Axonwave Software (formerly Gavagai Technology) is a provider of content intelligence systems, which enable companies to analyze large volumes of unstructured information such as customer feedback, industry research, and public records. Axonwave's customers operate in the fields of aerospace, health insurance, government, and advanced education. Its software developed as a result of research at the Natural Language Laboratory of Simon Fraser University in Canada. The company, founded in 1999, maintains an R&D center near the university in Burnaby, British Columbia.

Gomez, the Web performance division of Compuware, provides the industry’s leading platform of Web application experience management solutions used by organizations to optimize the performance, availability, and quality of their Web and mobile applications and proactively identify business-impacting issues. The on-demand Gomez platform integrates solutions for Web load testing, Web performance management, cross-browser testing, and Web performance business analysis that test and measure Web and mobile applications from the “outside-in” — across all users, browsers, devices, and geographies — using a global network of over 100,000 locations. Over 2,500 customers worldwide, ranging from small companies to large enterprises — including 12 of the top 20 most visited US Web sites — use Gomez solutions to increase revenue, build brand loyalty, and decrease costs.

Meridian Technique's software isn't for timekeeping, it's for orthopedic surgery. The company's lead product, OrthoView, is digital imaging software that facilitates pre-operative planning. The software, which replaces traditional wet film technology, contains templates of hip, knee, and shoulder implant products from many orthopedic device manufacturers. Customers include NYU Medical Center and PeaceHealth. Meridian Technique's US subsidiary, OrthoView LLC, is based in Jacksonville, Florida. The company was founded by chief executive John Chambers and chief technologist Dave Kitson. Enterprise Venture Capital Trust is among the investors in Meridian Technique.

Integral Development Corp. was founded in 1993 and has offices in Hong Kong, India, Japan, Singapore, the UK, and the US. Integral's investors include Accel Partners, Adams Street Partners, AIG, Bain Capital, Hudson Ventures, Ignite Group, Mitsubishi UFJ Capital, and Mizuho Capital. Integral Development's FX Inside system is a direct market access system for foreign exchange. Integral FX Grid is a global inter-institutional communication network linking more than 100 banks and institutional fund customers to each other's processing systems using a common protocol and messaging standard.

Prosodie is in the more-prosaic business of providing technical support and services to online and telecom businesses among others. Prosodie and its subsidiaries in Canada, Spain, and the US advise companies on the architecture of their communications networks, particularly customer service call centers. Companies from a wide variety of industries receive assistance in controlling and managing the flow of calls, building and operating information networks, and integrating multiple network platforms. After the networks are assembled, Prosodie provides service and support, as well as training for clients' network administrators and IT personnel to maintain systems.

Workstream provides enterprise and mid-market talent management solutions and services that help companies manage the entire employee lifecycle - from recruitment to retirement. Workstream solutions are offered on a monthly subscription basis, under a Software as a Service (SaaS) model that help companies cost-effectively maximize workforce productivity, engagement, and satisfaction by applying business discipline to key people processes.

Image Labs International company (formerly Vision 1 - ILI) sells computer imaging software, equipment, and components for use in assorted engineering and industrial applications. Image Labs also provides related professional services such as consulting, support, maintenance, training, and implementation. The company's clients come from a variety of industries and include Agilent Technologies, NASA, Hewlett-Packard, Motorola, and MIT. Owner and president Brian Smithgall founded the company in 1993.

Modulant Solutions, Inc. was founded in 1989. Modulant Solutions, Inc. provides software that customers use to manage and monitor the enterprise application migration process. Modulant's products are used to ensure that no enterprise data is lost or corrupted during migrations to newer computer hardware and software applications. The company's customers come from a wide range of industries such as financial services, manufacturing, health care, consumer goods, and retail. Modulant also offers services such as consulting, support, and training.

Rovi Corporation provides digital entertainment technology solutions for the discovery and management of entertainment content. It offers guidance, home network connection, content protection, and media recognition technologies, as well as extensive metadata on movies, music, games, television, and books. The company’s media guide technology is an interactive on-screen portal to entertainment content from the Internet, broadcast, and personal content. It also provides other interactive program guides (IPG) for the consumer electronic, and cable and satellite provider market. These program guides help viewers navigate through, sort, select, and schedule video programming for viewing and recording. In addition, Rovi Corporation offers home networking technology to simplify the transfer of content from one device to another within the home.The company’s extensive entertainment metadata portfolio is used in its guidance and media recognition technologies, as well as licensed to online entertainment content distributors. Further, it offers advertising services targeted at consumers on its IPGs. The company provides legacy content protection technologies as deterrence for unauthorized consumer copying of such programming on VCRs and recordable DVD devices. It primarily serves entertainment, consumer electronics, cable and satellite, and online distribution markets. The company was formerly known as Macrovision Solutions Corporation and changed its name to Rovi Corporation on July 16, 2009. Rovi Corporation was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

The company provides software tools and professional services used to ensure its clients secure Web applications. Cenzic's products are used by software engineers and network administrators to test applications and network configurations for security weaknesses and breaches during the development and implementation processes. The company is targeting firms in the financial services, technology, and government sectors; clients have included Overstock.com and K2 Network. Cenzic also offers professional services such as consulting, implementation, maintenance, and support.

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