ISL is an employee-owned technology development corporation that performs expert research and complex analysis, advanced hardware design and development, software and systems engineering, and high-quality specialty fabrication for Defense and Energy customers, world-wide. ISL specializes in the areas of undersea warfare, surveillance, reconnaissance, space exploration, and energy independence.

Protocall Technologies provides software to go. Through its TitleMatch Entertainment subsidiary the company offers a software-on-demand retail kiosk system that allows customers to select and make software CDs. The system contains over 1,000 titles from some 200 software publishers and media companies, including content such as movies, television shows, music, software, audio books, and video games

Toshiba products play an active role, be it in computing, controlling, powering, or communicating -- transporting, cooking, playing, or even elevating. The company's portfolio includes personal and professional computers (notebook PCs, servers), telecommunications and medical equipment (mobile phones, X-ray machines), industrial machinery (power plant reactors, elevators), consumer appliances (microwaves, DVD players), electronic components (electron tubes, batteries), and semiconductors. Its portfolio also includes air traffic control and railway transportation systems. Customers outside of Japan account for about half of Toshiba's revenues.

Kontron Modular Computers (formerly Thales Computers) provides computer hardware and software systems for use in radar, sonar, computer imaging, and electronic warfare applications. The company also offers clients engineering services, systems integration, and program management. It serves the military and aerospace markets; clients include government agencies, OEMs, systems integrators, research organizations, defense contractors, and companies in the communications and transportation industries. Formerly a subsidiary of French defense company Thales, the company was acquired by Kontron in 2008.

BenQ Corporation provides a broad range of computing, communications, and consumer electronics devices. Its offerings include mobile computers, desktop PCs, digital projectors, LCD monitors and televisions, mobile phones, and optical storage drives. The company maintains sales offices throughout Asia, as well as in Europe and the Americas. BenQ (short for "bringing enjoyment and quality") was spun off by electronics giant Acer in 2001.

Canon is a world-leading innovator and provider of imaging and information technology solutions for the home and office environments. Canon (UK) Ltd is the UK marketing and sales operation for the global company - Canon Inc - based in Tokyo, Japan. In the UK and Ireland Canon currently employs around 1,700 people in various locations including the head office in Surrey (pictured), London, Birmingham, Livingston (Scotland) and Belfast. Canon’s success story began in Japan in the 1930s, when a small group of enthusiastic scientists set out to establish their presence in camera technology. The company first established a presence in the UK in 1976. At that time its activities were confined to the sale of calculators, micrographic equipment, copiers and similar products for the business market. In 1982 a separate camera sales operation was merged to form Canon (UK) Ltd, and since then the company has grown to become a world-leading provider of market-driven digital imaging solutions for the office and home environments.

Emerging Solutions is an established professional services firm that helps global and mid-market firms maximize the benefits of business applications through leading technology. We provide strategic guidance, implementation and innovative integration solutions for business and technology applications from leading software vendors. Emerging Solutions is an Oracle Certified Advantage Partner and Microsoft Gold Certified Partner.

Finjan was founded in 1996. Finjan Inc. was acquired in 2009 by M86 Security. Finjan provides network security appliances (specialized hardware) and related software used to protect enterprise data and Web-based content. Finjan's security products protect against spyware, phishing, trojans, malware, and viruses. The company's Vital Security appliance line includes models tailored to customers ranging in size from small businesses to large enterprises. In addition, the company provides tiered technical support plans and consulting services. Its customers include Reitmans, the Munich Airport, and CGI Group.

General Dynamics Itronix makes rugged, portable computers that can withstand dust, water, vibrations, temperature extremes, and drop impacts. Field service workers, government and military personnel, and public safety staff are among the customers that use the company's notebook and handheld computers. It also offers wireless networking software developed by NetMotion Wireless. The company's customers include BellSouth and the US Department of Defense.

NEC makes a name for itself in Networking, Electronics, and Chips. The Japanese tech giant provides a broad range of IT products and services through three primary business groups. The company's IT/Network Solutions Business encompasses enterprise computing products, networking equipment, broadcasting systems, integration services, and aerospace and defense systems. Its Mobile/Personal Solutions Business oversees personal computers, peripherals, mobile handsets, and Internet service. The company's Electron Devices Business provides semiconductors, electronic components, and batteries. NEC generates about 80% of its revenues in Japan.

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