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The company formerly known as PlanetGov now wants to be called Apptis. A provider of information technology (IT) services to the government sector, Apptis wants to expand its client base which in part explains the name change. The company provides a wide range of IT services, including network engineering, software development, and systems integration, for agencies of the federal government and commercial clients. It also builds custom computer systems and resells equipment from such vendors as Cisco, Dell, and Hewlett-Packard. Other services include maintenance, support, and training. Clients have included the FAA, the DoD, and the Veterans Health Administration.

Aptara (formerly Tech Enterprises) has got an aptitude for publishing. The company provides publishing technology for a variety of media formats, including the Web, print, databases, and wireless devices. In addition to offering content capture, digitization, and distribution, the company also sells conversion software and services. Its clients are in the educational, financial, information, and professional markets as well as the automotive, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical industries. Aptara was formed in 1988 and took its current name in 2007.

Aptify hopes to help the disorganized masses. The company develops data management software used by customers for the automation of a variety of back-office functions such as accounting, order entry, fundraising, marketing, membership renewal, and polling and surveying. Aptify serves a range of industries including education, health care, and manufacturing. It also has products tailored for religious groups and other non-profit organizations. Clients have included Publishing Technology and The Catholic Health Association of the United States. The company has additional offices in California, Illinois, and Pennsylvania. Chairman and CEO founded Aptify in 1993.

In its role as a provider of information technology services and software to the US Federal Government, Aquilent has had a hand in such disparate activities as getting fresh fish to market and getting stamps onto postal envelopes. It specializes in the integration and customization of Web-based applications used to facilitate budget management, procurement, and content management. Projects have included the online permit issuance system for The National Marine Fisheries Service, which monitors migratory fish populations and issues permits for commercial fishing, and the Web site of United States Postal Service. Additionally, Aquilent offers consulting, project management, and organizational analysis services.

ARINC, which originated as Aeronautical Radio, Inc., is a high flyer in communications and systems integration. Commercial aviation, US defense, and government customers rely on ARINC's communications products, IT know-how, and engineering expertise to make their operations run smoothly. ARINC's broad range of products and services cover airport security, air traffic management, aircraft and satellite testing, modeling and simulation, network design, passenger and baggage processing, voice and data communications, and weather reporting. Founded in 1929 and serving customers worldwide, ARINC has operations in the US, Europe, and Asia. It was acquired by private investment firm The Carlyle Group in 2007.

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