DRS the reputation of being the global leader in scanning, recognition and processing products and solutions for the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. DRS was established in London in 1969 as a data-capture bureau. The printing and scanning services were later expanded to include the design and manufacture of OMR (Optical Mark Recognition) scanners, predominantly selling them into the education market to capture student assessment, registration and attendance data. Our experience in the education sector, coupled with our skills in producing forms optimised for scanning and electronic capture, led to our involvement in large-volume OMR projects. RS Data & Research Services plc reputation has grown and we have now become the name to trust for delivering time-critical and large-scale one-off contracts for exercises such as examinations, voter registration, elections and censuses. Now we not only provide forms and scanners, but we implement complete solutions for logistically challenging projects in these markets.

Gilbarco Inc supplies the fuel industry with retail POS (point-of-sale) computer systems, including fuel dispensing, tank monitoring, and credit card processing equipment. The company makes sales through a network of distributors and affiliates in about 100 countries worldwide. Customers include car rental companies, local governments, convenience stores, fuel retailers, and truck fleet operators. The company is also a leading rebuilder of fuel dispensing equipment. Gilbarco is a subsidiary of Danaher, which also owns fuel management systems maker Veeder-Root, as well as petroleum dispensing system vendor Gasboy.

IronPort Systems, Inc. provides email and Web appliances that protect corporate networks from spam, viruses, and spyware. It also offers security management appliances that let network administrators monitor policy settings. The company's security products utilize information from the IronPort SenderBase Network, a database that captures data from more than 100,000 organizations and tracks threats. Marketing to businesses of all sizes worldwide, IronPort utilizes a direct sales force and resellers. Customers have included CNN, Microsoft, Nasdaq, and Paypal.

Chazak Value wants to capitalize on the potential of the smart card industry. After buying five smart card-related businesses between 1998 and 2000, it sold or closed all but one of the subsidiaries in 2000. Infineer, the remaining subsidiary, develops and sells smart card systems for corporate and educational campuses. Applications for its card systems include identification, payment, and vending photocopies, computer print-outs, and faxes.Faced with continued losses, the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2007. It emerged from bankruptcy as a private company called Chazak Value in 2008. CEO Joseph Sarachek controls the company.

Network Technology PLC is a fast-growing technology and manufacturing group of companies with its shares listed on the London Stock Exchange and regulated by the UK Listing Authority. The Group's business focuses on the design, manufacture and marketing of hardware and software products used in connecting all computer associated equipment in the modern business and domestic environment, such as PCs, workstations, printers, scanners, faxes and vending machines to LANs, WANs and the Internet. Network Technology provides computer hardware, software, and related electronic devices. Network Technology PLC Ringdale subsidiary produces goods ranging from PCs and printers to smart card readers, access control systems, scanners, and fax machines. Network Technology's Nextus unit provides contract manufacturing services, including circuit board printing, general machining, laser marking, and sheet metal work.

SRC Computers, LLC is a recognized leader in general purpose high performance computing and offers powerful programmer-friendly servers, workstations and embedded systems.SRC Computers has developed a revolutionary hardware and software architecture called the IMPLICIT+EXPLICIT™ Architecture that fully integrates Dense Logic Device (DLD) technology and reconfigurable Direct Execution Logic (DEL).With the SRC Carte Programming Environment, a user can access the IMPLICIT+EXPLICIT Architecture and the power of the microprocessors through a single C or Fortran program. This eliminates the need for FPGA hardware design knowledge and makes SRC systems extremely programmer-friendly.As a result of its groundbreaking advances in computing technology, SRC systems allow programmers to achieve orders of magnitude increases in performance and reduction in power consumption in a smaller footprint than systems that rely on conventional microprocessors alone.

Acer Inc. is a leading manufacturer of notebook, desktop, and netbook computers. Other Acer products include servers, storage systems, smart phones, projectors, LCD televisions, digital cameras, and computer displays. The company also provides IT support services, and its Acer eDC facility is the largest stand-alone data center in Asia. Acer, which outsources its manufacturing, sells through resellers and distributors worldwide. In addition to Acer-branded equipment, the company oversees the Gateway, eMachines, and Packard Bell brands.

IBM's house is still largely made of hardware. Encompassing enterprise computing, storage, and microelectronics products, IBM's Systems and Technology Group is the company's second largest revenue generator behind Global Services. The company is a worldwide leader in server and mainframe computing, offering UNIX and Windows-based offerings; it also leads in the development and sale of Linux-based products. Its Microelectronics unit makes microprocessors and memory devices. Other products include disk- and tape-based data storage systems, as well as point-of-sale systems. The Systems and Technology group also oversees engineering and technology consulting and design services.

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.

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.

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