Densitron Technologies has both ends of the equation covered; the company makes computer and consumer device displays and computer products. Its displays include flat-panel PC and industrial computer screens, monitors, touch screens, USB displays, LED displays, LCD glass, and LED backlighting products. Aside from computers, applications include cell phones, calculators, and public information displays. Densitron's computer products include motherboards, gaming boards, and video cards. In worldwide, providing a focused and unrivalled service for a growing customer mix that seeks individual solutions in the areas of product display technologies such as TFT displays, liquid crystal display, graphic displays, organic led display LCD backlights, touchscreens, etc.. We work collaboratively with our clients to deliver an end-to-end service from product conceptualization, design, manufacture and installation, globally.

In the 21st century, information is power -- whether on the battlefield or in a bureaucracy. Just ask someone at defense giant Raytheon's Intelligence and Information Systems (IIS) segment. IIS specializes in signals, imaging, and geographic intelligence; air and space command and control systems; high-speed computing and integrated information systems; ground engineering support; and weather data management. It makes or contributes to such programs as UAV control systems, Global Broadcast Service (wideband military satellite communication), Distributed Common Ground System (global network weapon system), and satellite ground systems.

Dedicated Computing designs, builds, validates and integrates embedded, single-purpose computers and high level assemblies for Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs).Our designs leverage Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) components in PC, mobile computing, industrial and other open standard technologies to deliver platforms for specific applications, optimized for performance, ergonomics and reliability while balancing manufacturability, serviceability, and cost.

Alacritech was founded in 1997 by IBM veteran Larry Boucher, the inventor of SCSI (small computer system interface), who also founded Adaptec and Auspex Systems. Alacritech company makes network interface cards that increase processing speed in servers and storage systems by offloading protocol processing from the host CPU (central processing unit) to the adaptor card. Alacritech's cards are compatible with existing network servers, routers, and switches. The company sells through distributors and resellers such as Bell Microproducts, CDW, and Ingram Micro.

Concurrent Computer Corporation provides solutions that enable the seamless delivery, management, and monetization of video on any screen worldwide. Its screen-independent video delivery solutions create a holistic, 360° view of the consumer video experience. The company provides customers in the cable, telco, wireless, Web, advertising, and content development industries with new revenue opportunities by harnessing the potential of video. Concurrent's video solutions are built upon a heritage of high-performance real-time technology. This platform also powers real-time solutions for the defense, aerospace, automotive, and financial industries. Its solutions include advanced advertising, control systems, video solutions, data acquisition, embedded software development, image generation, media data and advertising solutions, on demand applications, simulation hardware-in-the-loop, and simulation man-in-the-loop. The company operates in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. It was formerly known as Interdata, Inc. The company was founded in 1966 and is headquartered in Duluth, Georgia.

Vocollect has delivered proven performance improvements in productivity, accuracy, cost reduction and job satisfaction for mobile employees. Vocollect Voice® literally talks people through their daily tasks, replacing cumbersome lists and traditional data capture methods with hands-free, personal voice dialogs. Vocollect's innovation leadership and open voice product platform delivers unequalled flexibility and choice. Through a premier global network of resellers and supply chain experts, hundreds of thousands of people on six continents use Vocollect Voice to improve work every day. To continuously enhance reliability, Vocollect performs rigorous and extensive product testing in different work environments, ensuring clients receive exceptional product performance and reliability to meet their business needs.

Source Technologies’ secure print and self-service kiosk solutions empower businesses to automate a wide-range of processes including: secure printing of sensitive information and negotiable documents, bill payment, banking and retail transactions, and a variety interactive self-service applications. We engineer our innovative, award-winning solutions using the most advanced technology to ensure longevity, manageability and superior customer satisfaction. Inspired by the needs of our diverse customer base, Source Technologies business solutions have achieved success in financial institutions, retailers, telecom providers, government agencies and thousands of other forward-thinking businesses. Source Technologies secure printing solutions include specialized magnetic ink character recognition(MICR) for the printing of checks and negotiable documents, and secure document printers for the printing of prescriptions and other time- and information-sensitive documents. Our printing applications provide secure, centralized control of funds disbursement, including MICR checks, IRDs, direct deposts, official payment notifications, and other electronic forms. Our forms product, FormsPartner®, and our server-based check processing solution, CheckPartner™ Enterprise address a multitude of unique requirements, and are easily integrated into existing business systems. These solutions enable customers to securely print all necessary information on almost any form or negotiable document in a single printer pass, virtually eliminating the need for preprinted forms, reducing fraud risks and alleviating expenses associated with forms or payment disbursements.

Wireless Ronin Technologies, Inc., together with its subsidiary, Wireless Ronin Technologies (Canada), Inc., designs and develops application-specific visual marketing solutions. It offers dynamic digital signage solutions for specific retail and service markets. The company provides RoninCast, an enterprise-level or hosted content delivery system that manages, schedules, and delivers digital content over wireless or wired networks. It also offers project planning, design, network deployment, software training, equipment, hardware configuration, content development, implementation, maintenance, and help desk support services, as well as network operations center. In addition, it also develops e-learning solutions, which are software-based instructional systems for customers primarily in sales force training applications; e-performance support systems that are interactive systems used to increase product literacy of customer sales staff; and e-marketing products to increase customer knowledge of and interaction with customer products. The company markets and sells its software and service solutions through direct sales force and value added resellers in North America. Wireless Ronin Technologies, Inc. was incorporated in 2000 and is headquartered in Minnetonka, Minnesota.

Printronix, Inc. is a leading developer, manufacturer and provider of industrial and back-office enterprise printing solutions for office/industrial marketplace and distribution supply chain. Its flagship products and services, including its full selection of thermal, laser and network solutions technologies, integrate seamlessly into networks by delivering unequaled control, unsurpassed diagnostic capabilities and marked cost efficiencies. Printronix was founded by Robert A. Kleist in 1974. On June 26, 1979, the company initiated public trading and remained publicly owned for more than 28 years. In January 2008 Printronix announced the completion of its acquisition by Pioneer Holding Corp., an entity controlled by Vector Capital, a San Francisco-based private equity firm. Printronix common stock ceased trading on the NASDAQ Global Market prior to the open of the market on January 8, 2008.

Ricoh Canada, an operating arm of Japan's Ricoh, supplies copy and facsimile machines, printers, scanners, and related parts and supplies. Its line of imaging products include monochrome and color printers and multifunction devices (print, scan, copy, fax) for general office applications; it also provides wide-format printers and copiers used by architects, engineers, and others that work with large documents. Ricoh's other products include document management and security software, and the company provides network consulting and support services.

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