DOE, ATF, Department of Transportation, and SEC among its clients. The company was founded in 1999 by William R. Teel Jr.

Connectria provides outsourced IT services, such as onsite and offsite management of clients' applications, databases, and networks. It specializes in products from such vendors as IBM and Oracle among others. Connectria also provides managed data hosting, disaster recovery, and consulting services. The company operates primary data center facilities in St. Louis and Philadelphia, with more than 20 additional data centers scattered across the US. Clients have included 3M, Anheuser-Busch, and Charter Communications.

IDI Global had an idea or two about doing business on the Internet. Through its Internet Development subsidiary, the company offered Web development applications services and software for creating Web sites, as well as consulting and Web hosting. In April 2006 the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection for the company and two of IDI Global's wholly owned subsidiaries, Chief Financial and IDI Small Business; its other operations continued to operate outside of bankruptcy protection until the company sold them in early 2007.

Ignite! Learning, Inc. creates online, multimedia educational products for middle school students. The company offers courseware for early American history, world cultures and geography, world history, Texas history, and science. The company's Reality, Inc. series of science software programs includes titles for topics such as ecosystems and food webs, Newton's laws of motion and gravity, simple machines, genetics, and tectonic plates. Its content is primarily delivered through its Curriculum On Wheels (COW) product, which is a self-contained unit consisting of a hard drive, speakers, and projector.

Synfora was founded in 2003 to commercialize PICO (Program-in Chip-out) technology developed at Hewlett-Packard Labs over a 7 year period. Synforaís investors include ATA Ventures, Foundation Capital, and U.S. Venture Partners. Hewlett-Packard licensed PICO technology, including 85+ patents, to Synfora and is also an investor in the company. Synfora has 25+ employees at offices in Mountain View, Bangalore, and Japan.Synfora provides software tools, services and IP that accelerate the design of systems-on-chips (SoCs). The patented PICO technology enables designers to effortlessly target low power designs, eliminates months of manual design effort by automatically generating synthesizable RTL and increase reliability by significantly enhanced verification methodologies including automatic generation of RTL testbench and SystemC models. The tool allows user full control over critical design choices that affect performance, speed and area.

MTM Technologies, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides information technology (IT) solutions services, application delivery, unified communications, virtualization, and managed services in the United States. The company's application delivery solutions provide access to various corporate applications and information from remote locations using wired and wireless technologies. Its unified communications solutions offer a platform for business communications by combining voice, data, and video content on a common network.The company's consolidation solutions streamline IT infrastructure by consolidating operating systems, applications, and storage into scalable systems. The consolidation solutions combine server and storage consolidation, application centralization, data management and migration, and disaster recovery services. Its virtualization solutions provide its clients the ability to separate applications, operating systems, and storage from physical hardware enabling a flexible, scalable, and fault-tolerant IT infrastructure.The company also offers a suite of IT professional services, such as design, consulting, implementation, and support services in systems, networks, Internet protocol telephony, storage, security, and facilities and cabling. In addition, it offers managed services, such as remote monitoring and management, hosting, remote support, remote helpdesk, and IT outsourcing. The company primarily serves middle market corporations; municipal, state, and federal government agencies; and educational, financial, and health-care institutions. It sells products directly, as well as through strategic partners and value added resellers. The company was formerly known as Micros To Mainframes, Inc. and changed its name to MTM Technologies, Inc. in May 2004. MTM Technologies, Inc. was founded in 1986 and is based in Stamford, Connecticut.

Lattice Technology provides companies with the ability to compress complex 2D and 3D files, such as CAD drawings, and share them on a server throughout an enterprise. Once compressed, the data can be accessed on mobile devices or easily displayed online and incorporated into presentations and other documents. The company's software promises ease of use by non-engineer types, and is used in automotive, manufacturing, aerospace, high tech, and medical applications. Founded in 1997, Lattice Technology has supported 3D publishing and digital manufacturing for 500,000 users in more than 200 companies including Canon, Hitachi, and Sony. It has offices in Japan and the US with resellers in more than 90 countries.

KOM Networks is the world leader of innovative Storage Management Software solutions. Pioneers of Data Protection & Retention, KOM Networks' products provide Compliance, Archiving, and Information Lifecycle Management (ILM) to over 10,000 installations globally.Founded in 1969, in Ottawa, Canada, KOM Networks began by building high-performance computer systems based on DEC components. In the early 80's, after pioneering the integration of WORM (Write-Once-Read-Many) optical disk drives management for leading-edge medical applications, the company recognized the benefits of this mass storage technology and redirected its efforts exclusively into this new field.KOM Networks has been a leader in Storage Management software since 1983, successfully supplying storage management solutions to over 10,000 government agencies, Fortune 100 and Global 100 companies.

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