Syntel, Inc. provides information technology (IT) and knowledge process outsourcing (KPO) services worldwide. The company operates in four segments: Applications Outsourcing, KPO, e-Business, and TeamSourcing. The Applications Outsourcing segment provides software applications development; maintenance, testing, and migration services; and infrastructure services. The KPO segment provides a host of customized outsourced solutions for business processes. Its solutions enhance the functionality of various back-office outsourced solutions, such as transaction processing, loan servicing, retirement processing, and collections and payment processing. The e-Business segment offers advanced technology services in the areas of architecture strategy, Web solutions, data warehousing/business intelligence, enterprise applications integration, and enterprise resource planning software package implementation.The TeamSourcing segment offers professional IT consulting services, such as the systems specification, design, development, implementation, and maintenance of complex IT applications involving diverse computer hardware, software, data and networking technologies, and practice. The company serves the financial services, healthcare, life sciences, insurance, manufacturing, automotive, retail, telecom, and other industries. Syntel, Inc. was founded in 1980 and is headquartered in Troy, Michigan with additional offices in Santa Clara, California; Phoenix, Arizona; Schaumburg, Illinois; Miami, Florida; Minneapolis, Minnesota; New York, New York; Nashville and Memphis, Tennessee; Natick and Framingham, Massachusetts; Reading, the United Kingdom; Stuttgart, Germany; and Toronto, Canada.

PointAbout, Inc. makes software applications that can be used with mobile devices such as Apple's iPhone and Blackberry, as well as with Google's Android and Microsoft's Windows mobile phone software. Its white-label application serves as blank software platform that its clients use to channel their Web sites on to mobile devices. The applications are downloaded to phones through the iPhone Apps store and similar Web sites; once downloaded, PointAbout's clients can track the location of mobile phone users and customize search results according to location. CEO Scott Suhy and other company executives founded the company in 2008.

Clancy Systems designs, develops, and manufactures automated parking enforcement and management systems, including a wireless ticket-writing and printing system. Municipalities, universities, and institutions are among its customers. Clancy Systems also offers online transaction services for processing payments for tickets and registrations. In addition, the company offers software for making double-sided identification badges, a virtual parking permit platform, and a rust-proof vehicle immobilization system called The Denver Boot. CEO Stanley Wolfson and his wife, Lizabeth Wolfson, the company's CFO, together own about 35% of Clancy Systems.

HandySoft Global Corporation provides business process management (BPM) software that public and private sector organizations use to automate and streamline their business processes. Designed to help reduce costs and improve quality and productivity, HandySoft's software analyzes business processes, simulates "what-if" scenarios to plan process improvements, responds to business events that will impact processes, and helps extend best practices across an organization.

eMeter creates and markets metering software for utility companies. eMeter's automatic meter reading systems, including its EnergyIPTM software platform, allow companies to collect and monitor data on consumers' electricity, natural gas, and water use and includes applications for issuing and monitoring field service requests. The company also provides a variety of professional services such as implementation, maintenance, and data management services; its systems can be outsourced or run by the utilities. Founded in 1999, eMeter manages data from 23 million meters from more than 10 million homes and companies.

ORION was founded in 1985 by CEO Miguel Ríos. ORION provides scientific and engineering services in such areas as modeling and simulation, testing and evaluation, software development, and network engineering. Additional services include network design, software quality assurance, and project management. Its clients have included the Department of Defense, the Department of Energy, and Sandia National Laboratories. ORION has also contracted extensively with public institutions and agencies in its home state including the Albequerque public school system, the New Mexico Department of Corrections, and The Universty of New Mexico.

Novas Software makes music with debugging software for semiconductor designs; its three main products are known as Verdi, Debussy, and Siloti. The company was founded in 1996 by technologist Paul Huang, who also helped found ECAD, one of Cadence Design Systems' predecessor companies. Novas has offices throughout the US, and also in Taiwan and the UK, with distributors in other countries. Novas agreed to be acquired by its largest investor, Taiwan-based electronic design automation (EDA) specialist Springsoft, in 2008. Novas will operate as a subsidiary called Springsoft USA after the merger.

RCN Metro is the premier provider of tailored, high capacity communications services that ensure optimal business performance. RCN Metro offers a comprehenisve suite of facilities-based network services coupled with superior industry expertise, service and support.

Performance Software develops, implements, and tests customized software for industries includings avionics and telecommunications industries. It also offers such services such as needs analysis, certification, training, and post-sales technical support. Performance Software has strategic partnerships with American Express, Honeywell, and Motorola, among others. The company's executive staff includes Honeywell veterans.

Devoteam SA specializes in services for networks, information systems, and electronic commerce applications. Its service offerings include content management, network design, implementation, project management, and training. Devoteam has counted AXA, France Telecom, and Total among its clients Co-presidents Stanislas and Godefroy de Bentzmann together own about one-quarter of the company, which operates from 20 offices in Europe, two in North Africa, and three in the Middle East.

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