Tiqit—TIny ubIQuITous Technology—Computers is a leading designer and manufacturer of wireless ultra mobile computers for on the go professionals. Tiqit was founded in March 2000, by Vaughan Pratt, one of the nation's most respected academic visionaries. Tiqit has developed a patent-pending wireless ultra mobile PC capable of running Windows, UNIX, or Linux. The prototype supports Wi-Fi (802.11b)1, Bluetooth1, and CDMA/GPRS1,2 technologies with a 300MHz CPU, 256MB RAM, 15GB hard drive, 4" touch screen display, and QWERTY keyboard. Tiqit addresses the dual problems of device proliferation and software incompatibility giving mobile enterprise professionals the option of a single device replacing today's menagerie of notebooks, PDAs, and BlackBerrys. Tiqit runs all business-class applications (SFA, CRM, and ERP as well as MS Outlook and the whole MS Office Suite) without missing a beat. Cost savings can thus be achieved by companies avoiding purchasing, supporting, and maintaining multiple handheld devices or developing, purchasing, and supporting different ported applications/OSs. Investments in legacy software and management tools are preserved, and companies can continue on a single path of development, deployment, training, and management of future applications.

Digeo is committed to delivering the state of the art in home entertainment technologies. Leading edge software technologies, custom silicon innovation, and full OCAP support allow Digeo to continuously provide lucrative, cost-effective and content-rich media solutions to customers nationwide.The Emmy Award- winning Moxi Media Center products empower subscribers with a full range of digital entertainment capabilities including: digital video recording (DVR); high-definition (HD) programming; digital media management of photography and music with Moxi Photos and Moxi Jukebox; content sharing with the PC; live, interactive news feeds with Moxi SuperTicker; Moxi Games; as well as integrated telephony and multi-room capabilities.

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.

NitroSecurity was founded in 1999. NitroSecurity provides a suite of hardware and software products designed for security monitoring, analysis, and protection of computer networks. Its systems prevent network intrusions and allow for the viewing and analysis of network traffic flow and security event data relationships, with the goal of quickly identifying and responding to potential network security threats. NitroSecurity sells its products to medium- and large-size companies in such industries as education, financial services, healthcare, managed services, and retail, as well as government agencies.

Proview provides display solutions for offices and homes to improve our customers' professional and private digital life experiences. Our products include LCD monitors, CRT monitors, as well as flat digital TVs – LCD TVs and Plasma (PDP) TVs, all with inspired industry leading quality, functionality and design styles. Proview has, from the outset, structured itself as a volume manufacturer who can benefit from economies of scale. We have been able to achieve exceptional efficiency while offering very competitive pricing. We do this by concentrating on manufacturing currently popular products.

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.

SonicWALL, Inc. was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. SonicWALL, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, and sells network security, content security, and business continuity solutions worldwide. SonicWALL's products and services provide secure Internet access to both wired and wireless broadband customers, enable Internet-based connectivity for distributed organizations, inspect the content entering and leaving customer networks, protect organizations against inbound and outbound email threats, and provide business continuity in the case of data or connectivity loss. It also offers value-added services for security appliances, including content filtering, anti-spam protection, client anti-virus protection, integrated gateway anti-virus, anti-spyware, email protection, offsite data backup, and intrusion prevention. In addition, the company licenses software packages, including Global Management System (GMS), Global VPN Client, and email security licenses. The GMS solutions provide network administrators with configuration and management tools to globally define, distribute, enforce, and deploy various security application services and upgrades Internet security appliances. The Global VPN Client provides mobile users with a solution for securely accessing the network. Further, SonicWALL Backup and Recovery Offsite Services enable customers to recover data lost in the event of natural disasters, such as floods, fires, and electrical power surges, or from a theft in the business. SonicWALL offers its solutions for small to medium size networks used in enterprises, e-commerce, education, healthcare, and retail/point-of-sale markets.

Dell Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the design, development, manufacture, marketing, sale, and support of computer systems and services worldwide. It offers desktop PCs and workstations; notebook computers; servers and networking products; and storage solutions, including storage area networks, network-attached storage, direct-attached storage, disk and tape backup systems, and removable disk backup. The company also offers third party software products, which comprise operating systems, business and office applications, anti-virus and related security software, and entertainment software; peripheral products, including software titles, printers, televisions, notebook accessories, networking and wireless products, digital cameras, power adapters, scanners, and other products; and displays, including flat panel monitors and projectors. In addition, it provides infrastructure consulting services, deployment services, asset recovery and recycling services, training services, support services, and managed services.Further, the company provides a range of financial services, including originating, collecting, and servicing customer receivables related to the purchase of Dell products; and financing alternatives, asset management services, and other customer financial services for business and consumer customers. Its customers comprise large corporate, government, healthcare, and education accounts, as well as small and medium businesses, and individual consumers. The company sells its products and services directly to customers through sales representatives, telephone-based sales, and online at www.dell.com, as well as through various indirect sales channels. It has a strategic alliance agreement with Perot Systems Corp., which provides integrated IT solutions. Dell Inc. was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Round Rock, Texas.

Scan-Optics was founded in 1968, when carbon paper was giving way to copying machines, and imaging was in its infancy. From our earliest years, we have been responsible for many of the technology advances in the industry. Scan-Optics was the first to develop the image dissector tube and make it commercially available, the first to offer an alphanumeric handprint recognition system, the first to introduce key data entry integrated with Optical Character Recognition via a direct computer-to-computer link to accomplish image reject repair.

Fargo Electronics offers more than a carte blanche. Fargo Electronics, Inc. makes desktop systems that print personalized plastic cards. Customers use Fargo's "instant-issue" card printers to make personalized bus and train passes, driver's licenses, hotel room access cards, library cards, membership cards, parking passes, retail loyalty and discount cards, and security and student identification cards. Users can print holograms, photographs, and bar codes on the cards and encode data on them with magnetic stripes or smart-card semiconductors. A single HID Global smart card can be configured to support an individual business’ needs, whether basic or more sophisticated, for either centralized card issuance or networked for distributed issuance across different locations. Corporations can further extend the use of these secure smart cards to cost-effectively and conveniently solve additional business problems that occur in the future as the cards “do more then just open the door.”

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