Vistorm Limited company, a subsidiary of Hewlett-Packard, specializes in services that help businesses keep a tight seal on their computer systems by securing data and controlling access. Vistorm's security services include perimeter security, content management, and identity management. It also offers infrastructure services for application delivery and mobile and wireless infrastructure. Vistorm serves public and private sector clients primarily in the UK. Customers include Balfour Beatty, English Welsh & Scottish Railways, and CSR. The company has sales partnerships with Cisco, Microsoft, and Nokia.

PracticeOne helps health care organizations manage their businesses without sacrificing patient care. The company offers applications for business management, clinical document and patient information management, medical claims management, voice-to-text dictation, and prescriptions management. PracticeOne, founded in 1998, grew its business in 2003 when it merged with Westland Medical Systems, a provider of Web-enabled practice management systems. PracticeOne is a subsidiary of health care software and services provider PracticeXpert, which bought the company in early 2005.

GHN-Online, Inc. provides health care transaction processing services used to track and manage claims online, process payments, and generate reports. Its system automate the claim submission and reimbursement process while staying HIPAA-compliant. GHN-Online customers include health care providers, employer self-insured plans, and banks. The company also offers a variety of professional services such as consulting, training, and support.

Kenexa Corporation and its subsidiaries provide software, services, and proprietary content that enable organizations to recruit and retain employees. The company offers talent acquisition solutions, including applicant tracking system that automates and streamlines the recruiting process; Kenexa Prove It!, an automated, configurable skills assessment tool that enables clients to identify qualified candidates; and Kenexa Selector, an automated, configurable candidate assessment tool that provides performance predictions for hourly, sales, and managerial positions. Its talent acquisition solutions also include Kenexa Insight, a consulting-based solution that provides customized, research-based interviews that identify talented candidates for hire and promotion; and Kenexa Interview Builder, a software tool integrated with a reference library of proprietary content. The company also provides employee performance management solutions that enable organizations to automate career tracking activities, and design and administer employee surveys, as well as to deliver, track, and administer learning events, such as training and continuing education sessions. In addition, it offers employment process outsourcing services, such as process consulting, staffing department management services, on-site staffing professional support, multi-channel sourcing strategy development and execution, employee referral program administration, direct sourcing, and program outsourcing. Kenexa serves various industries, including financial services and banking, manufacturing, life sciences, biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, retail, healthcare, hospitality, call centers, and education. The company was formerly known as TalentPoint, Inc. and changed its name to Kenexa Corporation in November 2000. Kenexa Corporation was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Wayne, Pennsylvania with additional offices in Hyderabad and Vizag, India.

CDI has an eye for IT. Computer Design and Integration (CDI) offers traditional IT services -- consulting, systems design and integration, maintenance, support, training, and software development -- along with more specialized services, such as disaster recovery, network security, and systems administration, and provides technology leasing. CDI targets financial, health care, and manufacturing industries, serving such customers as Quest Diagnostics, L'Or�al, and MetLife. The company partners with firms including Cisco, EMC, and Hewlett-Packard. President and CEO Eric Bakker, a one-time senior technical consultant for HP, started CDI in his garage in 1995. The company has offices in New Jersey and New York.

HCL EAS (dba HCL AXON) knows a thing or two about businesS APplications. The IT consultancy implements enterprise software systems from SAP and other developers. It targets large corporations in market sectors ranging from automotive and engineering to chemicals and telecommunications. HCL AXON handles strategy consulting, systems integration, application and service management, and training. In addition to its partnership with SAP, the company has alliances with such companies as IBM. Customers include corporations like Barclays and Cable and Wireless, as well as government agencies. Formerly called Axon Group, the company was acquired by HCL Technologies for �441 million ($659 million) in 2008.

FOCUS Enhancements, Inc. offers products and services for the video production, media asset management, and media delivery markets as well as designing and manufacturing video encoder chips, video scan converters, and other wireless media products. FOCUS' converters are used for business presentations, videoconferencing, classroom activities, and gaming. The company also makes PC-to-TV video co-processor chips and digital video mixers. Customers located in the US account for about 60% of sales. FOCUS Enhancements filed for Chapter 11 protection from creditors in September 2008.

ORION was founded in 1985 by CEO Miguel Ríos. ORION provides scientific and engineering services in such areas as modeling and simulation, testing and evaluation, software development, and network engineering. Additional services include network design, software quality assurance, and project management. Its clients have included the Department of Defense, the Department of Energy, and Sandia National Laboratories. ORION has also contracted extensively with public institutions and agencies in its home state including the Albequerque public school system, the New Mexico Department of Corrections, and The Universty of New Mexico.

The company offers tools for the Perl, PHP, Python, Tcl, and XSLT programming and scripting languages. It targets customers in the computer, telecommunications, finance, insurance, pharmaceutical, and defense industries. Founded in 1997, ActiveState was acquired in September 2003 for about $23 million in cash by Sophos, a UK-based security software firm. Three years later employees of ActiveState (with funding from Pender Financial Group) formed ActiveState Software, which acquired ActiveState's assets from Sophos for about $2.3 million.

NetSupport Limited is the founder member of the NetSupport Group and was incorporated in 1989. It is a privately owned Limited Company registered in the United Kingdom. The company name was changed in 2002 from Productive Computer Insight Limited (PCI) to NetSupport Limited to align the company name with the product brand. The Company's worldwide HQ is located in Peterborough, United Kingdom. The focus at these offices is on product development and customer support. NetSupport also has international sales and support centres in the USA, Canada, UK, Germany and Japan.

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