Sun Microsystems Limited (a regional subsidiary of Sun) provides computer servers and workstations, as well as disk- and tape-based storage systems. Its server products range from entry-level designs to high-end data center models. Sun utilizes a proprietary UNIX-based operating system (Solaris) and chip design (SPARC), but it also offers products that incorporate Intel processors and Linux and Microsoft's Windows software. Sun software offerings include application server, office productivity, and network management applications. The company also provides consulting, financing, systems integration, technical support, and training services.

Packard Bell BV, sells and supports consumer desktop and notebook PCs, handheld computers, and computer peripherals, as well as consumer electronics such as DVD and digital music players. Primarily serving European markets, the company also operates in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. It sells through retailers in most countries, but also provides online shopping in select regions. Packard Bell is a group company of PC leader Acer, which also oversees the Gateway and eMachines brands.

OKI Group are to contribute to the realization of an "e-Society" that is full of Ubiquitous Services and to ensure "peace of mind" for the people around the world through our activities accordingly. In parallel with such a global strategy, we will establish the OKI brand as a reliable partner of our customers in the world in order to continue OKI's mission continuously. Oki Electric Industry is plugged into a variety of products. The company's core businesses include computer peripherals and telecommunications equipment. It sells printers, facsimile machines, and related accessories through its Oki Data subsidiary. Oki's telecom products include communications servers, broadband networking equipment, and VoIP software for carriers, as well as IP communications, contact center, and video conferencing products for the enterprise market. Other Oki products include security products, such as iris recognition systems and facial recognition software.

Hi-Grade Computers was founded on the premise of supplying high-quality products and services direct to customers. Our policy of building to order means systems can be tailored to suit each customer’s individual requirements, whatever they might be.This policy, combined with our dedication to customer service and focus on clearly defined business areas, has established us as one of the UK computer industry’s outstanding success stories.Hi-Grade’s intelligent approach to dealing with customers guarantees them not just leading-edge products and service, but the best possible value for money. Our reputation stands or falls on the delivery of solutions that best meet our customers’ needs, on time, every time, whether these solutions be desktop PCs, notebook computers, network servers or complete managed IT services.Hi-Grade’s commitment to providing reliable, technically advanced products, precisely tailored to individual needs, works. And Hi-Grade customers keep coming back for more.

HP Personal Systems Group (PSG), a division of Hewlett-Packard, provides desktop and notebook personal computers, workstations, handheld computers, calculators, software, and accessories. It markets both HP and Compaq-branded products to consumer and commercial customers. Its digital entertainment products include media center PCs, optical storage drives, and flat-panel televisions. PSG oversees HP's small and medium-size business (SMB) and commercial reseller channels, as well as volume direct sales of commercial PCs and entry-level to mid-range servers.

StoreNext is the only major technology company whose sole focus is on providing solutions for independent grocers and small chains. As such, we are a one-stop resource for independent grocers looking for cost-effective technology that can level the playing field between smaller chains and the industry giants.StoreNext offers integrated and packaged retail technologies that help independents increase their shopper service and overall competitivenes while dramatically lowering their total cost of technology ownership. And our powerful Software-as-a-Service financial model makes cutting-edge technology solutions far more affordable and manageable for independent grocers.StoreNext solutions also enable grocers to leverage the full advantage and benefits of working with local dealerships. In the past, technologies such as self-checkout or electronic shelf labels were only available to large chains with large internal IT shops. StoreNext's unique system integration model performs all these tasks in advance, packaging our comprehensive technology offerings for plug-and-play installation and capable local support. StoreNext’s dealer network understands local market needs and provides outstanding IT service and support to more than 10,000 stores throughout North America.

BPM Microsystems makes engineering and production device programmers, automated programming systems, and high-speed parallel wafer and packaged part test systems. The company's equipment supports programmable devices from dozens of semiconductor manufacturers. BPM Microsystems was founded in 1985. Formerly called BP Microsystems, the company changed its name to BPM Microsystems in 2006 to avoid confusion with Houston-based BP Amoco, a subsidiary of BP p.l.c., the international energy giant.

TippingPoint is a leading global provider of comprehensive network security solutions that address the security and regulatory compliance needs of complex network environments. With the TippingPoint IPS-Secured Network, which includes the TippingPoint Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) and Network Access Control (NAC) solution, network infrastructure, applications, and critical data are protected from malicious cyber attacks. TippingPoint's 360 approach to network security enables enterprises to enforce security policies across all users, devices, traffic flows and content; while preserving existing infrastructure and ensuring business continuity to help lower total cost of ownership.TippingPoint's security intelligence is powered by DVLabs, TippingPoint's premier team of expert internal researchers for vulnerability analysis and discovery. The team consists of industry recognized security researchers that apply cutting-edge engineering, reverse engineering and analysis talents in their daily operations. The by-product of these efforts fuels the creation of vulnerability filters that are automatically delivered to customers' intrusion prevention systems through the Digital Vaccine® service.

Toshiba of Canada provides a wide array of electronic products. The subsidiary of Toshiba operates four product groups: Consumer Electronics (TVs, VCRs, DVD players and recorders, digital audio players), Information Systems (handheld, notebook, and tablet computers), Office Products (copiers, fax machines, projectors, business telephone systems), and Medical Systems (CT scanners, MRI systems, X-ray systems). Toshiba of Canada, which sells to customers in the consumer, education, enterprise, government, and health care markets, maintains sales offices throughout Canada. The company's Toshiba Business Solutions subsidiary sells and services a variety of office products, directly and through independent dealers.

WebLinc LLC provides Web site design and development, search engine optimiztion, and content management services to customers in a wide range of industries. Other services include marketing, database development, and Web traffic analysis. WebLinc also provides a Web-based software tool, WebLinc Direct eCommerce, which enables businesses to design and manage their online shopping systems and marketing efforts. Clients have included Crayola, Oneida, and Urban Outfitters.

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