Artificial Life, Inc. engages in the development, marketing, distribution, and sale of software applications and technologies for wireless telecommunications devices and mobile phones. The company offers mobile games primarily for broadband networks and mobile phones. Its mobile game product line includes Amateur Surgeon, Klitschko Boxing, Leo Messi-GOAL, Bustin Balls, BRAVEHEART, SHOOTER, Tokio Hotel, Blackies Teenage Club, Germanys Next Topmodel, Let Go off My Banana, Lollipop, Poli-the Bear, POPSTARS On Stage, Swine Dining, The Bad Girls Club, V-boy, V-girl, and V-penguins. The company also provides mobile software packages, including MoPA-TV, a mobile controlled interactive television shows and formats; Mobile Diab and Mobile Property, the mobile business applications; Mobile Booster, a mobile technology and productivity tool; and SmartEngine Mobile Platform, a mobile technology platform for 2G and 3G phones, and mobile devices. In addition, it offers interactive in-game product placements in 2D and 3D, as well as individually sponsored and custom-developed mobile games for advertising agencies, media companies, and global brands. Further, the company operates a mobile portal site, botme.com that sells various products directly to end users. It also provides consulting, and custom specific project and product development services, as well as support for the creation and maintenance of mobile products. Artificial Life, Inc. markets its products through direct sales, distribution and channel agreements, hand-set manufacturers, and strategic relationships with third party providers and resellers. The company has strategic alliances with Apple Inc.; Cartoon Network, Inc.; Paramount Digital Entertainment; Red Bull Air Race; BMW; FC Bayern Munich; TV Asahi; and 3M Co. It was formerly known as Neurotec International Corp. and changed its name to Artificial Life, Inc. in August 1997. The company was founded in 1994 and is headquartered in Santa Monica, California.

GS Global, formerly Ssangyong Corporation, trades in machinery and materials, energy, metal (including steel), logistics services, business development, and more. The company's machinery import team does business in engine products and parts made by Honda Motor for Korean customers. In 2006 creditors of Ssangyong Corporation sold their controlling stake in the company -- totaling 75% -- to Morgan Stanley Private Equity for approximately $72 million. Three years later, Morgan Stanley sold Ssangyong Corporation to GS Holdings for about $19 million, and the company changed its name to GS Global.

Systems Alliance is a technology services firm that provides a range of data, management, systems integration, IT consulting, and IT staffing services. The company advises businesses about the type of computer hardware and software they need to build and manage data centers and other network infrastructure; it also assembles and manages these data systems in some cases. Additionally, Systems Alliance helps clients use IT assets more effectively, manage software licenses and service contracts, and develop disaster recovery plans. The company serves the commercial, government, not-for-profit, and education segments; clients have included UPS, Random House, and Johns Hopkins University.

mindwrap was founded in 1988 as Blueridge Technologies and is owned by its officers and employees. mindwrap offers its customers document management and workflow software, including its flagship product, Optix. The software helps clients capture, store, organize, share and use all types of computer files, scanned paper documents and images, and audio and video content. Optix is available for Macintosh and Windows clients, and runs on Linux, Mac OS X, UNIX, and Windows servers. The product supports Informix/IBM, Oracle, mySQL, and Sybase databases.

Microsoft Limited is a regional subsidiary of Microsoft, provides a variety of applications for customers in the enterprise, consumer, government, and education sectors. Its software portfolio includes operating systems, server software, and office productivity products. The company also provides enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) applications, as well as software development tools. In addition to software, Microsoft sells video game consoles, computer peripherals, and Internet access services.

Vision Point of Sale, Inc. company sells new and refurbished equipment including point-of-sale (POS) terminals, bar code scanners, inventory collection devices, printers, and related accessories. It offers equipment from such leading POS vendors as Fujitsu, IBM, NCR, and Symbol Technologies. The company also buys used equipment and offers trade-ins. Vision Point of Sale's services include equipment installation, maintenance, repair, removal, disposal, and recycling.

Bitstream Inc. is a software development company that enables customers worldwide to render high-quality text, browse the Web on wireless devices, select from the largest collection of fonts online, and customize documents over the Internet. Its core competencies include browsing, font, and publishing technologies.Bitstream Inc. develops software that creates and manages typefaces. It has a library of more than 1,000 fonts and develops technology for delivering typographic capabilities to hardware, software, and Web applications. Bitstream also develops browser software for mobile handsets. Its products include the ThunderHawk browser, as well as text distribution applications (TrueDoc). Subsidiary Pageflex offers publishing software that designs and creates custom business documents based on customer profiles. Bitstream's MyFonts.com subsidiary offers a Web site for locating, testing, and purchasing more than 60,000 different fonts.

Apogee Software, Ltd develops games for the PC, including the Duke Nukem and Max Payne series, Balls of Steel, Shadow Warrior, and Death Rally. The company's 3D Realms Entertainment division focuses solely on 3D games. Apogee Software (which was founded in 1987) is a Texas Limited Partnership whose General Partner is Action Entertainment, Inc.

Founded in 1986, Alternative Technology Group is the leading North American specialty distributor for Value Added Resellers who need products and services targeted at Thin-client/server based computing, Infrastructure/Edge, Security, Network Management, Virtualization, Wireless.Alternative Technology Group provides products, services and support that identify critical needs and address those critical needs through offering multi-vendor solutions that drive demand back through the resellers. Alternative Technology Group drives early adoption and commercialization through understanding technical and business challenges, products, markets and competitors then integrates products into unique solution sets to accelerate reseller profitability.Founded as a national distributor of local area networking products, Alternative Technology Group has offices located in Colorado, California, and Ontario, Canada. Our customer base includes some of the largest enterprise solution providers in North America, as well as smaller, niche-focused solution providers.

Xactly Corporation flagship software, Xactly Incent, helps sales representatives and other sales professionals determine compensation for sales transactions. Additionally, sales executives use the company's Xactly Analytics software to analyze post-sales information such as what, where, and to whom a product was sold. Xactly also offers on-site services and training for its products. The company's clients, who represent a variety of industries, include SureWest Communications, Blackboard, and Cablevision. Xactly operates regional offices in California, Boston, and the UK.

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