FatWire isn't content to crawl around cyberspace. The company's enterprise content management software and services help developers build and run online corporate portals with complex features. Its software enables businesses to create and manage content, access it through a variety of channels, and deliver and reuse it across multiple applications and Web sites. FatWire sells to companies in the financial services, manufacturing, retail, media, telecom, health care, and government markets; Bayer, Bank of America, IBM, and General Electric are some of its clients. Investors include EuclidSR Partners, Newlight Associates, Topspin Partners, and Wheatley Partners.

QuadraNet targets the restaurant business with a complete menu of information technology services, including reservation software, hardware integration, and support services. Quardranet's ResV4 software uses Microsoft's Windows to provide real-time multi-terminal access for answering calls. Its EPoS V4 provides a graphical users' interface for point-of-sale processing in either one terminal or a multinetwork. Clients include Conran Restaurants and Simply Heathcote. The company's predecessor, QuadraNet plc, went into receivership in July 2002 and was reorganized as QuadraNet Systems.

SYSTRAN is the market leading machine translation solutions provider. The company's advanced language translation software helps enterprises and individuals communicate more effectively in multiple languages. SYSTRAN's software instantly translates text from and into 52 languages for individuals to understand and publish any type of information. Use of SYSTRAN products and solutions increases business productivity in enterprise collaboration, eCommerce, customer support, knowledge management, search, and other initiatives.SYSTRAN extended its position as the industry's leading innovator by introducing the first hybrid machine translation engine. This breakthrough combines the advantages of linguistic technology with statistical techniques so the software automatically learns from existing and validated translations. SYSTRAN's hybrid machine translation solution is easy and quick to customize. The self-learning techniques allow users to train the software to any specific domain or business objective to achieve cost-effective publishable quality translations. For more than 40 years, SYSTRAN products and solutions continue to be the choice of leading global corporations (Symantec, Cisco, EADS), Internet portals (Yahoo!®, Lycos®, AtlaVista™), and public agencies like the US Intelligence Community and the European Commission.

Crimson Tide provides software development and systems integration services. Specializing in mobile technologies, the company counts time and attendance specialist Bodet, mobile phone operator O2, handheld maker Palm, and business software provider Sage Group among its partners. Crimson Tide operates through two subsidiaries: Crimson Tide mpro Ltd. in the UK and Crimson Tide (IE) Ltd. in Ireland. Both units offer mobile data products for customers in construction, facilities management, finance and insurance, and health care, among other fields. Crimson Tide was established in 1996.

The American Education Corporation (AEC) engages in the development and marketing of educational software for elementary, middle, and secondary schools; adult literacy centers; and vocational, junior, and community colleges primarily in the United States and the United Kingdom. It develops instructional content, computer adaptive assessment testing software, and software management technology designed to manage the delivery of and record the results of student progress in schools and other institutions.The company's products primarily include the A+nyWhere Learning System, which provides a research-based, integrated curriculum offering of software for grade levels 1-12 for reading, mathematics, language arts, science, writing, history, government, economics, and geography. AEC also markets A+ University, a product training and staff development product line to instruct school administrators, curriculum specialists, and teachers in the use of the company's products.In addition, it offers A+dvancer College Readiness Online, a postsecondary offering that identifies and assists students in attaining college entry-level academic skills in arithmetic, elementary algebra, reading comprehension, and sentence skills. The company sells its products directly, as well as through independent school dealers and field sales force. AEC was incorporated in 1981. It was formerly known as Plasmedics, Inc. and changed its name to The American Education Corporation in 1991. The company is based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Diamond Technologies helps companies who may have a less-than-crystal-clear perspective on their IT systems. The company provides information technology services to businesses, government agencies, and not-for-profit organizations in the mid-Atlantic region of the US. It serves customers in the financial services, entertainment, and pharmaceutical industries among others; clients have included regional offices of JPMorgan Chase and the state government of Delaware. The company provides such services as project management, network systems design, and business process analysis; it also offers software development and support. Diamond Technologies was founded in 1996 by company executives Greg Ballance and Chuck Burns.

R-TAS Systems has a way to clean up doctors' famously atrocious handwriting. Founded in 1972, R-TAS Systems (formerly Sudbury Systems) makes software that health care organizations use to manage their patient medical records. The company's iSeries product line includes digital dictation, transcription, document management, and computerized patient records applications. R-TAS also offers its own and third-party dictation and transcription equipment, including microphones, barcode readers, dictation stations, transcription stations, and headsets.

Thaddeus Systems makes software for electronic discovery, helping law firms harvest, filter, process, and produce electronic evidence. Additionally, TSI makes enterprise software and systems for predictive analysis and compliance, document imaging, and content management. Customers include businesses in various sectors as well as government entities. The software application company was established in 2002.

CommuniGate Systems' goal is to consolidate all forms of Internet Communications into one address space, making the single address for email, IM, VoIP and video calling, more productive, portable, and independent of tariffs and tolls of closed network topologies. CommuniGate see all Internet Communications becoming accessible to multiple media types through one account, providing true portability of an "address" no matter where you access the Internet. The CommuniGate "SIPify your life" strategy and programs such as Trade In & Trade Up will build and enable global change, one address, one network, always connected, and always portable.

InfoLogix, Inc. provides enterprise mobility and mobile workforce technology solutions. The company’s consulting and professional services include electronic medical record system implementation and support, computerized physician order entry, healthcare information system selection, strategic cost management, information technology strategic planning, return on investment analysis, e-charting, and workflow design. It develops, implements, and sells wireless mobile workstations and devices, which consist of mobile point of care workstations; picture archival and communications system display; mobile point of activity workstations; mobile point of sale devices; and vehicle-mounted workstations. In addition, the company provides software products, which include HealthTrax wireless tracking software for patient location tracking, equipment position tracking, procedure tracking, and patient security; rapid development software that rapidly creates and tests mobile applications for mobile devices; customer care portal, an asset tracking and management solution; radio frequency identification solutions for vehicle tracking and fleet management, and warehousing logistics; supply chain and logistics products; MRS-Web software for hospital management; co-pilot mobile foundation to provide access to business critical applications from mobile workstations; and mobile point of sale systems, retail inventory management systems, solutions, and technology. Further, it offers mobile managed services, such as network operations center, asset management, customer care portal, and help desk; and wireless infrastructure services. The company sells its services and products through direct selling, an inside sales approach, channel partner programs, and sales representatives. It serves healthcare, distribution, manufacturing, retail, and transportation and field services sectors. InfoLogix, Inc. was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Hatboro, Pennsylvania.

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