Founded in 1990, family-owned Sten-Tel evolved from its sister company, Catuogno Court Reporting, which was started by Sten-Tel's CEO Raymond Catuogno in 1976. Sten-Tel provides the underlying software and support services for companies offering voice transcription services to the medical, legal, law enforcement, and insurance industries. The technology allows users to submit dictation by telephone or the Internet and receive transcribed documents via the Web. In addition to its application hosting services, Sten-Tel provides court reporting and videoconferencing services.

The company provides security and software management products and services that are used to manage IT infrastructures. Organizations can see and change any number of their desktop and mobile computers around the world on public and private networks simultaneously and in real time. BigFix serves more than 900 customers in the US and abroad, with some 8 million computers, servers, and mobile devices under management, in industries such as financial services, health care, hospitality, manufacturing, and retail, as well as education and government. Internationally, it has regional and development offices in China, India, Singapore, and the UK. BigFix was founded in 1997.

Softpress Systems, with its headquarters in Oxford, England, was founded in 1993 to address the emerging needs of professional publishers and designers for cross-media authoring tools. Freeway Pro and Express result from our ongoing efforts to identify and meet the real needs of web designers in today’s environment. Softpress creates tools which many people rely on for their day-to-day business, so we listen carefully to our customers. Future product offerings will continue to demonstrate our commitment to quality, leading-edge innovation and understanding of the requirements of the market.

Patni Life Sciences provides management consulting, information technology, training, quality assurance, support, project management, and regulatory compliance services to the life sciences industry. Patni Life Sciences' customers include laboratories, medical device manufacturers, pharmaceutical firms, and biotechnology companies. Formerly known as Taratec Development, Patni Life Sciences is a subsidiary of Patni Computer Systems, which acquired the company in 2007. It traces its roots back to 1984.

Convio takes an approach con brio to helping not-for-profit organizations, institutions of higher education, and associations raise money, organize volunteer efforts, manage online content, and get their message out. Convio's online constituent relationship management (eCRM) software and services connect potential donors and volunteers to groups they may support, and vice versa. It continues to expand the functionality to its software, adding modules for specialized efforts such as tribute-based fundraising. Convio's clients include the AFL-CIO, The American Red Cross, the ASPCA, NPR, Susan G. Komen For the Cure, and the Texas Exes. Granite Ventures holds a 21% stake in the company.

PowerSteering is backed by leading institutions, managed by a veteran team of executives and committed to creating long-lasting and rewarding customer relationships. We work closely with our customers to ensure their success with PowerSteering and full return on their investment.

Panurgy was founded in 1983 by CEO Stanley Nice and CTO Jeff Reingold. Panurgy offers its client companies a range of managed computer network and information technology (IT) services including network design and administration, systems integration, and technical support. Areas of specialty include server monitoring, remote backup, disaster recovery, e-mail protection, and systems migration. Customers come from a variety of fields including telecommunications, health care, and financial services.

Computer World Services Corp. resells technology products including computers, networking products, software, and data storage equipment. Through its Resource Networks unit, the company provides information technology services in partnership with Cisco Systems. CWS has four offices in the US, mostly on the east coast, one in Germany, and one in Bahrain. Its customers include NASA and several other components of the US federal, state, and local government as well as AT&T, Sun Microsystems, and Northrup Gruman. President and CEO Frank Hameed started CWS in 1990.

Force 3 can help boost the power of your operations so that you achieve maximum enterprise velocity. The company provides integrated computer network systems for government and private industry customers. Force 3's services include consulting, network design, system integration, training, and support. The company also provides network security assessment services as well as business continuity and disaster recovery. The company specializes in military hospital network systems and has done work for more than 150 military medical facilities. Force 3 was founded in 1991.

Citizant brings IT to US citizens. Formerly known as Cairo Corporation, Citizant specializes in information technology services such as enterprise architecture, program management, and application development primarily for municipal, state, and federal clients. The company counts military and civilian agencies including the US Navy and NASA among its customers; it also serves state and municipal governments as well as such military contractors as General Dynamics. Citizant was founded in 1999 and rebranded itself in 2007.

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