Lockheed Martin Information Systems & Global Services (IS&GS) likes to get technical for NASA and assorted defense and non-defense agencies. A division of Lockheed Martin, IS&GS is a major IT contractor with the US government in the areas of civil government, defense, and intelligence. Its three business segments (Mission Solutions, Information Systems, and Global Services) include operations in IT integration and management, application development, aircraft maintenance and modification services, and management and logistics services for government and military systems. ISGS operates from facilities in Arizona, California, Maryland, Washington, DC, Pennsylvania, and Texas.

The Triple-I Corporation provides a range of IT and project management services to businesses and government agencies. It also provides staffing services, custom software development for enterprise applications, and business process management. Triple-I has sales and service partnerships with Web business consultant Digital Evolution Group and software makers Daptiv and Contextware. While it primarily serves customers in the Kansas City area, the company also does business in other areas of the Midwest and further afield. Clients have included the Florida Department of Health and the US Army. Triple-I was founded in 1971.

Baseline StudioSystems is the world’s premier provider of film and television information. Baseline’s flagship product The Studio System, is a subscription database of premium film and television information. Combining real-time information updates with a sophisticated user interface, The Studio System is the industry’s most powerful and reliable information tool for producers, executives, casting professionals, professional content creators and many more. Complimented by the industry leading entertainment syndication platform, Baseline StudioSystems offers the most robust corporate film and television information tools available.Baseline StudioSystems also provides entertainment research and reporting access through Baseline Research and Screenline. These companies serve the specialized information and research needs of financial institutions, content owners, producers and distributors the world over. Additionally, writer and film-maker friendly sites like FilmTracker and ScriptShark help aspiring talent make their way into the industry.

Modcomp has positioned itself as a company who can make things happen. With a careful eye on the market and ear to customers, the company is able to respond to opportunities as they arise. A structure that enables ideas to become realities allows Modcomp the proven a bility to realign itself to bring solutions to market in an incredibly short time frame. This means SOLVING PROBLEMS not simply selling products. Each customer has unique needs, and Modcomp leverages its third party relationships and in-depth knowledge to develop the customized solution needed.

The company helps clients assess risk, improve regulatory compliance, and protect data and infrastructure through four core practices -- assessment, compliance, wireless, and security technologies. Its services include security audits, vulnerability assessment, wireless facility surveying, content management, network infrastructure architecture and design, and virus protection. Accuvant serves clients nationwide; they have included BSML (formerly BriteSmile) and the Arizona Department of Transportation. The company was founded in 2002.

Synaptics Incorporated was founded in 1986 and is based in Santa Clara, California. Synaptics Incorporated develops and supplies custom-designed human interface solutions that enable people to interact with various mobile computing, communications, entertainment, and other electronic devices. The company provides custom interface solutions for navigation, cursor control, and multimedia controls for PC original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). It primarily targets the personal computer (PC) market and the market for digital lifestyle products, including mobile smartphones and feature phones, portable digital music and video players, and other select electronic device markets with its customized interface solutions. In addition to notebooks, other PC applications for the company's technology include peripherals, such as keyboards, mice, and monitors, as well as desktop and PC remote control applications. Its solutions for the PC market primarily include the TouchPad, a touch-sensitive pad that senses the position of a person's finger on its surface; the TouchStyk, an integrated pointing stick module; and dual pointing solutions, which combine both a TouchPad and a pointing stick into a single notebook computer enabling the users to use the interface of their choice.Synaptics user interface solutions for digital lifestyle products comprise the ScrollStrip and TouchRing, which are scrolling solutions that enable users to navigate through menus and content; LightTouch capacitive buttons, which provide illuminated button functionality; and MobileTouch, NavPoint, and ClearTouch solutions. Synaptics sells its products to PC OEMs, as well as to various consumer electronics manufacturers primarily in the United States, Taiwan, China, Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Switzerland, Singapore, and Malaysia.

Computer Management Services (CMS) touts itself as a full-service information technology (IT) services provider. The company deals in such areas as software design and development, network design and management, systems integration, Internet and intranet services, technical support, and application development. CMS formerly specialized in serving commercial clients in the financial services and technology industries among others; it has since branched out to serve federal, state, and local governments and agencies, as well. Clients have included American Express and SAIC. CMS was founded in 1987 by CEO Al DeMagnus.

GFI Business Solutions is counting on its consulting services to really ring your bell. The company is an IT advisor to small- and mid-sized businesses throughout Canada. It provides products and technical services in business applications, integrated management, network infrastructure, hosting, and hardware and software. Customers include municipalities, as well as companies in the health care, manufacturing, and retail industries. GFI Business Solutions was acquired from Bell Canada by GFI Solutions Group in July 2008, making the group one of the largest IT consulting firms in Canada.

Objectivity, Inc. provides data management software, which can function either as a stand-alone database or part of a larger system. The company markets its products to corporations as well as government agencies (and contractors that serve them); clients have included General Dynamics, Northrup Grumman, Nortel Networks, Motorola, and Siemens. Objectivity also provides professional services such as consulting, installation, integration, maintenance, training, and support.

Ensim believes managing your technology infrastructure should be a simple process. The company's Unify applications group a wide range of critical IT functions under a single environment and can parse those functions to employees based on predetermined guidelines. Ensim also offers software that Web hosting companies use to manage their own customer accounts, as well as products for service providers and software resellers. Ensim was founded in 1998 and boasts more than 2 million Unify users at more than 20,000 small, midsized, and large client sites.

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