Interlink Networks develops software for securing the wired and wireless networks primarily of telecommunications service providers. Its RADIUS AAA (Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting) server systems verify user identities and block unauthorized intruders who attempt to access networks. The company also provides installation, maintenance, support, and training services. Interlink's customers have included Siemens, and Hewlett-Packard. The company was formed in 2000.

The research firm sells qualified leads, prospects, and other related company information to help technology firms with their sales and marketing efforts. In addition to sales data, Wendover also provides sales and marketing training and consultation services. The company's clients include providers of IT services, networking equipment, computer systems, VOIP setups, and other technology products.

DukeNet was formed in 1994 as the telecommunications arm of Duke Energy, a multinational energy company that has focused on quality, reliability and service for 100 years. We offer the agility of a small business and the strength of a major enterprise.Recipient of the highest in-service ratings from telecommunication carriers, DukeNet Communications develops and manages fiber optic communications systems in North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.Currently, DukeNet controls more than 4,300 miles of fiber optic network.

Pluck Corporation provides a variety of social media applications to address tasks such as online content generation, syndication, social networking, and content personalization. Pluck's offerings include its Pluck on Demand services, which analyzes pages that users are viewing and then provides links to other relevant content; its BlogBurst syndication service for publishers and media sites; and its SiteLife suite of social media products used to incorporate user-generated content -- including blogs, comments and ratings, videos, and forums -- into Web sites. Founded in 2003, Pluck is owned by Demand Media, which acquired the company in 2008.

MedQuist Inc. provides medical transcription technology and services in the United States. It also offers digital dictation, speech recognition, and electronic signature technologies. The company provides medical transcription services utilizing the DocQment Enterprise Platform, a Web-based dictation and medical transcription management system, which integrates dictation capture, workflow management, speech recognition, medical transcription, and document distribution. Its maintenance services include onsite maintenance and remote break-fix services, as well as application, hardware, and software technical support for its products. In addition, the company offers SpeechQ for Radiology, a front-end speech recognition software application that allows radiologists to dictate, edit, and sign their reports in a single session or send them to an editor following dictation; and DocQvoice, a Web-based enterprise digital voice capture and transport solution. It serves health systems, hospitals, and large group medical practices. The company was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Mount Laurel, New Jersey. MedQuist Inc. operates as a subsidiary of CBaySystems Holdings Limited.

ABM is a specialist provider of covert intelligence solutions for Police forces and commercial organisations worldwide. With over ten years experience, our software and consultancy services produce dramatic efficiency increases, decrease bureaucracy, promote information sharing and help ensure compliance with the full range of international laws including the Management of Police Information (MoPI) code of practice in the UK and facets of the European Human Rights Act. ABM has an enviable global customer base including 80% of British police forces, Pennsylvania State Police and the Western Australia Police Service. ABM is also the provider of the Scottish Intelligence Database (SID) – the UK's only nationwide system for sharing intelligence.

PointAbout, Inc. makes software applications that can be used with mobile devices such as Apple's iPhone and Blackberry, as well as with Google's Android and Microsoft's Windows mobile phone software. Its white-label application serves as blank software platform that its clients use to channel their Web sites on to mobile devices. The applications are downloaded to phones through the iPhone Apps store and similar Web sites; once downloaded, PointAbout's clients can track the location of mobile phone users and customize search results according to location. CEO Scott Suhy and other company executives founded the company in 2008.

Dewpoint knows that every company reaches a point where it needs a little help with its technology. The company provides custom hardware and software systems integration as well as other information technology (IT) services including network design, project management, application development, consulting, training, and technical support. Top clients have included Eli Lilly, Cummins, and Herman Miller. The company has sales partnerships with technology product suppliers including Nokia, Oracle, and Hitachi. Dewpoint has offices in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. The company was founded in 1996.

NewsProNet Interactive is a producer and distributor of news content to local television affiliates and major streaming media clients. Its syndicated news service, SweepsFeed, delivers stories, scripts, and localization tips. The company also offers a Spanish-language news service (Impacto), interactive co-branded companion Web sites (Know More), and a consumer reporting news service (Heads Up). In addition, NewsProNet provides consulting and customer training. The company's clients include ABC, Clear Channel, and Raycom.

CONNX Solutions believes in the power of connections, especially when it comes to your data. The company provides data access, integration, and migration software that enables secure, real-time access to multiple data sources. CONNX's products can be used to manage and maintain data stored in a variety of databases from companies such as Oracle and Sybase. The company also provides professional services such as support, training, and maintenance. CONNX took its present form in 2000 when it was spun off from information technology consulting firm SolutionsIQ.

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