Hewlett-Packard Brasil Ltda markets, manufactures, and services a wide range of technology products and office equipment. Products include personal computers, servers, data storage devices, digital cameras, printing and imaging equipment, and enterprise software. HP Brasil also offers such IT services as consulting, product integration, and technical support. The company serves corporate, government, and retail customers from regional offices throughout the country.

CasC Systems (also known as Intelligent Locking) knows that some things are best kept under lock and key. The company is a manufacturer of electronically locking cabinets used to store documents, jewelry, works of art, firearms, and valuable industrial tools. Its so-called "intelligent locking" technology can also be incorporated into freezer units, cupboards, and industrial equipment. Intelligent Locking's systems, which can be attached to computer networks via Ethernet, enable users to log the identity of those who access the contents of the storage cabinets as well as the time and date that the contents are accessed. The company serves banks, police departments, and intelligence agencies among others.

Synetrix Limited provides a wide range of IT services to the UK public sector, especially the education system, though it also has a few notable private sector clients. Synetrix has helped some 5,000 schools and universities with networks, security, internet services, voice and video, and application services. Most recently, Synetrix is part of Computers for Pupils, a program that offers grants to give disadvantaged students a PC. Synetrix merged in 2004 with Equinox and two years later, it acquired educational software company i2Q. Synetrix is backed by investment firm Apax Partners.

Stratasys, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the development, manufacture, and marketing of three dimensional (3D) printing, rapid prototyping (RP), and direct digital manufacturing (DDM) systems primarily in North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific. The company offers its products as integrated systems, which consist of an RP machine, the software to convert the computer aided designs (CAD) into a machine compatible format, and modeling materials. Its products enable engineers and designers to create physical models, tooling, jigs, fixtures, prototypes, and end use parts out of plastic and other materials directly from a CAD workstation. The company also offers maintenance, leasing, training, and contract engineering services, as well as parts services. It serves design and manufacturing organizations in the aerospace, automotive, consumer products, business machines, educational institutions, electronics, medical systems, medical analysis, mold making, tooling, fixtures, architecture, and heavy equipment markets, as well as in DDM of custom parts. The company sells its products through distributors and resellers. Stratasys, Inc. was founded in 1989 and is based in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

Finjan was founded in 1996. Finjan Inc. was acquired in 2009 by M86 Security. Finjan provides network security appliances (specialized hardware) and related software used to protect enterprise data and Web-based content. Finjan's security products protect against spyware, phishing, trojans, malware, and viruses. The company's Vital Security appliance line includes models tailored to customers ranging in size from small businesses to large enterprises. In addition, the company provides tiered technical support plans and consulting services. Its customers include Reitmans, the Munich Airport, and CGI Group.

OMNIKEY manufactures smart card readers used for such applications as access control, banking, medical data management, mobile communication authentication, and credit card processing. In addition to standard smart card readers, its product portfolio includes models that utilize radio frequency identification (RFID) and biometrics. The company also provides embedded chipset products and support services. It sells through resellers, systems integrators, and manufacturers.

Comnetix Inc systems employ fingerprint scanning and ID card verification technologies that are linked to records databases and accessed using custom software interfaces. Comnetix also markets its products to the air transportation, financial services, gaming, healthcare, and utilities industries. Customers include Lehman Brothers, New York State, Toronto Police Services, and the Vermont State Police. Comnetix was founded in 1980 by president Edward Escubedo. The company agreed to be acquired by L-1 Identity Solutions in 2007.

Psion manufactures industrial-strength computing and communications products. Catering to large mobile workforces, the company provides computers, wireless networking equipment, automatic data recognition devices, and integration software. The company's Psion Teklogix division provides handheld, tablet, and vehicle-mounted computers for the industrial, commercial, and professional markets. Well-suited to managing logistics in factories, warehouses, and in the field, Psion's ruggedized portable computing systems are used by customers in the industrial manufacturing, materials handling, and transportation industries.

Interlink Electronics is one of the world's leading innovators of sensor technologies. Launched in 1985, our R&D team has developed a spectrum of innovative technologies for ‘touch’ solutions, user interfaces solutions, and machine process controls. Today, Interlink Electronics is focused on providing robust and comprehensive solutions for markets that range from consumer electronics to portable medical devices. Interlink Electronics, Inc. products are based on our patented thin film Force Sensing Resistor (FSR) technology that measures the force in diverse applications, such as smartphone user interfaces, robotics, or machine control. One of the first uses of this technology was in electronic drums and other musical instruments. Today it is optimized for use in devices such as mobile phones, portable media players, navigation devices, handheld gaming, digital cameras and other portable electronics. Customers that have used our sensor solutions include Motorola, Samsung, Sony, LG, Varian, Medtronic, and Microsoft.

It's hard for some of us to just keep one computer running smoothly, but ioko365 manages more than 1,000 systems for some 250,000 corporate users in almost 80 countries. Services include content management, customer relationship management, firewalls, and migration. It boasts such partners as IBM, Microsoft, and THUS while serving clients that include BSkyB, EMI, and Alliance & Leicester. More generally, the company serves a variety of sectors, such as hospitality, law enforcement, manufacturing, and retail. ioko365 was founded in 1996 by directors David Griffiths and Mark Christie.

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