TeleVideo, Inc. is a private company specializing in the development and manufacturing of computer terminals. Founded in 1975, TeleVideo established itself as a leading supplier in the video display terminal industry. TeleVideo, Inc. pioneered a new generation of computer terminals with the introduction of its first “smart” terminals, based on the Intel microprocessor, at a time when dumb terminals were the industry standard. TeleVideo, Inc. capitalized on emerging trends in multimedia and produced a complete line of leading-edge 2D and 3D graphic accelerators, 3D soundcards and multimedia upgrade kits. TeleVideo’s move into multimedia allowed the company to pioneer a second market that became a building block for their video display products, launched in 1996.

Datamax, a subsidiary of Dover Corporation (NYSE: DOV), specializes in the design, manufacture, and marketing of products for bar code and RFID labeling, including thermal demand printers, label, ticket and tag materials, and thermal transfer ribbons. Headquartered in Orlando, Florida, Datamax has representative offices throughout the United States and in Singapore, China, and the United Kingdom, as well as label converting and preprinting facilities in Robinson, Illinois. Datamax markets its products exclusively through a network of resellers in more than 65 countries worldwide. Datamax-O’Neil is the global provider who works passionately with customers to listen, understand and then deliver a value-driven printing solution that minimizes risk and maximizes efficiency, safety, and quality.

Intransa, The VideoAppliance Company®, is the industry's leading provider of green, affordable and reliable solutions for video surveillance and other physical security needs. Intransa offer award-winning IP solutions that are customer-proven to be easy to manage, dependable, and affordable with outstanding performance and reliability. While the many awards Intransa have won over the years - including being named 2009 New Product of the Year at the industry's biggest user show, ASIS Anaheim - are nice, it's what the customers can do with Intransa VideoAppliance™ that's even more important.

Quadnetics Group plc is listed on the UK AIM market and has almost 450 employees spread across three continents; North America, Europe and Asia.We operate in all of the leading control room surveillance markets: urban surveillance, offshore adverse area surveillance (oil, gas, chemical and mining), casinos, military, banking, retail, transport (buses and trains) and prisons. We are active in many high security programmes throughout the world.

Paranet Solutions provides information technology services, including network design, security, integration, and management, serving clients throughout North America. The company uses products from Mercury Interactive and Sun Microsystems, among other vendors. Paranet was established in 1991 and was part of the Sprint technical consulting business from 1997 until 2002, when it was acquired by Vivare of Plano, Texas and named Paranet Solutions. In 2006 the company was acquired by a group of Dallas-based executives (with backing from Valeo Capital Partners).

Clover Technologies Group has made its mark inside many a printer. Clover Technologies Group, L.L.C. designs, manufactures, and distributes consumable printing supplies, including toner cartridges for laser and inkjet printers, copiers, and fax machines. Its supplies work with devices made by such manufacturers as Dell, Canon, Hewlett-Packard, and Lexmark. Clover's products are sold under its Image Excellence and Dataproducts brands, as well as its customers' private label brands. The company also distributes OEM-branded imaging supplies to dealers and resellers across the nation. Clover offers toner cartridge recycling services through its Core Recycling Concepts subsidiary.

Kanguru Solutions was founded in 1992 in Holliston, Massachusetts. The company originally got its start developing and selling interactive kiosks for retail stores in the New England area. The evolution of the company was forever changed when, in the summer of 1993, co-founders Donald Brown and George Moser brainstormed and developed a revolutionary new storage device for PCs. The result was a first of its kind, removable and external hard drive they dubbed the KanguruDisk. The KanguruDisk incorporated a 20MB (considered massive at the time!) hard drive with removable and external functionality. It was fast, durable and a great way of centralizing, securing and backing up valuable data! This highly versatile drive has remained a staple of Kanguru Solution's product line-up since it's inception, yet has continued to evolve through the years as new technology and capacities have emerged. Today, in it's current incarnation, the KanguruDisk can store up to IT, can transfer over 1.5GB of data per minute, comes in two colors, and can connect either internally to an IDE connection or externally through 4 different interfaces! Since the development of the KanguruDisk, Kanguru Solutions has expanded its product line to include one of the first multi-interface external hard drives featuring Parallel, USB, PCMCIA/Cardbus and Firewire connectivity! Kanguru Solutions was also one of the first companies to pioneer CD & DVD Duplicators, external CDRWs and was also one of the first manufacturers to bring to market USB Flash Drive Technology. As the company expanded its reseller channel and introduced new product lines, it managed to outgrow its original facility in Holliston and, in 2001, moved to a new corporate headquarters in Ashland, MA. Early 2003 found the company stretching its legs again and expanding into yet another, larger facility located in Millis, MA. The new facility boasts twice the office space and three times the warehouse space to allow for future growth of the company!

Nexsan Corporation is a leading provider of next generation energy efficient disk-based storage systems designed for the long-term storage of digital information. Nexsan hardware and software systems are ideal for storing and archiving information commonly referred to as "fixed content", since it typically changes little over time. This includes medical images, email, business documents, video images, research data, and digital media of all types. Nexsan solutions enable organizations to store and access growing amounts of fixed content over longer periods of time, while meeting evolving business and compliance requirements in a "green" environment.

Hewlett-Packard France performs sales, marketing, and customer service functions for its US-based parent. The subsidiary provides a wide range of consumer and professional technology products largely to corporate customers and retailers. Products include personal computers, servers, data storage devices, printing and imaging equipment, and enterprise software. Hewlett-Packard France also offers IT services, including consulting, product integration, and support. The company's customers have included Hertz Europe and Renault.

Canon, Inc., through its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells digital multifunction devices (MFD), plain paper copying machines, laser beam printers, inkjet printers, cameras, and steppers and aligners. It operates in three segments: Business Machines, Cameras, and Optical and Other Products. The Business Machines segment manufactures, markets, and services office imaging products, including monochrome network digital MFDs, color network digital MFDs, office copying machines, and personal-use copying machines, as well as provides computer peripherals comprising laser beam printers, inkjet printers, and scanners. It also offers business information products, which consist of personal computers, servers, document scanners, calculators, and micrographic equipment. The Cameras segment manufactures and markets digital cameras and film cameras, digital video camcorders, lenses, and various camera accessories. The Optical and Other Products segment offers semiconductor production equipment, such as steppers and mask aligners; mirror projection mask aligners for LCD panels; broadcasting equipment, including television broadcasting lenses; medical equipment, such as x-ray image sensors, retinal cameras, autorefractmeters, and image-processing equipment for computerized diagnostic systems; large format printers; and electronic components, which comprise magnetic heads for audio and video tape recorders and micro-motors for printers, and other components for equipment manufacturers. Canon, Inc. sells its products under the Canon brand name primarily in the Americas, Europe, and Asia.

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