Ingenico Corp. wants to make a swipe across the North American electronic payment market. The company develops and sells electronic payment hardware and software for the finance, health care, hospitality, retail, and transportation industries. Its point-of-sale terminals and scanners verify check, debit, and credit payments. Other products include signature capture devices, magnetic strip readers, check readers, receipt printers, and smart cards. Ingenico Corp. is the North American subsidiary of France-based Ingenico, a leading European maker of electronic payment systems.

Hewlett-Packard Singapore is the headquarters for the Asia/Pacific business of US-based Hewlett-Packard (HP). The subsidiary is home to HP's head sales office in the region and it coordinates logistics for other HP businesses in Asia. HP Singapore also oversees research and development for HP's mobile, inkjet printer, network storage, and Itanium server product lines. Its other operations include manufacturing core HP products including PCs, servers, and imaging and printing products. The company counts Singapore's Ministry of Education among its customers.

Z Corporation develops, manufactures, and markets the world’s fastest 3D printers - machines that produce handheld models quickly, easily, and inexpensively from computer-aided design (“CAD”), building information modeling ("BIM"), and other digital data - and the world's most portable 3D scanners. Z Corp.’s 3D printers are used by companies to make prototypes ranging from toys for market feedback to fan blades for functional testing. In the same way that conventional desktop printers provide computer users with a paper output of their documents, 3D printers provide 3D CAD and BIM users a physical prototype of real world objects such as a mobile phone, an engine manifold, a camera, or a scale model building.

MESH Computers sells custom desktop and notebook PCs, servers, and storage systems in the UK. The company also distributes third-party computer peripherals such as printers and graphics cards. MESH Computers' service offerings including technical support and financing. Founded in 1987, the company serves the home, enterprise, government, and education markets.

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.

Infoblox offers a whole stack of products for managing core network services. Customers in education, financial services, health care, retail, and other sectors use its products to automate, consolidate, and more securely operate network services. The company's network identity appliances manage such functions as Internet domain name server (DNS) resolution, IP address management, and network access control (NAC). Infoblox works cooperatively with networking equipment vendors including Aruba Networks, Alcatel-Lucent, Avaya, Extreme Networks, and Juniper Networks.

Agentrics keeps a shine on retail brands. Retailers and their trading partners use its software and services to insure on-shelf availability, boost profits, and enhance customer satisfaction. Agentrics' exchange platforms handle collaboration, data synchronization, forecasting, point-of-sale data sharing, private label product management, and sourcing. The company counts more than half of the world's top retailers among its customers. Agentrics was formed with the late 2005 merger of the WorldWide Retail Exchange (WWRE) and GlobalNetXchange (GNX), another supplier of e-commerce software and services.

RICOH Business Solutions brings global resources to the local level. A subsidiary of Ricoh Americas -- the North and South American arm of Japan's Ricoh Company -- RICOH Business Solutions (RBS) provides digital office equipment in the US. Product offerings include color and black and white imaging systems, fax machines, printers, and related supplies. In addition to distributing equipment, RBS offers network management services, including consultation and installation. It also provides document workflow analysis, and its support services include applications assistance and hardware maintenance.

Affecto (formerly AffectoGenimpa) provides the information technology to help ensure Finnish companies don't finish last in the global marketplace. Affecto provides a variety of IT services and products, including business intelligence (BI), geographic information systems, enterprise content management, and human resources and payroll services. Clients include Nokia, ABB, Varma, and Talentum. In an effort to be a leading BI provider in the Nordic and Baltic regions and in Eastern Europe, Affecto acquired Finnish company ZenPark and Swedish firm Intellibis in 2006 and Component Software Group of Norway in 2007.

When Sun Microsystems, Inc. sold its first computer system to Sydney University more than 20 years ago, it laid the foundation for what is today one of Australia's most successful information technology companies.Sun Microsystems Australia shares in this success. In Australia, Sun ranks number 287 on Dunn and Bradstreet's Top 500 Australian companies (based on revenue - 2001 fiscal year) and supplies the technologies and services that power leading enterprises in government, telecommunications, financial services, manufacturing, education and research, retail, health care, digital media and entertainment.

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