SupplyCore holds maintenance, repair, and operations contracts for the US government's Defense Logistics Agency, stocking up military supplies and base stores in the US and Japan and fulfillment centers in midwestern and southeastern states. SupplyCore's online procurement system enables customers to organize purchasing through a single Web site rather than keep track of multiple suppliers and invoices. SupplyCore's system tracks inventory and spending, handles returns, and integrates with enterprise resource planning systems. The company also offers such related services as business process consulting, on-site receiving, and inventory management.

NUVO Network Management Inc. provides outsourced information technology services, such as computer network and software management, and it develops IT reporting and monitoring software. Products include MAXadvantage, which automates network management functions, and network perfomance monitoring application NEBULA. NUVO serves customers in such industries as finance, health care, and retail from offices in Canada and the US. It has sales and service partnerships with 3Com, Cisco, and Rogers Communications among others. NUVO Network Management Inc. was acquired by Versata in 2008.

Lectra Systemes company makes CAD/CAM software and equipment for manufacturers in the apparel and textiles, aerospace, automotive, furniture, luggage, and footwear markets. Lectra has sought to leverage its CAD/CAM products by including virtual reality and Internet technologies that allow designers, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to create virtual products and stores, and to collaborate on product specifications and designs. Customers have included Boeing, Christian Dior, Herm�s, and Samsonite. Brothers Daniel (CEO) and Andr� Harari (chairman) together own about 30% of the company.

Civica is a market leader in software and services that help organisations to improve service delivery and efficiency. Blending consulting, software and managed services, the group has specialist expertise in local government, social housing, enforcement and education, supplying more than 1,800 customers in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Asia Pacific and the USA, as well as many commercial firms.

Excendia is a communications software company. Its flagship product, Excendia©, is a virtual assistant for mobile business people. It has been developed specifically to help enterprises gain a competitive advantage by improving communications efficiency and enhancing customer service. Excendia© bridges the Internet and telephone networks to provide Outlook-by-Phone and Smart Phone Number services using advanced speech, IP telephony and Web technologies.

The company provides software that allows parents to control just what their children see on the unwieldy Internet. The program consists of email and browsing shields, as well as applications for blocking intruders and reporting on Internet usage. Used in more than 125 countries worldwide, ContentWatch caters its security software products to the home, library, education, government, and small to medium business markets. ContentWatch expanded its offerings when it acquired Net Nanny from online media company LookSmart.

Business computing pioneer Gene Figliulo started SPR Inc. in 1972; his family continues to own the firm, led by son Robert (now company president). SPR is an IT services firm that helps corporate and government clients manage their IT systems with a portfolio of services ranging from application integration to technology staffing. It specializes in developing and implementing such systems as information portals and intranets, content management systems, and business intelligence tools. Its clients include FORTUNE 100 companies and state government agencies. SPR has offices in Illinois and Wisconsin.

IMPAC Medical Systems packs a technological punch. Founded in 1990, the company provides clinical and administrative management systems for cancer care facilities. Its products combine business functions such as scheduling, billing, and records management with specialized features for chemotherapy and radiation therapy treatment. IMPAC's clients include hospitals, cancer care centers, private practices, and government entities in some 55 countries; the company markets both directly and through a distribution relationship with Siemens Medical Solutions. IMPAC, which offers maintenance and support services, was acquired in 2005 by Sweden-based Elekta Group, a provider of clinical systems for radiation treatment.

ActioNet doesn't want you passively sitting around, hoping that all of your IT assets will spontaneously leap up and start working by themselves. The company provides information technology services such as custom software development, computer security assessment, network design, consulting, project management, systems integration and design, and training. Customers come from industries such as manufacturing, retail, transportation, telecommunications, financial services, and the public sector. ActioNet was founded in 1998 by president and CEO Ashley Chen. Key customers have included Qwest, the Department of Energy, and the Department of Labor.

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.

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