Xactly Corporation flagship software, Xactly Incent, helps sales representatives and other sales professionals determine compensation for sales transactions. Additionally, sales executives use the company's Xactly Analytics software to analyze post-sales information such as what, where, and to whom a product was sold. Xactly also offers on-site services and training for its products. The company's clients, who represent a variety of industries, include SureWest Communications, Blackboard, and Cablevision. Xactly operates regional offices in California, Boston, and the UK.

Indus Consultancy Services (ICS) provides a variety of information technology (IT) services such as consulting, application development, systems integration, network design, project management, legacy migration, help desk management, support, and training. It serves clients in such industries as financial services, retail, and health care. Customers have included Citibank, Bayer, and Polo Ralph Lauren. The company also markets Kronova, an enterprise job scheduling application, as well as other proprietary software.

CMSF Corp. develops and markets data management software for small, medium, and enterprise organizations. It offers software solutions that store, manage, and safeguard data created in a business and application settings. The company products include Managed Server HSM software that provides a solution for data storage management for local area networks, wide area networks, and intranet environments; and StandbyServer for NetWare, a server mirroring solution for NetWare servers that connect one or more primary servers to a standby machine. Its products also comprise OFFSite Archive for NetWare, an electronic data vaulting and disaster recovery product for NetWare servers that protect data in the event of a disaster by electronically transferring a stable point-in-time image of the data to an offsite location; and SnapShotServer for NetWare that provides control of the back-up process to an administrator. CMSF Corp. serves markets that produce and manage large amounts of data, such as banking, financial services, healthcare, legal services, engineering and architectural services, federal and state government, and higher education. Its sells its products through technology distribution partners, resellers, systems integrators, original equipment manufacturers partners, and value added distributors in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, and the Netherlands. The company was formerly known as CaminoSoft Corp. and changed its name to CMSF Corp. in April 2009. CMSF Corp. was founded in 1983 and is based in Westlake Village, California.

The company distributes and installs computer network and data security products and provides related information technology (IT) services. Integralis sells security products and services to government and corporate customers primarily in Europe, as well as managed firewalls, virtual private networks (VPNs), managed security services (MSS) and content management services. The company also has operations in the US and the Middle East. Tokyo-based NTT bought a controlling stake of about three-quarters of Integralis shares in 2009.

Streambox provides a single software-based platform for live and file-based video transport and acquisition over IP. The platform comprises clients - from small form factor mobile devices and laptops - to rule-based video management and playout systems. The scalable end-to-end Streambox solutions can be integrated into all IP centric broadcast and broadband operations.Streambox solutions are based on the industry-leading ACT-L3™ codec which provides unrivaled performance, reliability, and quality over low data rate IP networks for fast transmission and playout of video streams in HD and SD. Our platform solutions enable broadcasters, government agencies, enterprises and other users to enhance their content ownership, simplify operations, and increase operational efficiencies.Streambox was founded in 1999 and all Streambox products are based on our proprietary codec ACT-L3™ (Advanced Coding Technology, Level 3). With thousands of systems deployed worldwide, Streambox is rapidly becoming the solution of choice for customers in a wide variety of industries.

Olive Software can help you make peace with the complexity of document management. The company provides electronic publishing and archiving software (under the ActivePaper brand) to libraries and publishing companies looking to digitize and manage content in microfilm, microfiche, and digital formats. Olive's software also includes applications for integrating search capabilities, business intelligence, and for converting documents into XML format. The company was founded in 1999. Olive has received funding from firms including Elbit Imaging and Dafnit.

Quova, Inc. geolocation technology can pinpoint the physical location of an Internet user's IP address, information that can then be used to assess levels of Internet traffic, monitor browsing activities, enhance network security, minimize the risk of online fraud, and provide regionally relevant marketing information. Quova, Inc. comstomers come from industries including gaming, financial services, e-commerce, and media distribution, as well as government agencies and organizations.

Roaring Penguin Software helps stop spam in its tracks with its CanItTM line of software, which protects Internet Service Providers, Web hosts, government offices, and schools against junk ads, viruses, porn, and phishing scams that come into e-mail inboxes. CanIt is used across North America and Europe by organizations that receive more than 100,000 e-mail messages per day. Customers include Mississippi State University, The Scripps Research Institute, and IEEE. Roaring Penguin was founded in 1999 by president and CEO David Skoll, a former Linux consultant who developed one of the company's first e-mail filtering products, MIMEDefang.

Ox International was established in 2000 and has an operations center in Nanjing, China, in addition to its Houston headquarters. Ox International provides catalog content management software for electronic marketplaces, exchanges, suppliers, and buyers. The company also offers business process outsourcing and information technology services, as well as East Asian language translation services. Its National Marketing & Administration subsidiary provides management and plan administration services to health-care providers and insurers, as well as to self-funded employers. Its Ox Supplier Solutions seeks to connect sellers and buyers with its e-business software.

NorthStar Systems International provides wealth and asset management software and services for retail brokerages, banks, trust companies, asset management firms, insurance companies, and other financial services companies. Its solutions include sales prospecting and proposals, investment selection, client portfolio and performance management, and practice management. NorthStar has received funding from Benchmark Capital, H.I.G. Capital Management, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Merrill Lynch.

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