Infohealth Management believes that a robust IT network is key to the well-being of any medical facility. The company is an information technology management outsourcing and consulting firm that focuses on the heath care industry in North America. Infohealth's services include systems integration, legacy migration, network design, support, training, and data center management. The company also offers managed services that include staffing and transition management. Clients include university and community hospitals, national physician organization hospitals, and physician management companies. Infohealth was founded in 1997.

DataSynapse provides enterprise application virtualization software. Its FabricServer and GridServer offerings manage the deployment and provisioning of applications across shared networks. DataSynapse serves clients in a broad range of industries. The company's customers include BNP Paribas, Credit Suisse First Boston, Genworth Financial, Goldman Sachs, Hewitt Associates, and UPS. DataSynapse was founded in 2000. The company has offices in Asia, Europe, and North America.

CMG is developing an on-line gaming platform complete with a suite of fixed odds and exclusive head to head games. CMG also receives royalties from Global Media Services Inc who provide a range of technical services to enable online distribution of audio-visual content.CMG owns a 20.54% stake in Satellite Information Services (Holdings) Limited (2006: 17.73%). SIS provides bookmakers with live television pictures, data display systems and broadcast services. With over 18 years of expertise in the industry, they provide their services to almost every betting outlet in the UK and Ireland, as well as in Europe, the Caribbean and Sri Lanka. Annually, SIS produces live coverage of over 8,000 horse races and 22,500 greyhound races, seven days a week, every week of the year. SIS also produces the ?At The Races' channel on the Sky Satellite platform. Through its SISLink division, SIS is also the leading satellite uplink contractor in Europe, providing transportable up-link units to a variety of clients including television news companies and sports event organisers.

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.

Mzinga company provides software and services that utilize social media to improve training, marketing, and customer support. Its software includes tools for creating customized e-learning programs, integrating content from third-party vendors, administering training programs, managing virtual classrooms and tracking performance, and implementing training processes. The company's marketing unit focuses on integrating blogs, podcasts, and other content into customers' Web sites and portals. Mzinga's customer support offerings help businesses develop peer-to-peer online support communities.

Megasoft wants to help its telecom clients wherever they may roam. Its XIUS-bcgi division designs, sells, and manages telecom products, applications, and services. It specializes in convergent billing, advanced roaming, and interoperability products offered primarily to wireless, wireline, and mobile virtual network operators, as well as Internet Service Providers. Megasoft provides many of its offerings as hosted, managed services. Founded in 1994, Megasoft has offices in Germany, India, Malaysia, Singapore, the UK, and the US. Nearly 85% of its sales in fiscal 2008 were generated in North America.

IMPAC Medical Systems packs a technological punch. Founded in 1990, the company provides clinical and administrative management systems for cancer care facilities. Its products combine business functions such as scheduling, billing, and records management with specialized features for chemotherapy and radiation therapy treatment. IMPAC's clients include hospitals, cancer care centers, private practices, and government entities in some 55 countries; the company markets both directly and through a distribution relationship with Siemens Medical Solutions. IMPAC, which offers maintenance and support services, was acquired in 2005 by Sweden-based Elekta Group, a provider of clinical systems for radiation treatment.

SmartDog Services, LLC was founded as DCC Services in 1990 by CEO Paul McCarthy and changed its name to SmartDog Services in 2001. SmartDog Services provides information technology services to businesses in need of assistance with software made by database applications developer Oracle. It specializes in consulting and remote database administration services. SmartDog's customers include small and midsized businesses, as well as large corporations and government agencies. Clients come from such fields such as financial services, manufacturing, and health care.

ePlus inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in selling, leasing, financing, and managing information technology (IT) and other assets in the United States. It involves in direct marketing of IT equipment and third-party software, as well as offers professional and business process services. The company also provides proprietary software, including order-entry and order-management software; procurement, asset management, document management, and distribution software; and electronic catalog content management software and services. In addition, ePlus leases computers, associated accessories and software, communication-related equipment, medical equipment, industrial machinery and equipment, office furniture and general office equipment, transportation equipment, and other general business equipment. The company sells its products using internal sales force and through vendor relationships to commercial customers; federal, state, and local governments; K-12 schools; and higher education institutions. It also leases and finances equipment, as well as supplies software and services directly and through relationships with vendors and equipment manufacturers. The company was formerly known as MLC Holdings, Inc. and changed its name to ePlus inc. in October 1999. ePlus was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Herndon, Virginia.

Clickstream goes with the data collection flow. The company provides Web data collection software to clients in the financial services, travel, software and technology, e-commerce, e-government, and entertainment industries. Customers use its software to track how users interact with Web sites for applications such as Web analytics, business intelligence, customer relationship management, and predictive analytics. Clients include Zenith Entertainment, SAP, Bradford & Bingley, UKTV, and Webgravity. The company was founded in 1999.

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