Founded in 1984, Sangoma Technologies Corporation is publicly traded on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSX VENTURE: STC). Sangoma is the premium provider of voice and data connectivity components for software-based communication applications. Sangoma's data cards, voice cards, gateways and connectivity software are used in leading PBX, IVR, contact center and data-communication applications worldwide. The product line represents a comprehensive toolset for deploying cost-effective, powerful, and flexible software communication applications. With certifications and distribution partnerships around the world - Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia and both North and South America - Sangoma continues to bring innovation, scalability and higher density solutions to the global telecom market.

Alienware caters to video game enthusiasts, digital video editors, and professionals in the market for high-end PCs made with top-of-the-line components. Sporting names like Area-51, Alienware's colorful systems utilize the highest-performance processors, video cards, and storage components available for PCs. Alienware systems are further differentiated by customized cases, upgraded power supplies, and multiple cooling fans. The company has branch facilities in Australia and Ireland. Dell acquired Alienware in 2006.

Datalogic Scanning retail, commercial, and industrial bar code scanners speed up retail checkout, inventory management, shipping, parcel sorting, and other functions. Datalogic's software provides detailed analysis of its scanner products, allowing for easier maintenance and increased performance. Long an expert in bar code data collection, the company has also developed products for the radio-frequency identification (RFID) market.

Toshiba of Canada provides a wide array of electronic products. The subsidiary of Toshiba operates four product groups: Consumer Electronics (TVs, VCRs, DVD players and recorders, digital audio players), Information Systems (handheld, notebook, and tablet computers), Office Products (copiers, fax machines, projectors, business telephone systems), and Medical Systems (CT scanners, MRI systems, X-ray systems). Toshiba of Canada, which sells to customers in the consumer, education, enterprise, government, and health care markets, maintains sales offices throughout Canada. The company's Toshiba Business Solutions subsidiary sells and services a variety of office products, directly and through independent dealers.

Apple's UK-based unit provides desktop and notebook personal computers, servers, and peripheral displays. Other products include multimedia and operating system software, wireless networking equipment, portable multimedia players (iPod), wireless handsets (iPhone), and third-party hardware and software. Apple also operates a music and video downloading services called iTunes, and it offers online services such as Web hosting and email as part of its .Mac package. The company markets to the consumer, government, education, and corporate sectors. Apple operates a chain of retail stores that includes several locations in the UK.

Entrac Technologies develops and markets self-service point-of-sale (POS) systems. Its ExpressPay products enable retailers to charge their customers a fee for using office equipment by letting them swipe credit cards, retail charge cards, or smart-cards. Companies such as FedEx Office use Entrac's products to collect payments for use of copiers and PCs. Other customers include PostNet and Boston Communications Group. The company's products are also used to track and bill for usage of fax machines.

Olidata manufactures and sells personal computers, notebooks, and servers designed for customers ranging from individual consumers to large enterprises. Its primary market is in Europe, where it sells its products under its own name. Corporate clients include Enel and INPS. The company also offers LCD televisions and computer peripherals such as monitors and storage drives. Olidata has been expanding geographically, now selling its wares in France, Germany, and the Netherlands. While sales volumes are up, the weakness of the dollar against the euro has driven revenues down.

EPI is the U.S.-based manufacturing subsidiary of Japan’s Seiko Epson Corporation. Historically, EPI manufactured printers (from its opening day in July of 1986 until August of 2001, EPI built over 15 million dot matrix and ink jet printers for business, government and personal use). EPI currently manufactures ink and ink cartridges for Epson ink jet printers, and performs precision injection molding of proprietary plastic parts. Epson Imaging Technology Center (EITC), a research and design division with locations in San Jose, California and Bellevue, Washington, is also part of EPI. EITC develops software and drivers for Epson products in the U.S. and European markets.

California Digital is a privately held company with worldwide headquarters in Fremont, California and an Engineering and Development Centers in Bangalore, India. California Digital acquired the systems division of VA Linux Systems (now VA Software) in late 2001 and re-launched VA's server business thereafter.California Digital focuses on providing massively-parallel Linux or OS X compute clusters to enterprise technical computing customers in various vertical markets such as manufacturing, oil and gas exploration, bioinformatics, financial services, and digital content creation.California Digital provides turnkey cluster solutions, including system and interconnect integration, software support and configuration, application optimization and porting, performance tuning, and comprehensive cluster manageement tools.

Dot Hill Systems Corp. provides entry-level and midrange storage systems and enterprise server software for organizations requiring networked storage and data management solutions in open systems architecture. The company's storage solutions consist of integrated hardware, firmware, and software products employing a modular system that allows end-users to add capacity as needed. Its product lines range from approximately 146 gigabyte to complete 108 terabyte storage systems. The company offers storage systems in fibre channel, Internet small computer systems interface, small computer systems interface (SCSI), serial attached SCSI, and serial ATA technologies with direct attached storage and storage area networks configurations. It also provides software that consists of storage management applications, performance enhancing software, data management services, and Web-based graphical user interface. Dot Hill Systems offers its products through channel partners, including original equipment manufacturers, systems integrators, distributors, and value added resellers. The company was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Carlsbad, California.

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