Nuance Communications, Inc. offers speech-based solutions for businesses and consumers worldwide. It primarily delivers a portfolio of speech-enabled customer care solutions that enhance customer communications and automate customer services and business processes in information and process-intensive vertical markets, such as telecommunications, financial services, travel and entertainment, and government. The company also offers mobile speech solutions, which add voice control capabilities to mobile devices and services, allowing people to use spoken words or commands to dial a mobile phone, enter destination information into an automotive navigation system, dictate a text message, or have emails and screen information read aloud. Nuance Communications mobile solutions have applications in various products offered by mobile device and automotive manufacturers.In addition, the company provides dictation and transcription solutions and services that enhance the way patient data is captured, processed, and used, as well as automate the input and management of medical information used by hospitals in the United States. Further, the company offers PDF and document solutions that reduce the time and cost associated with creating, using, and sharing documents for professionals in various enterprises. It markets and distributes its products indirectly through a network of resellers, including system integrators, independent software vendors, value-added resellers, hardware vendors, telecommunications carriers, and distributors, as well as directly through its sales force and an e-commerce Web site. Nuance Communications was founded in 1992. It was formerly known as Visioneer, Inc. and changed its name to ScanSoft, Inc. in 1999 and then to Nuance Communications, Inc. in 2005. The company is headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts.

Parsam Technologies helps the money keepers be money makers. Parsam Technologies (formerly uMonitor) sells the uMonitor software platform for financial institutions. The company's software helps customers with a variety of data management and exchange functions, including account aggregation, new accounts and loan application processing, client relationship management, document management, funds transfer, and bill presentment. Parsam Technologies' software is used by banks, credit unions, and other financial professionals

Kalido was formed in 1997 by a team of IT professionals at Royal Dutch Shell who were challenged to deliver a new way of transforming data into information. Led by Kalido founder Andy Hayler, the team developed what is now the company’s flagship product, the Kalido Dynamic Information Warehouse. In 2003, the company was taken private with investments from Atlas Venture and Benchmark Capital.Today, Kalido software is running at over 250 locations worldwide, helping companies of all sizes more effectively and efficiently manage their information infrastructure. Kalido continues to expand its product offerings and today offers a comprehensive suite to enable companies to manage their entire BI infrastructure.Headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts with offices in the US, London and India, Kalido continues to deliver value for customers around the world. Kalido customers have won numerous awards from well-known organizations including CIO magazine, The Data Warehouse Institute, Ventana Research, among others. Kalido’s technology is patented in both the United States and Europe.

Ridgian is an IT services firm that relies on Microsoft for its technology. It's a Gold Certified Partner for the computer behemoth and uses Microsoft products for its business intelligence software. Ridgian Group has two offshoots - Ridgian Resource Limited, the in-house technical staffing division, and Ridgian eDesign, the web design arm of the company. Its clients are primarily in the finance and government sectors, such as the banking giant Barclays, financial services company Alliance & Leicester, and the British Nuclear Group. Founding brothers Jason and Simon Betteridge are managing director and technical director, respectively.

Access Innovations can help you access all sorts of technological innovations. The company offers information and document management services, including database construction, data conversion, and electronic publishing. The company's Data Harmony software helps publishers, corporate libraries, and online directory producers to design and manipulate databases. Access Innovations' clients come from a wide range of industries including consumer goods, manufacturing, and telecommunications; customers have included BellSouth, Frito-Lay, and Kraft Foods. The company was founded in 1978.

Rila Solutions provides information technology and related consulting services to clients throughout the US and Europe, from start-ups to Fortune 500 firms. Its offerings include systems integration, application development, network design, project management, and legacy migration. Rila Solutions' customers come from industries such telecommunications, health care, financial services, technology, and telecommunications.

InfoPrag Inc. provides integration solutions that help companies transform themselves into successful e-businesses. InfoPrag's team of senior professionals combine years of integration expertise with leading-edge technology to support large system integration projects requiring connectivity to other applications. Through the use of its proven methodology, experience, state-of-the-art SolutionsLab, and solid knowledge of the latest tools and technologies, the team designs, develops and implements e-business Integration Architectures and Solutions that turn e-business strategies into reality. Headquartered in Calgary, Canada, InfoPrag Inc. operates from both its Canadian and US locations to offer its services to large, blue-chip organizations in North America and Europe.

Founded in 1990, AutoSkill International Inc. provides educational software designed to help students develop their reading and math skills. Its flagship Academy of READING application, which has versions for all grade levels as well as for adult and English-as-a-second-language education, helps schools teach reading comprehension skills. AutoSkill also offers an Academy of MATH program for students struggling with their math skills. AutoSkill's products are used in more than 4,000 schools in North America and the UK. In 2009 the company agreed to be acquired by School Specialty for $11.7 million.

Alero Technology offers enterprise information management software and services, focusing on business process management, enterprise content management, and virtual repository management. Its products are marketed to enterprise developers, independent software vendors, systems integrators, value-added resellers, consultants, and end-user customers. Alero has customers in Asia, North America, and South America, primarily banks and telecommunications companies in South Korea. Alero Technology was founded in 2001 as WindFire Technology by Maurice Correa, Alero's president, and CTO Dan Hunsinger, and is owned by Correa.

Basis Technology provides software for companies that want to establish multilingual Web sites, products, and sales channels. The company's Rosette Linguistics Platform includes text analysis tools for Arabic, Asian, European, and other languages, as well as data extraction tools that searches unstructured e-mail, Web, and other documents. Rosette allows developers to add Unicode (an international standard for software code) compliance to their products. Service offerings include project management, engineering, and globalization services. Customers have included Cisco, L.L. Bean, and US defense and intelligence agencies.

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