The Apache Software Foundation provides organizational, legal, and financial support for a broad range of open source software projects. The Foundation provides an established framework for intellectual property and financial contributions that simultaneously limits contributors potential legal exposure. Through a collaborative and meritocratic development process, Apache projects deliver enterprise-grade, freely available software products that attract large communities of users. The pragmatic Apache License makes it easy for all users, commercial and individual, to deploy Apache products.Formerly known as the Apache Group, the Foundation has been incorporated as a membership-based, not-for-profit corporation in order to ensure that the Apache projects continue to exist beyond the participation of individual volunteers. Individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to collaborative open-source software development, through sustained participation and contributions within the Foundation's projects, are eligible for membership in the ASF. An individual is awarded membership after nomination and approval by a majority of the existing ASF members. Thus, the ASF is governed by the community it most directly serves -- the people collaborating within its projects.

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.

Information Analysis Incorporated was founded in 1979 and is based in Fairfax, Virginia. nformation Analysis Incorporated engages in modernizing client information systems, developing and maintaining information technology systems, and performing consulting services for the government and commercial organizations in the United States. It offers ICONS, a series of workbench tools to convert code to new platforms and/or computer languages. These tools facilitate systems modernization services to companies and government agencies that seek to migrate from mainframe legacy systems to modern environments, including current computer languages, data bases, and mainframe, midrange, client servers, intranet and Internet platforms.

InfoLogix, Inc. provides enterprise mobility and mobile workforce technology solutions. The company’s consulting and professional services include electronic medical record system implementation and support, computerized physician order entry, healthcare information system selection, strategic cost management, information technology strategic planning, return on investment analysis, e-charting, and workflow design. It develops, implements, and sells wireless mobile workstations and devices, which consist of mobile point of care workstations; picture archival and communications system display; mobile point of activity workstations; mobile point of sale devices; and vehicle-mounted workstations. In addition, the company provides software products, which include HealthTrax wireless tracking software for patient location tracking, equipment position tracking, procedure tracking, and patient security; rapid development software that rapidly creates and tests mobile applications for mobile devices; customer care portal, an asset tracking and management solution; radio frequency identification solutions for vehicle tracking and fleet management, and warehousing logistics; supply chain and logistics products; MRS-Web software for hospital management; co-pilot mobile foundation to provide access to business critical applications from mobile workstations; and mobile point of sale systems, retail inventory management systems, solutions, and technology. Further, it offers mobile managed services, such as network operations center, asset management, customer care portal, and help desk; and wireless infrastructure services. The company sells its services and products through direct selling, an inside sales approach, channel partner programs, and sales representatives. It serves healthcare, distribution, manufacturing, retail, and transportation and field services sectors. InfoLogix, Inc. was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Hatboro, Pennsylvania.

ecVision, a proven leader in apparel and footwear Product Lifecycle Execution™ (PLE™) solutions since 1998, provides PLM/SCE systems worldwide to consumer goods retailers and brand manufacturers, transforming their supply network collaboration and visibility. Industry-leading companies use ecVision’s award-winning software to reduce cycle times, optimize sourcing processes, and manage the concept-to-delivery workflow.

Chyron Corporation supplies graphics hardware, software, and workflow solutions to the television industry worldwide. The company’s hardware products include Graphics System/CG Family for television graphics applications; Channel Box systems for branding applications; XClyps/XClyps SAN/MicroClyps for control over graphics playout; and CodiStrator HD/SD Telestration System for dual commentators. The company’s software products comprise Lyric, a graphics creation and playback application; Lyric Enhancement Interface Framework, a Chyron application programming interface; and Chyron Application Library to create broadcast graphics applications. It also offers newsroom integration and asset management products comprising CAMIO, a suite of asset management tools, search engine, and visual browser; iSQ, an intelligent sequencer; OMS, an order management system; and mobile suite of products, such as WAPSTR, a multimedia messaging gateway and MOS2WAP for publication of WAP pages. In addition, Chyron Corporation provides information display systems consisting of ChyTV for digital signage applications; ChyTV.net for home network operators; ChyTV HD 100 and HD 150, a video graphics information display system; ChyTV Plus, which provides S-video and component video inputs and outputs; ChyAlert that adds alert messages; and ChyAlert-2CH, a two-channel video emergency and security alert system. Further, it provides graphic design services, technical service, and support and training. The company also offers interFuse technology that provides solutions in an integrated environment. It serves broadcast, production, and post-production facilities; media outlets; government agencies; telecommunications and corporate customers; and educational, health, and religious institutions. The company was formerly known as Computer Exchange, Inc. and changed its name to Chyron Corporation in November 1975. Chyron Corporation was founded in 1966 and is headquartered in Melville, New York.

GlassHouse develops data storage systems with rock-solid foundations. The company provides a range of services to businesses looking to improve the way they store, retrieve, and maintain data. Offering consulting, systems management, and technology integration, the company specializes in such areas as virtualization and data center migration. It also resells third-party hardware and software. GlassHouse has partnerships with CA, Hitachi Data Systems, and SAVVIS. The company serves customers in the entertainment, financial services, government, health care, natural resources, and travel industries. It has provided consulting and managed services to such companies as Biogen Idec, Footstar, and JPMorgan Chase.

GS Global, formerly Ssangyong Corporation, trades in machinery and materials, energy, metal (including steel), logistics services, business development, and more. The company's machinery import team does business in engine products and parts made by Honda Motor for Korean customers. In 2006 creditors of Ssangyong Corporation sold their controlling stake in the company -- totaling 75% -- to Morgan Stanley Private Equity for approximately $72 million. Three years later, Morgan Stanley sold Ssangyong Corporation to GS Holdings for about $19 million, and the company changed its name to GS Global.

Watchdata is a well-established and recognized pioneer in smart card and contactless technology solutions. Watchdata offerings include SIMpass™, digital signature and authentication solutions, embedded security access module and the award winning TimeCOS® operating system that is widely used in the fields of cashless payment, e-commerce, health and social services. Watchdata serves numerous markets including mobile telecommunication, transportation, social security, finance, identification, public utilities and e-government. Watchdata currently operates in Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East.

Atos Origin GmbH originates plenty of IT business in Germany. The company, a subsidiary of French information technology (IT) services provider Atos Origin, offers a variety of management consulting, systems integration, online, and outsourcing services, as well as payment and other application programs. Atos Origin GmbH serves clients in the automotive, chemical, financial services, telecommunications, pharmaceutical, and other industries, as well as government entities. The company also serves as the hub for its parent company's other Central European operations. Clients have included BMW, Deutsche Bahn, and Grohe.

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