Ivory Systems believes that good technology shouldn't be inaccessible, locked away in towers. The company provides information technology (IT) services that include custom software and Web development, consulting, enterprise architecture management, and project management. It also offers legacy systems migration, technical support, and staffing. Ivory Systems' clients come from a number of industries and have included the The Bank of New York Mellon, New Jersey Transit, and Scholastic.

Red Storm Entertainment Inc. company customers are more likely to encounter a firestorm of bullets than a menacing cyclone. Ubisoft subsidiary Red Storm Entertainment develops entertainment software -- particularly action games -- for PCs, as well as for various Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony game systems. The company was launched in 1996 as a venture to translate author Tom Clancy's oeuvre into multimedia entertainment and games; Red Storm continues to have an exclusive agreement with Clancy to create games based on his books. Titles include "Rainbow Six", "Rogue Spear", and the popular "Ghost Recon" series of games. French game giant Ubisoft acquired Red Storm in 2000.

@Global develops, implements and supports best-in-class client server and Internet software solutions for workers’ compensation and casualty insurance claims, care and medical cost management environments. After the 1996 launch of Allegro, the company’s flagship care management software application, @Global put these resources to work and expanded its solution portfolio by integrating robust claims and medical cost management modules into the Allegro software suite. Most recently,@Global software development and customer support teams collaborated on several Internet applications to dramatically improve and distribute access to some of our client’s most critical claim submission, medical review and data management functions. Since our products are Internet enabled and available fully integrated, blended or stand-alone, Allegro is now helping many of the industries most innovative insurers, administrators, and care management organizations respond to the sales, service and cost reduction challenges facing the insurance claims industry.

Catapult Technology can help your operations spring forward into a new age of technology. The company provides management consulting, system engineering, and management of information technology (IT) infrastructure to a wide range of federal government agencies. Catapult's services include systems engineering, network design, and lifecycle management. Catapult's customers include the Drug Enforcement Administration, the US Patent and Trademark Office, and the US Department of the Army. The company offers a variety of contract vehicles including GSA, Sole Source, and COMMITS.

Zynx Health, a subsidiary of media and communications giant Hearst, provides Web-based software for disease management, clinical quality improvement, emergency department diagnosis and treatment support, pain management, and medical facility safety. It has provided its products to more than 800 hospitals across the US. The company was founded in 1996 as a subsidiary of the Cedars-Sinai health system. Health care software maker Cerner acquired Zynx Health in 2002; Cerner sold Zynx Health to Hearst Business Media, a unit of The Hearst Corporation, early in 2004.

The company was formed in 2007 by the merger of Open Source Development Labs with the Free Standards Group. The Linux Foundation promotes and standardizes the Linux operating system by providing resources and services needed for open source development, including offering intellectual property protection for developers. The foundation operates the Linux.com Web site to provide information on Linux. Linux serves as an alternative to Microsoft's Windows operating system, on which most of the PCs in the world are based, and is derived from the UNIX operating system.

NICE Systems (NASDAQ: NICE) is the leading provider of Insight from Interactions solutions and value-added services, powered by the convergence of advanced analytics of unstructured multimedia content and transactional data – from telephony, web, email, radio, video, and other data sources. NICE's solutions address the needs of the enterprise and security markets, enabling organizations to operate in an insightful and proactive manner, and take immediate action to improve business and operational performance and ensure safety and security. NICE has over 24,000 customers in more than 150 countries, including over 85 of the Fortune 100 companies.

iAnywhere Solutions, Inc. wireless mobile enterprise platform is used by customers to access and synchronize corporate data, web based content, and email wherever they're using smart phones, PDAs, and laptops. Its SQL Anywhere Studio is a similar product aimed at small to medium-sized businesses. iAnywhere has a strong presence in sectors that depend heavily on time-sensitive information, such as banks, securities firms, and pharmaceutical companies. Customers include the FBI and Prudential. iAnywhere is a subsidiary of Sybase.

Cyan Worlds has colored the world impressed. The game studio -- previously named Cyan -- is responsible for the hit "Myst," released in 1993, and its sequel "Riven," released in 1997, which have together sold more than 12 million copies. The games combine 3-D animation and high-quality sound with a nonviolent cerebral discovery storyline. The company licensed the "Myst" concept to Presto Studios for the third game in the series, "Myst III: Exile". Brothers Rand and Robyn Miller founded Cyan in 1987 and made early works such as "The Manhole" and "Cosmic Osmo." Robyn left in 1998 to start a movie production house.

Computer Aid can do exactly that, if you have ailing technology. The company provides a variety of IT services including consulting, technical support, custom software development, training, and managed staffing. Its ObjectTek division develops software used by corporate human resources departments to measure and report employee performance. The company serves such sectors as utilities, health care, as well as the US federal government. Commercial clients have included medical equipment maker Dade Behring and FedEx. Computer Aid, which was founded in 1981, has offices throughout the US and in Australia, Canada, China, the Philippines, and the UK.

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