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TetraData has gone back to school to sort out the complexity of disparate data sources and databases that plagues many school districts' IT infrastructures. Serving more than 1 million students in more than 20 states, TetraData designs data warehousing, data analysis, assessment, and reporting systems. Its customers include K-12 school districts, private educational institutions, and departments of education. TetraData was founded in 1997 by John Greene and Peter Waldschmidt. The company was acquired by Follett Software, a subsidiary of Follet Corporation, in 2006.

ASCII is the oldest and largest group of independent information technology (IT) solution providers, integrators and value added resellers (VARs) in the world. The original ASCII business model was created by Alan Weinberger who forged the network out of a failing franchise of software retail stores owned by Ashton-Tate, a major software publisher of the time. The 40 independent software retailers decided to join together as a buying group and pay monthly fees to support their organization and in turn support each other and their programs for mutual benefit.

The Bernd Group distributes computer hardware and software and a wide range of industrial equipment and supplies to companies in the aerospace, construction, manufacturing, and transportation sectors. Customers have included Johnson Controls, Lockheed Martin, Pratt & Whitney, and Tampa Electric. The Bernd Group draws upon a network of more than 15,000 vendors. President Pilar Ricaurte Bernd owns the company, which she founded in 1989.

EGI is a comprehensive technology solutions provider that combines customer choice, a service-centric approach and a regional commitment to help organizations solve their most pressing business and IT challenges. The Ergonomic Group (EGI) has been entrenched in the technology market, working side-by-side with our customers to analyze and resolve the business issues facing their organizations. The company was founded on Long Island, NY in 1984 as an IBM reseller. EGI’s founders successfully expanded the operation over the next six years, acquiring new partners like HP and Sun on the strengths of their sales record. The company hit revenues of $100M by 1994 and achieved ISO 9001 certification only five years later, on the heels of launching its innovative web-based procurement tool. Such successes led to the growth of its regional presence, with the opening of the Massachusetts and Connecticut offices in 2000 and 2001 respectively. In 2004, EGI reached the $200M revenue plateau and opened its Expanded Configuration & Data Center.

The Hartcourt Companies is a Chinese distributor of computer hardware and peripherals made by Samsung Electronics, including computer display monitors, notebook computers, and other digital devices. Through majority-owned Shanghai Huaqing, Hartcourt sells directly to large regional retail stores and to second-tier distributors, which then resell to smaller retail stores. Hartcourt also manages several Samsung retail stores in Shanghai. The company's territory includes the Shanghai and Zhejiang provinces. In 2009 Hartcourt agreed to a reverse-takeover transaction with Sino-Canada Investment Group and plans to change its name to Maple China Education Inc.

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