WRG was founded in 1989 as a coin operated music and game operator. Our founders, Mike Stevenson and Jim Penza, knew that success in this ultra-competitive industry depended on an ability to operate very efficiently. Low operating costs drove access to good locations and to growth. Success could drive further success, but only if you could offer your customers the best value.Over the next five years, we learned how to become very efficient operators and WRG thrived. We believe this experience is one reason why WRG offers the best value for ATM distributors today. We have walked in their shoes. We constantly strive to drive down costs for our distributor partners.Most importantly, we learned that it is impossible in the coin operated music and game operator business to operate efficiently without really great service. Investment in service excellence always paid off. Machines out of service were simply too costly to not fix promptly and with the necessary care to ensure future reliability. Technological expertise was the key to improving service, while lowering maintenance costs. We built a solid service and support team with highly trained technicians.

Clearspring Technologies is a leading widget provider, offering technology platforms that create, distribute, and track widgets for developers, advertisers, and some of the largest media companies in the world, from Lionsgate to Virgin Mobile. (Widgets are mini-applications used to customize a user's online experience -- think games, quizzes, videos, audio players, and other Web content that can be shared.) Marketers place ads inside Clearspring's widgets on blogs and top social networking sites, such as Facebook, MySpace, and Bebo.

Totalmass provides mobile content (such as games, ringtones, wallpapers, and videos) to consumers on multiple wireless networks. The company's platform and services also help clients deliver advertising and marketing messages through moblie media. The Totalmass hosted platform provides for on or off- network content publishing, delivery, and billing.

Immecor designs and assembles customized industrial PCs and servers. Immecor uses third-party components to build customized computer systems for semiconductor makers, which use the equipment for automated wafer inspection. Besides PCs, the company also makes sheetmetal fabrications, custom cables, and PCB assembly. Immecor assembles industrial computers by Intel, motherboards, servers, and chassis by Super Micro Computer, and printers by Oki Data. Its products are used in the entertainment, medical, and telecommunications industries. Immecor was established in 1993 and has facilities in San Jose and Santa Rosa, California.

ViewSonic has a display for every occasion. ViewSonic Corporation makes cathode ray tube (CRT) and LCD computer displays, including the Pro Series for high-end computer-aided design, desktop publishing, and graphic design; the X and Graphics lines for consumers and businesses; and the E2, Optiquest, and Value Series for budget-minded buyers. ViewSonic also offers LCD TVs, LCD projectors, tablet PCs, and digital photo frames. ViewSonic sells directly and through resellers and distributors to consumer, corporate, government, and education customers. Chairman and CEO James Chu, ViewSonic's majority owner, founded the company in 1987. ViewSonic leads the way in display technology innovation. As a globally recognized leader in visual display technology.Through a singular focus on display products and rigorous dedication to quality, reliability, innovation and customer service excellence, ViewSonic has become a worldwide leader in innovation.

Triton Systems of Delaware, which does business as Triton, manufactures automated teller machines (ATMs) and accessories. The company's hardware products include through-the-wall and freestanding ATMs, as well as cash dispensing mechanisms. Its also provides related software for such applications as remote ATM maintenance and monitoring. The company's systems can be found in airports, casinos, convenience stores, financial institutions, hotels, restaurants, and shopping centers.

Formed in 1997, by Drs. Tom Love and John Wooten, ShouldersCorp is a consulting firm specializing in advisory, management, and development services to the commercial and government sectors. The emphasis is on doing the "heavy lifting" when it comes to migrating working but ancient, legacy systems to modern IT architectures. The company has a unique makeup of talent targeted at using Agile development practices to accelerate the understanding and subsequent transition of these systems to state of the art technologies.

SCM Microsystems, Inc. was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Ismaning, Germany with additional offices in India, Japan, and the United States. SCM Microsystems is a global leader in security and identity solutions for secure access, secure identity and secure exchange. For organizations and individuals that need to secure their digital assets, electronic transactions and facilities, SCM provides solutions that cut costs and reduce risk and liabilities. Instead of providing only a piece of the puzzle, SCM's offerings are broad and integrated, enabling complete solutions that allow customers to turn to a single source to meet all their security and identity management challenges.Together with its Hirsch Electronics subsidiary, SCM offers the world's broadest range of contact, contactless and mobile smart card reader technology, digital identity and transaction platforms, as well as systems that integrate physical and logical access control, secure data storage and transmission, digital certificates, biometrics and digital video. SCM's solutions are used in a wide variety of industries for security, identity, contactless payment, e-health and electronic government services.

Affecto (formerly AffectoGenimpa) provides the information technology to help ensure Finnish companies don't finish last in the global marketplace. Affecto provides a variety of IT services and products, including business intelligence (BI), geographic information systems, enterprise content management, and human resources and payroll services. Clients include Nokia, ABB, Varma, and Talentum. In an effort to be a leading BI provider in the Nordic and Baltic regions and in Eastern Europe, Affecto acquired Finnish company ZenPark and Swedish firm Intellibis in 2006 and Component Software Group of Norway in 2007.

Hewlett-Packard Vietnam is a sales, marketing, and customer service subsidiary of Palo Alto, California-based Hewlett-Packard (HP). The company sells products including personal computers, network storage devices, printing and imaging machinery, servers, and enterprise software. HP Vietnam also offers a full range of IT services such as consulting, maintenance, systems integration, and technical support. The company serves consumers, small businesses, and corporate customers from two offices in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Goods are distributed through four distributors and 300 retailers; services are administered by 20 affiliated service providers.

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