Flexera Software is programmed for the task. The software maker, formerly Acresso Software, targets its products to high-tech device manufacturers, government agencies, and other software companies. It makes FLEXnet, a licensing technology that enables its users to license their software products, manage entitlements, and update and deliver software electronically. Flexera's other core product, InstallShield, facilitates installation of software on PCs, servers, mobile devices, and other computer-related products. The company's customers include 3M, AMD, Adobe, and Autodesk. Private equity firm Thoma Bravo owns Flexera.

Compuware Limited is anything but when it comes to offering a wide variety of software. The UK-based subsidiary of Compuware provides software for application development, IT systems management, quality assurance testing, and fault management. Compuware products can be integrated with technologies including Microsoft, Java, and IBM's WebSphere platform. Compuware also offers professional services such as application development, consulting, maintenance, implementation, IT management, and support. It has partnerships with systems integrators including Accenture, Cap Gemini, EDS, IBM Global Technology Services, and Siemens Business Services.

Founded in 1995, Salmon LLC is part owned by Salmon Ltd. of the UK and has offices in New York, London, and Sydney, Australia. Nick Rosser is the majority owner of the company. Salmon provides Java and Web-based application development services. The company customizes software for clients, including insurance companies and consumer products makers. For its custom software projects, Salmon employs SOFIA, an open-source J2EE framework used to build database-driven Java applications. The company swims against the current by offering its projects at fixed prices.

Healthcare Management Systems (HMS) keeps community hospitals technologically healthy. Founded in 1984, the company develops integrated information management software platforms for nearly 600 community hospitals across the US. Offering tools for clinical and financial management, HMS provides applications for patient safety, automated revenue cycles, patient information and scheduling, and financial management. The company also offers wireless, electronic forms, and other technologies designed to make doctors' jobs easier; software for managing ancillary services such as blood banks, labs, and pharmacies; and software for practice management, home health, and long-term care providers.

The SCO Group, Inc. engages in the sale and service of UNIX software products to small-to-medium sized businesses, and franchisees or branch offices of businesses worldwide. The company offers UNIX software technology for distributed, embedded, and network-based systems. Its principal products include OpenServer used by small-to-medium businesses to run multi user, transaction, and business applications; communications gateways; and mail and messaging servers in both host and client/server environments; and UnixWare, an advanced deployment platform for industry standard Intel processor systems used by medium-size businesses and enterprise customers.The SCO Group also offers product maintenance and additional UNIX-related products, such as SCOoffice Server, a UNIX-based e-mail and collaboration system, and other UNIX system add-ons; and provides technical support services to its partners, including resellers, hardware and software vendors, and solution providers. In addition, it offers Mobility Server product that provides a connection point between handheld devices and corporate infrastructure applications and servers; HipCheck Service, which enables pro-active mobile administration for UNIX and Windows servers; Shout product that enables users to communicate multimedia messaging to groups of various sizes via a mobile smart phone or rich media Web landing page; and a Shout Postcard product, which allows users to send virtual postcards from their smart phone; and Me Inc. Mobile, a collaborative time and task management tool allowing users to set appointments, connect with others, create tasks, track goals, and blog with associates using their mobile phones. The company was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in Lindon, Utah. On September 14, 2007, The SCO Group, Inc., along with its affiliate, filed a voluntary petition for reorganization under Chapter 11 in the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware.

River Logic's strategic planning and profit modeling software helps businesses predict financial performance. Its software is used to plan, track, forecast, and optimize budgets, costs, profits, and cash flow across suppliers, customers, and product lines. The company's core application, Enterprise Optimizer, was developed in collaboration with the Russian Academy of Sciences and mathematicians at the University of Massachusetts. The name "River Logic" derives from the three rivers on whose banks the company's technology was developed (the Volga in Russia and the Connecticut and the Ipswich in Massachusetts).

Microsoft Hong Kong provides businesses and consumers in greater China with the company's extensive portfolio of software and services. In addition to its ubiquitous operating systems and productivity software, Microsoft markets server applications, interactive media software, Internet applications, enterprise software, input devices, gaming systems, and development tools. The company also offers training and support services. Other Microsoft products for the Chinese market include a regional version of its MSN service portal. Microsoft opened is Hong Kong office in 1991.

SureQuest Systems makes sure patients get their three square meals a day. Designed to handle dietary management for the health care industry, the company's software offerings include food service management, dietary database management, and menu applications. Its Three Squares software helps nursing homes, hospitals, assisted-living facilities, correctional facilities, and school cafeterias manage food selection and preparation, inventory and personnel cost control, and electronic documentation of menus and their nutritional content. SureQuest's top four customers account for nearly 65% of its sales. Retired former CEO C. Scott Sykes owns more than 40% of SureQuest Systems.

Nonlinear Dynamics develops proteomics analysis software that is different, ground-breaking and above all designed to help you generate reliable conclusions that are reproducible across-labs. Our new way of thinking has been applied to LC-MS, MALDI and 2D data analysis so you can make a real difference using a combination of the right techniques, your expertise and our Progenesis software. Our TotalLab laboratory products for 1D gel analysis provide quick and simple quantitation through to in-depth lane relationship studies, as well as offering features for research that requires 21CFR part 11 compliance.

Network Hardware Resale (NHR) markets used and refurbished computer network components, including routers, switches, access servers, and security products. The company specializes in Cisco products, but it also offers equipment from Extreme Networks, Juniper Networks, and Redback Networks. NHR also sells new equipment from Force10 Networks. The company provides asset recovery, leasing, and liquidation services. Its customers include service providers, enterprises of all sizes, and government agencies. Former IBM employee Charles Sheldon founded NHR in 1986. The Sheldon family still runs and owns the company.

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