TANDBERG asa is a leading provider of videoconferencing systems. Its systems combine cameras, video displays, networking equipment, and software to enable multimedia communication between far-flung locations. The company's software can be used to schedule meetings and keep records of previous meetings. TANDBERG markets to businesses, government agencies, and other organizations worldwide. Its customers include the American Cancer Society, the Guggenheim Museum, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and Schlumberger. In 2009 rival Cisco Systems agreed to acquire TANDBERG.

Hospedia products give patients access to a telephone, a radio, a television, and Internet access from one unit. Hospedia primarily serves hospitals in the UK, but also does business in mainland Europe.

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.

Xtreme Accessories outfits more than one apple a day. Xtreme Accessories, LLC (also known as XtremeMac) manufactures accessories for Apple's audio, video, and communication products. Designed for use with iPod music players, as well as the iPhone and Apple TV, its product line includes cases, chargers, FM transmitters, headphones, home theater cables, recorders, and speakers. Xtreme Accessories, LLC sells directly online and through retailers, including RadioShack, Target, The Apple Store (Apple's retail chain), and Wal-Mart. Established in 2001, Xtreme Accessories was acquired by Imation for about $7 million in 2008; Imation may pay out up to an additional $10 million over three years, depending on XtremeMac's financial performance.

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.

Packard Bell BV, sells and supports consumer desktop and notebook PCs, handheld computers, and computer peripherals, as well as consumer electronics such as DVD and digital music players. Primarily serving European markets, the company also operates in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. It sells through retailers in most countries, but also provides online shopping in select regions. Packard Bell is a group company of PC leader Acer, which also oversees the Gateway and eMachines brands.

Canon started out in 1937 with the vision to make the best camera for the world. More than 6 decades later, it has made a name not only in photography arena but is now a renowned brand in digital imaging. Canon Singapore represents its Japanese parent in the South and Southeast Asia region, marketing and servicing printers and copiers, multifunction devices, fax machines, scanners, digital cameras and camcorders, and projectors. Canon Singapore subsidiaries include Canon India, Canon Malaysia, Canon Thailand, and Canon Philippines; the unit also oversees a representative office in Vietnam. Its marketing scope includes Bangladesh, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Canon Singapore was established in 1979.

Crystal Group Inc. is uniquely comprised of three business strengths rolled into a single entity. We are a rugged server manufacturer, a systems integrator, and a custom design and manufacturing services provider. The three strengths create a unique partner in the computer industry and allow Crystal to excel at the delivery of innovative and robust systems tailored to specific customer needs. These capabilities result in lower costs and shorter development schedules for our customers. Successful customers are our passion.Crystal provides server, switch, display, storage, and embedded computer architectures and related integration services for mission critical installations worldwide. We design, manufacture, integrate, and support rugged computer-based systems for intelligence, communications, reconnaissance, navigation, surveillance, and critical control applications in government and industrial segments.

Compellent Technologies, Inc. and its subsidiaries develop, market, and service enterprise-class network storage solutions in the United States and internationally. It offers Storage Center, a storage area network that enables users to store, recover, and manage data by combining software and hardware into a single integrated solution. The company’s Storage Center includes various software products, including Storage Center Core, which provides storage virtualization; Data Progression application that automatically classifies and migrates blocks of data based on user selected policies; Fast Track application, which places the used data on the tracks of each drive; Data Instant Replay application that creates space-efficient copies of data; Server Instant Replay application, which automates booting and recovering servers from the SAN by taking and storing space-efficient copies; Remote Instant Replay application that replicates space-efficient copies between primary and remote data centers; Dynamic Capacity application to maximize storage utilization; Enterprise Manager, which enables multi -site and multi-system management from a single console. It also provides Copilot Service, a customer service and technical support program that integrates installation services, a single point of contact call center, hardware and software maintenance, and onsite field services to enable service delivery and execution for storage center end users. Compellent Technologies serves various industries, including accounting, agriculture, automotive, construction, education, entertainment, financial services, food services, government, healthcare, insurance, legal, manufacturing, media, real estate, retail, scientific, technology, telecommunications, transportation, and travel. The company sells Storage Center primarily to mid-size enterprises through its all-channel assisted sales model. Compellent Technologies, Inc. was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

Immersion Corporation develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a range of hardware and software technologies, and products that enhance digital devices with touch interaction. Its Touch segment offers touch feedback technologies that enable software and hardware developers to enhance realism and usability in computing, entertainment, and industrial applications. This segment provides touch-enabling technologies for consumer gaming peripherals; consumer electronics; mobile communications and portable devices; and automotive controls. Immersion Corporation Medical segment offers various simulation technologies that can be used for medical training and testing. This segments product lines include the Virtual IV system, which simulates needle-based procedures, such as intravenous catheterization and phlebotomy; the Endoscopy AccuTouch System that simulates endoscopic procedures, including bronchoscopy, and lower and upper GI procedures; the CathLabVR System, which simulates endovascular interventions, such as cardiac pacing, angiography, angioplasty, and carotid and coronary stent placement; and the LapVR System that simulates minimally invasive procedures involving abdominal and pelvic organs. It serves hospitals, colleges and universities, nursing schools, medical schools, emergency medical technician training programs, military, medical device companies, and other organizations involved in procedural medicine. Immersion Corporation sells its products through direct sales, distributors, and original equipment manufacturers in North America, Europe, and the Far East. The company was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in San Jose, California.

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