The company provides software and services for network vulnerability assessment and for managing network security patches. Shavlik's products are compatible with both Windows and UNIX environments. The company's services include consulting, security assessment, training, support, and network security policy development. Shavlik was founded in 1993 and has served both private and public sector customers including Microsoft, NASA, and the University of Washington.

NCR Corporation provides technology and services that help businesses to connect, interact, and relate with their customers. The company's ATMs and Financial Terminals segment offers self service technologies, such as automated teller machines (ATMs), cash dispensers, and software solutions, including the APTRA application suite to financial institutions, retailers, and independent deployers. This segment also provides consulting services related to ATM security, software, and bank branch optimization. Its Self-Service Kiosks segment supports various retail self-service functions, including self-checkout, wayfinding, bill payment, and gift registries to the retail and hospitality, travel and gaming, healthcare and public sector, and entertainment industries, as well as self check-in/out solutions to airlines and hotels/casinos. NCR's Point of Sale segment offers retail-oriented technologies, such as point of sale (POS) terminals, bar-code scanners, software, and services.The company's Check and Document Imaging segment provides solutions for paper-based and image-based check and item processing. These solutions enable check and item-based transactions to be digitally captured, processed, and retained. Its Services segment offers maintenance and support services, and other services, including site assessment and preparation, staging, installation and implementation, systems management, and complete managed services. NCR's Consumables segment produces and markets various printer consumables for various print technologies. These products comprise paper rolls for receipts in ATMs and POS solutions, inkjet and laser printer supplies, thermal transfer and ink ribbons, labels, laser documents, business forms, and specialty media items, such as photo and presentation papers, and two-sided thermal paper. NCR operates in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Japan, and rest of the Asia Pacific. The company was founded in 1884 and is headquartered in Duluth, Georgia.

Objectivity, Inc. provides data management software, which can function either as a stand-alone database or part of a larger system. The company markets its products to corporations as well as government agencies (and contractors that serve them); clients have included General Dynamics, Northrup Grumman, Nortel Networks, Motorola, and Siemens. Objectivity also provides professional services such as consulting, installation, integration, maintenance, training, and support.

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.

Stibo Catalog A/S (formed in 1976) is a division of Danish graphics and printing group Stibo. Stibo provides enterprise content and catalog management software that firms use to collect, manage, and publish product information. Stibo Catalog's software includes applications for collaborating with partners and suppliers, as well as modules for content creation and distribution. Partners include independent software vendors, business service providers, and systems integrators. Customers use its products to manage product and catalog content in multiple languages and formats (including print and digital media).

Maconomy is a global provider of business solutions for project- and knowledge-intensive organisations (Professional Services Organisations). Our clients include agencies, consulting companies, audit & tax consulting companies, research institutes and PR agencies.Our web-based solutions deliver real-time information that helps you optimise your resources, manage costs and drive profitable behaviour. Maconomy provides a fully integrated set of financial ledgers and project management functionality to support the entire project lifecycle.

Maxager Technology aims to maximize customers' returns in manufacturing, sales, and marketing. Its applications allow plant managers to boost manufacturing performance by optimizing short-term product flows and by evaluating long-term decisions about production capacity. Maxager also offers products that help sales and marketing managers make pricing decisions and determine which products, market sectors, and customers are most profitable.

MakeMusic, Inc. engages in the design, development, support, and marketing of application software solutions to music educators, music-makers, and the music publishing industry. It offers SmartMusic software, a music teaching and learning solution for band, orchestra, and choir students for use at school and at home, as well as provides access to its library of band, jazz ensemble, and orchestra literature. The company also provides SmartMusic Gradebook, a Web-based grade book that enables teachers to post assignments to students, receive completed assignments from students, assess student achievement, and manage student records. In addition, it offers Finale family of products, including music notation software, which enables a musician to enter musical data into a computer using the computer keyboard, a musical instrument digital interface (MIDI) equipped electronic music keyboard, or other MIDI-equipped instruments, and displays the data on a computer screen as a musical score.The company's SmartMusic solution serves public school music administrators, music educators, and students primarily in the United States; and Finale notation products serve composers, arrangers, publishers, and music teachers worldwide. It distributes SmartMusic solutions primarily through its Web site, smartmusic.com; and Finale notation products through distributors and retailers in the musical instrument, educational, and consumer electronic channels, as well as through Web sites, catalogs, and in-store displays. The company was founded in 1990 and is based in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

Mandriva S.A company is fully committed to Free and Open Source Software. Part of its commitment, it develops, maintains and distributes two free-of-charge distributions: Mandriva One, a light, easy to use, live-and-install distro and Mandriva Free a pure GPL distro, it contributes to major open source projects such as Gnome and KDE and it puts under GPL all the software it develops and distributes. The company invests heavily in innovation and is part of several pre-competitive cooperative R&D projects partially funded either by the French government or by the European Union. Technologies developed in these projects are then included in Mandriva's products and tools. Mandriva has acquired several companies through its existence: Edge-IT, a Paris, France based corporate support company, which now forms the backbone of its corporate support organization; Conectiva, a Curitiba, Brazil based company, the South American Leader of Linux; and more recently Linbox, a Metz, France based company focusing on open source infrastructure tools.

Carbon Design Systems helps carbon-based life forms design semiconductors made of silicon and other elements. The company started out marketing point tools and has since moved on to a more integrated approach with its Carbon SoC product. Carbon SoC can accept transaction-level models generated by tools from other vendors, such as ARM, CoWare, and VaST. These software models accelerate the pre-silicon functional validation of system software and hardware. Carbon Design Systems has received $15 million in private funding from such investors as Commonwealth Capital, Flagship Ventures, and Matrix Partners.

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