Datacolor is a global leader in color management solutions and color communication technology. The world’s leading brands, manufacturers, creative professionals and consumers, have been choosing Datacolor’s innovative technology and solutions to consistently achieve the right color for 37 years. A Swiss-held company, Datacolor’s global presence encompasses a sales, service and support network serving customers in more than 65 countries throughout Europe, the Americas and Asia, along with 13 worldwide operation and production facilities. This combination has given the company an intimate understanding of its core markets and how they depend on color, thus allowing Datacolor to provide cost-effective solutions to manage color globally throughout its customers’ workflows – enabling them to realize their vision, save time, improve quality, reduce costs, and excite their customers.

Oki Semiconductor America is based in California, but it didn't move there from Oklahoma during the Dust Bowl years. Oki Semiconductor America, Inc. company designs and sells products that include telecommunications, radio-frequency (RF), microcontrollers, speech synthesis, and memory devices. It also offers fiber optic wireless communications devices. Its products -- most of which are made by parent Oki Semiconductor Co., Ltd. -- are used in wireless communications, voice recognition, compact audio, and fingerprint authentication products. Oki Semiconductor America sells primarily through distributors to customers in North and South America.

AMI DODUCO is the electrical contact products unit of Technitrol, a global component manufacturer and supplier. Technitrol’s other strategic business segment is Pulse, its electronic components business. AMI DODUCO is a world leader in contact materials, semi-finished products and electrical contacts. Our other key activities include electromechanical components,surface coating technologies and precious metal recovery. The design and construction of progressive and mold tooling are also done in-house. These capabilities make us a valuable partner for the electrical, electronic and automotive industries.

Akustica lets your cell phone tell you it feels used. The fabless semiconductor company develops audio system-on-a-chip products used in sound capture and reproduction for automotive, cell phone, computer, imaging, and medical applications. Its Sensory Silicon chips -- based on MEMS (microelectromechanical systems) technology licensed from Carnegie Mellon University -- allow electronic devices to hear, speak, and sense through acoustic membranes and other sensor structures. The company touts its digital microphones as immune to radio-frequency and electromagnetic interference, an important consideration as wireless communications products proliferate. Bosch's North American unit acquired Akustica in 2009.

Imagination Technologies Group puts its imagination to work enriching electronic entertainment. The company designs audio and video chips that are licensed to semiconductor and consumer device makers for use in mobile communications, computing, and consumer electronics gear. Its POWERVR chips are used in graphics, video, and display applications, while its ENSIGMA communications chips are used in audio-based electronics, such as mobile phones and digital radios. Its META processor chips are designed for use in multi-function peripheral devices. The company also develops consumer products that use its technology, primarily digital radios, through its PURE Digital division. About 45% of sales come from Europe.

Qimonda AG was a Germany-based supplier of semiconductor memory products. The Company was designing semiconductor memory technologies, and developing, manufacturing and selling a variety of semiconductor memory products on a chip, component and module level. The Company offered dynamic random access memory (DRAM) products for infrastructure, graphics, mobile and consumer applications, as well as standard DRAM products for personal computers (PCs), notebooks and workstations. The majority of the Company's products were sold under its Qimonda brand. The Company also was selling DRAM products under its AENEON brand. As of April 1, 2009, the Company has been dissolved due to insolvency proceedings.

Victron, Inc. was founded in 1983 and is based in Fremont, California. Victron, Inc. provides electronics manufacturing services for OEMs. It specializes in printed circuit board assembly. The company offers supply chain, new product solutions, manufacturing solutions, test solutions, and repair depot services. It provides its services in new product introduction, prototyping, printed circuit board assembly and test, subsystem assembly and test, final system assembly and test, build to order, configure to order, and product fulfillment and shipping. The company serves wireless/wireline telecom, medical, industrial/commercial, networking, defense/aerospace/security, computing, aviation, automotive, and consumer industries.

ZBD Displays designs and supplies. Dubbed an epop (electronic point of purchase), the zero-powered, bistable liquid-crystal display (LCD) attaches to a shelf to give product information. The epop interacts with a two-way "Bounce" communications device, which is controlled by the retailer's IT system, to wirelessly update. Customers comprise more than 20 retailers, such as PCC Natural Markets, across Europe and the US. ZBD's technology is also used by wireless communications carriers, like AS EMT, in wireless phones and PDAs, as well as by architectural signage companies. ZBD is owed by venture capital groups, including DFJ Esprit and Dow Chemical.

Metrologic Group develops and markets instruments and software for coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) used for design and manufacturing in the automotive and aerospace industries. Metrologic's products improve the accuracy of machines that use light, radio waves, or sound to measure three-dimensional objects. The software can be integrated with most other 3-D design and CAD programs, and the instruments can be integrated or retrofitted to augment almost any CMM system.

Many companies elect Elecsys to make their electronics. Elecsys is a contract manufacturer of electronic assemblies and displays. Through subsidiary DCI, Inc., the company makes custom electronic assemblies -- including printed circuit boards, electronic modules, LCDs, and light-emitting diodes (LEDs) -- for OEMs in the aerospace, communications, medical, and other industries. Five customers account for about a quarter of the company's sales. In 2007 Elecsys acquired the assets of Radix International, a supplier of ultra-rugged handheld computers and portable printers. DCI previously manufactured most of Radix's product line on a contract basis.

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