CardScan is a desktop device that quickly and accurately "reads" cards into the correct fields of an electronic address book, instantly distinguishing name from title, street from email addresses, fax from phone numbers, even office from cell numbers. In seconds, CardScan reads more cards than you could type in hours. Then, over 50 software features help you use that contact information more efficiently. No wonder PC Magazine gave CardScan their rarely-earned five-star rating. And Corey Greenburg of NBC's Today show calls it a “must-have organizing miracle." CardScan solves an inherent problem of business cards: haphazard organization. But the real genius of CardScan is how it allows you to access information instantly, and use it productively, everywhere. Realize the potential in your most valuable resource: the contacts you've spent a career building.

Lexmark International, Inc. (NYSE: LXK) provides businesses of all sizes with a broad range of printing and imaging products, solutions and services that help them to be more productive. Since separating from IBM in 1991, Lexmark's product line has expanded to include laser printers, inkjet printers, and multifunction devices, as well as associated supplies, solutions and services. Lexmark's success is driven by the company's overarching commitment to its customers. With a corporate vision of "Customers For Life," we earn our customers' loyalty by listening to them, anticipating their needs and working to create value for them.

The company provides hosted e-mail and messaging services to businesses, service providers, and individuals. The software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider offers customized programs and provides anti-virus and anti-spam protection. Everyone.net markets its one_business suite of services to small and medium-sized businesses for e-mail archiving, storage, and synchronization. Its customers include Buckeye CableSystem, OpenTable, and The Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining Group. Among the investors in the company are El Dorado Ventures and Labrador Ventures.

LifeSize Communications, Inc. offers high-definition video systems, audioconferencing equipment, and video management software for educators, enterprises, and the public sector. With product packages designed for varying group sizes, it provides systems that include cameras, phones, and wireless remotes. The company also sells tech infrastructure, such as firewalls and gateways. LifeSize Communications has raised private equity funding from investors including Austin Ventures, Norwest Venture Partners, Pinnacle Ventures, Redpoint Ventures, and Sutter Hill Ventures. In 2009 Logitech agreed to acquire LifeSize for $405 million in cash.

Teleplan is a leading global provider of After Sales Services to the IT and Telecommunications industry, and its customers. With its world-class, repair, services and reverse logistics and warranty management, it offers full service solutions through integrated processes designed to fulfill and enhance service level commitments for IT and Telecommunications hardware. The company was established as a private company in 1983 and floated in 1998 at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, since then it has enjoyed rapid growth through both acquisition and sustained organic development. In 2008 the company had total Service Revenue of EUR 304 million.Teleplan is headquartered in Zoetermeer, in the Netherlands. Teleplan has 19 sites nowadays and we have 5.777 employees spread over 3 regions (Americas, EMEA and APAC) Teleplan has a strong global position. In these sites Teleplan offers complex, integrated service solutions, including fulfillment, logistics and multi-commodity repair, with the further option of managing the total outsourcing of all the customers warranty responsibilities. These technological services are provided to the main players in the IT and Telecommunications hardware industry, including OEMS, Integrations and EMS Companies.

Lancope® is the global market leader in Network Behavior Analysis (NBA) technology, and the manufacturer of StealthWatch, the most widely deployed solution within this market. StealthWatch currently monitors, secures and optimizes over 45 million hosts across over hundreds of global networks that span a wide range of customers, including financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, higher education, U.S. government, intelligence and military organizations, and foreign government agencies (including U.K, Japan, U.A.E., Pakistan, Latvia and New Zealand). Founded in 2000, Lancope is a privately held, venture-backed company headquartered in Atlanta, GA.Lancope's market-leading StealthWatch® family of products is the only Network Behavior Analysis (NBA) solution that combines flow-based anomaly detection and network performance monitoring into a single, highly integrated enterprise platform. By delivering unified visibility across physical and virtual networks, StealthWatch eliminates network blind spots and reduces total network and security management costs.

SMART Technologies has a bright idea to take the crimp out of your writing hand. With SMART Technologies' interactive whiteboards, users can write meeting notes on a large board and then download them to a computer for future use. Touch-sensitive surfaces of the SMART whiteboard also give users the power to control computer software during a presentation without relying on a computer mouse. Customers include the Massachusetts Department of Public Safety and the University of Oklahoma. SMART Technologies has offices in Germany, Japan, and the US.

Verari Systems, Inc. is the premier developer of energy efficient data center and desktop consolidation platforms utilizing independent blade-based compute and storage solutions that are defining a new era in the green data center. Verari Systems is a market leader in blade storage and energy efficient platforms. Organizations such as Virgin America, Morgan Stanley, Wachovia, Akamai, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Johns Hopkins, EMC, CGGVeritas, Petrobras, Harris, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and Sony Imageworks, as well as top universities and research institutions worldwide, are among the customers who have chosen Verari Systems’ line of award-winning high density blade storage and servers, rack-optimized platforms and software solutions.

Lexmark International, Inc. (NYSE: LXK) makes it easier for businesses and consumers to move information between the digital and paper worlds. In doing so, we are guided by a simple vision: Customers For Life. To earn our customers’ loyalty, we listen to them, anticipate their needs and act to create value in their eyes. Lexmark reported $5.0 billion in revenue in 2007. Revenue derived from international sales and exports from the U.S. make up about half of the company's consolidated revenue, with Europe accounting for approximately two-thirds of international sales. Lexmark's products are sold in more than 150 countries in North and South America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, the Pacific Rim and the Caribbean. The distributed output market is growing and presents attractive growth opportunities. Lexmark has unique strengths in this market, and we continue to strengthen our competitive position through strategic investments to pursue these growth opportunities.

Computer displays are in the midst of a revolution in technology. Historically we had one option when it came to the human interface with the computer. Today, there are two types of monitors that are being widely used. Traditional CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) monitors and LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitors. The LCD is an innovative, fast-growing and easy-to-use technology. LCD monitors are rapidly replacing the bulky CRT monitor. Space savings and energy efficiency are the major reason for the movement towards LCD technology. LCD monitors are highly adaptable, they are not affected by magnetic fields, and can be repaired more economically. LCD technology is being adopted in a wide variety of applications such as desktop monitors, Kiosks, and point of sale displays. With the advent of lower larger LCD panels and lower production costs LCD technology is now entering the Electronic sign and Information Display Market that historically has been dominated by Plasma monitors. LCD's are the best solution for Information Display applications because of higher brightness, high contrast as well as a longer lifetime than Plasma displays. Unlike Plasma displays, LCD technology is not affected by the severe problem of burn-in, which is relevant when static picture/text are continuously displayed for a long time. Since 1997, Caltron has been helping retailers and businesses across North America reach audiences through dynamic advertising and digital signage. Drawing from years of LCD monitor experience, Caltron works with customers to create strategic partnerships for mutual success. Cost-effective and reliable, Caltron's products range from touchscreen monitors and high-quality displays to standalone and network digital signage players.

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