TetraData has gone back to school to sort out the complexity of disparate data sources and databases that plagues many school districts' IT infrastructures. Serving more than 1 million students in more than 20 states, TetraData designs data warehousing, data analysis, assessment, and reporting systems. Its customers include K-12 school districts, private educational institutions, and departments of education. TetraData was founded in 1997 by John Greene and Peter Waldschmidt. The company was acquired by Follett Software, a subsidiary of Follet Corporation, in 2006.

TOPAZ Technologies develops bioinformatics software that is used to manage data generated through animal research for medical purposes. TOPAZ also provides systems and software for vets to help manage animal health records and task management in medical research settings. The company's professional services include consulting, support, and training.

Paragon Dynamics Inc. is a subsidiary of KOR Electronics, which purchased the company from Zanett in March 2008. Paragon Dynamics Inc. provides software engineering and integration services, primarily for aerospace companies and government programs. Additional areas of expertise are systems analysis and design, data storage, and systems engineering. The company's offerings include software development, mission engineering, training, project management, support, and consulting. Paragon also provides collaboration software and services used for product engineering and design.

Burst.com, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides client/server network software and intellectual property for the delivery of video and audio information over networks. The company develops and licenses media delivery-related intellectual property and Burstware software for commercial, multimedia, and interactive networks, including satellite, wireless, and cable networks, as well as the Internet. Its Burstware suite of software products enables companies to manage the delivery of video and audio files at Faster-Than-Real Time speeds, which is accomplished by utilizing available bandwidth capacity and local storage in conjunction with data compression to deliver video or audio data to users. The company serves content providers, platform providers, network providers, content aggregators, computer manufacturers, and consumer device manufacturers. It has operations in the United States, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Australia, South Korea, Canada, India, Mexico, Singapore, and Japan. The company, formerly known as Instant Video Technologies, Inc., was founded in 1988 and is based in Santa Rosa, California.

ADDleisure gets the bug to get people moving. The company's Fitbug application combines a pedometer -- the Bug -- that connects to your PC and uploads information to a Web site that tracks fitness and diet goals. Fitbug is sold to the corporate, health and fitness, medical, and insurance markets. ADDleisure's Ez-Runner software automates membership, booking, and waiting list management for spas, hotels, and health clubs. The company's customers include PruHealth and Virgin Active. ADDleisure also provides business and IT consulting, market research, public relations, and other services for the leisure industry.

IO Integration knows its way around digital imaging. The company, which does business as IOI, primarily sells and integrates software used in the graphic arts. The company primarily targets clients in the advertising, marketing, publishing, and printing industries. Applications for the products it sells include digital image capture, workflow automation, content management, and remote proofing. It has sales and service partnerships with such developers as Adobe, Apple and Quark. IOI's customers have included Advanstar, Quebecor World, and McCann Erickson.

Causeway Technologies, Inc. makes information technology systems for the construction industry. Customers use its systems to estimate, price, and invoice construction projects. Causeway offers modules for collaboration, document and project management, reporting, and supply chain. Customers of the company include major construction and engineering players such as Skanska, Balfour Beatty, Carillion, Taylor Woodrow, and Tube Lines. CEO Phil Brown founded Causeway Technologies in 1999.

Interactive Intelligence, Inc. was founded in 1994 and is headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana. Interactive Intelligence, Inc. and its subsidiaries provide software application suites for voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) business communications. The company's products include Interactive Intelligence Customer Interaction Center that provides contact centers and enterprises a single platform and a pre-integrated all-in-one application solution for IP telephony to manage phone calls, faxes, e-mails, and Web interactions; Enterprise Interaction Center, an IP PBX phone and communications system for SIP-supported VoIP in mid-sized businesses, as well as offers real-time presence management and remote access with unified messaging, IVR and interaction client integrations for Microsoft applications; and Messaging Interaction Center, which provides voice mail, unified messaging, enhanced enterprise messaging, and SIP-supported VoIP, as well as call screening, user-defined call handling rules, automatic callback, and desktop faxing and fax navigation.Interactive Intelligence also offers professional, support, managed, and education services. Its software products and services are designed for contact center, enterprise IP telephony, multichannel contact management, business communications, and enterprise messaging markets. The company's solutions are used by businesses and organizations that employ remote and mobile workers in teleservices, financial services, insurance, higher education, healthcare, retail, technology, government, and business services industries. It distributes products through partners and direct arrangements.

Established in 1999, SurfKitchen also provides a variety of support services. The company has offices in the US, Europe, and Australia. SurfKitchen's SurfKit Mobile software helps deliver content, such as ringtones, display wallpaper, and data services to mobile phones and other wireless devices. It offers SurfKit in different configurations for mobile services operators, corporate enterprises, and the media. Customers include Telenor of Norway, Telefonica of Spain, and SONOFON of Denmark.

Airtel ATN's mission is to supply comprehensive airborne and ground data communication solutions to Airlines, Civil Aviation Authorities, Network Providers, Avionics Manufacturers, System Integrators and others in the aviation industry.The company's primary focus of operations is the deployment of the Aeronautical Telecommunication Network (ATN) for Air Traffic Management and Airline Operations.Airtel and its predecessor, Vertel, have been centrally involved in ATN software developments since ATN's beginnings. By exploiting the extensive range of ISO-OSI products, tools and basic software developed by Vertel, Airtel has been ideally positioned to offer its clients a cost-effective route to ATN capability.The company has collaborated with Eurocontrol, the European Organisation for Safety of Air Navigation, on the development of the Trials ATN Router, a major ATN software component which has since been deployed on a wide range of projects.

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