LifeSize Communications, Inc. offers high-definition video systems, audioconferencing equipment, and video management software for educators, enterprises, and the public sector. With product packages designed for varying group sizes, it provides systems that include cameras, phones, and wireless remotes. The company also sells tech infrastructure, such as firewalls and gateways. LifeSize Communications has raised private equity funding from investors including Austin Ventures, Norwest Venture Partners, Pinnacle Ventures, Redpoint Ventures, and Sutter Hill Ventures. In 2009 Logitech agreed to acquire LifeSize for $405 million in cash.

NRG Group helps its customers to spread the printed word. A subsidiary of Ricoh Company, the firm provides printing and imaging equipment under three brands: Gestetner, Nashuatec, and Rex Rotary. Its products include printers, copiers, fax machines, scanners, multifunction devices, print controllers, binders, and print management software. NRG also offers systems integration, support, training, and project management services. NRG Group PLC serves customers in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Indian subcontinent, as well as Russia and the other countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States.

Speakerbus, founded in 1984, operates from offices and support centers in Europe, Asia, and North America. Speakerbus is a manufacturer of audio- and videoconferencing systems that combine hardware and software to enable remote users to engage in multimedia communication over phone lines and the Internet. Speakerbus' Hoot 'n' Holler product is used by customers in broadcasting, emergency services, and financial trading to enable secure audioconferencing. Speakerbus also makes products for corporate videoconferencing, intercom, and surveillance applications.

Spectra Systems Corporation, headquartered in Providence, RI is a market driven company that is changing the way businesses mark, track and authenticate their products and documents from production line to point of purchase.Our systems combine consumable, engineered optical materials with software and hardware in an interdependent relationship. We have commercialized our systems by creating new technologies as well as by enhancing existing technologies with our proprietary and patented materials to create solutions to meet our customers' processing, authentication and manufacturing needs.Our approach, based on advanced materials and enabling hardware and software systems, offers an integrated approach that provides customers with complete solutions.

DNP Photo Imaging America Corp kiosks and countertop photo systems are used by consumers at retail locations such as drug and grocery stores. Its professional digital minilabs are used in photo labs to process film and digital images. Formerly called Pixel Magic Imaging, the company was established in 1992. In 2004 two Japanese firms, Dai Nippon Printing and Altech ADS, purchased a controlling stake in Pixel Magic.

Centerprise International manufactures and supports desktop and notebook PCs. Centerprise International products include data backup systems and magnetic and optical disk storage devices. Centerprise also licenses third-party software and provides network server integration services. Centerprise International has partnerships with hardware suppliers, including AMD, Canon, Panasonic, Samsung, Sony, and Toshiba. Centerprise is lessening its focus on computer hardware manufacturing to emphasize managed IT services around its systems integration business. Founded in 1984, the company serves the corporate, government, education, and system reseller markets, primarily in the UK. Chairman Rafi Razzak is the controlling shareholder of Centerprise.

Stratus Technologies makes fault-tolerant servers that can be configured with its proprietary operating systems (VOS), as well as with Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, or Red Hat operating systems. Stratus carries data storage products made by EMC; the company also provides its own disk and tape-based storage systems. Stratus offers product support and managed service programs covering continuous availability and recovery. It markets its products worldwide. Stratus was founded in 1980.

Since 1993, VirTra Systems has led the simulation marketplace by creating firearms training simulators that replicate real-world scenarios so intensely and precisely that trainees are far better prepared when faced with actual life-and-death situations. VirTra designs and manufactures two distinct product lines comprising the world's first 360-degree firearms training simulators: the IVR™ 4G military series, and the IVR™ HD law enforcement series. The HD law enforcement series delivers incredible decision making scenarios, 360-degree situational awareness, use-of-force training, real-world marksmanship, digital shoot-house, and of course marksmanship courses (from basic to advanced). The 4G military series delivers military skills training exercises, marksmanship and qualification courses (from basic to advanced), real-world marksmanship, immersive combat simulation, and digital shoot-house (CQB and MOUT training).With best-in-class customer service and unparalleled technology like 360 degree high-definition real-world scenarios and the Threat-fire safe return fire system (both patent pending), it is no surprise that the finest military and law enforcement agencies in the US and throughout the world have hand selected VirTra’s simulators after trying out all other options.

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.

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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