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Computer Aid can do exactly that, if you have ailing technology. The company provides a variety of IT services including consulting, technical support, custom software development, training, and managed staffing. Its ObjectTek division develops software used by corporate human resources departments to measure and report employee performance. The company serves such sectors as utilities, health care, as well as the US federal government. Commercial clients have included medical equipment maker Dade Behring and FedEx. Computer Aid, which was founded in 1981, has offices throughout the US and in Australia, Canada, China, the Philippines, and the UK.

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.

Computer Enterprises (CEI) helps customers tackle IT issues. Founded in 1992, CEI provides application development and customization, technical staffing services, database and Internet consulting, and computer security assessment and implementation. The company serves such industries as media, health care, and manufacturing. Clients have included National Public Radio, PPG Industries, and Roche Diagnostics. CEI has offices in Woodland Hills, CA; Indianapolis; and Pittsburgh. The company also has an offshore software development facility in India. CEI was founded in 1992 by CEO and director D. Raja and director Barry Zungre.

CGS (Computer Generated Solutions) provides IT products and services to multiple industries including apparel, education, government agencies, manufacturing, and professional services. The company produces several proprietary software suites, including BlueCherry, used by the apparel and footwear industry, which provides applications including customer relationship management (CRM), enterprise resource planning, and product lifecycle management; and Unlimited Mailbox, used in the government and education sectors to archive e-mail messages. CGS also provides outsourcing and training services. Its technology partners include Dell, IBM, Microsoft, and Quest Software. CEO Philip Friedman founded CGS in 1984.

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.

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