Wireless Ronin Technologies, Inc., together with its subsidiary, Wireless Ronin Technologies (Canada), Inc., designs and develops application-specific visual marketing solutions. It offers dynamic digital signage solutions for specific retail and service markets. The company provides RoninCast, an enterprise-level or hosted content delivery system that manages, schedules, and delivers digital content over wireless or wired networks. It also offers project planning, design, network deployment, software training, equipment, hardware configuration, content development, implementation, maintenance, and help desk support services, as well as network operations center. In addition, it also develops e-learning solutions, which are software-based instructional systems for customers primarily in sales force training applications; e-performance support systems that are interactive systems used to increase product literacy of customer sales staff; and e-marketing products to increase customer knowledge of and interaction with customer products. The company markets and sells its software and service solutions through direct sales force and value added resellers in North America. Wireless Ronin Technologies, Inc. was incorporated in 2000 and is headquartered in Minnetonka, Minnesota.

Informz, Inc. company, which was founded in 1997, has offices in Australia, Belgium, Mexico, and the US serving educational, travel, and publishing companies along with non-profits and associations. Informz's software performs email marketing, text messaging as well as online surveys, voting, and fundraising. Some of its products are tailored to work with existing industry-specific software including Olive, Destiny 3000, WebEx, and Jenzabar. Informz also offers tracking software to see if the message worked and event management for times when the marketing leaves the virtual world.

Audible, Inc., an Amazon.com, Inc. subsidiary (NASDAQ:AMZN), is the leading provider of premium digital spoken audio information and entertainment, on the Internet. Audible specializes in the spoken experience, providing digital audio editions of books, newspapers and magazines, original programming, and TV and radio subscriptions. Content from Audible is downloaded and played back on personal computers, CDs, or AudibleReady® computer-based and wireless mobile devices. Audible has over 60,000 audio programs from more than 600 content providers that include leading audiobook publishers, broadcasters, entertainers, magazine and newspaper publishers, and business information providers. Audible is the preeminent provider of spoken-word audio products for Apple’s iTunes® Store.

AirSpeak Inc. provides innovative mobile hardware (wireless tablet and thin client devices) and software solutions, as well as data access software for the corporate enterprise. Based in Silicon Valley, AirSpeak is leveraging the untapped mobile and near mobile marketplace. This marketplace constitutes of mobile users who spend time away from their desks and cannot access their information in real time. Market niches include healthcare, gaming, education, manufacturing, warehousing and distribution, as well as field services including first responder services. By delivering single solution wireless products, AirSpeak is helping users and companies be more profitable by providing employees with products that allow complete access to their corporate networks, servers and PCs remotely in an easy, safe, and efficient manner. AirSpeak is in the business of increasing worker productivity.

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.

AutoSoft develops, distributes, and supports Dealership Management Systems (DMS) in North America and provides leading-edge business solutions for automotive retailers. AutoSoft have quickly become an industry leader by selling innovative products to thousands of dealers and maintaining a high level of customer satisfaction. AutoSoft provides automotive retailers with the technology they need to streamline key business functions, resulting in maximum efficiency and profitability in today’s competitive market place.AutoSoft’s greatest strength is its ability to respond quickly and intelligently to the change that is inherent across the automotive industry. AutoSoft attributes its success to a sound business strategy and exceptional strength in technical competencies, which provides the flexibility to address automotive retailer’s evolving business needs.

The company also offers design, implementation, security analysis, and training services. PassGo was originally founded in 1983 and was then acquired by AXENT (which was subsequently acquired by Symantec). In 2001, the company underwent a management buyout to become an independent company again.

SEEC, Inc. was acquired in 2008 by India-based Polaris Software Lab and does business as Intellect SEEC. SEEC develops and supports software that readies legacy computer systems for the Internet. Its products automate the integration of older programs with newer applications by tying together business rule management, legacy software components, and Web services. The SEEC company also provides specialized software for the health care and insurance industry, as well as professional services, such as training and maintenance. Customers include Cognizant Technology Solutions, Computer Sciences, and SeeBeyond Technology.

ASCII is the oldest and largest group of independent information technology (IT) solution providers, integrators and value added resellers (VARs) in the world. The original ASCII business model was created by Alan Weinberger who forged the network out of a failing franchise of software retail stores owned by Ashton-Tate, a major software publisher of the time. The 40 independent software retailers decided to join together as a buying group and pay monthly fees to support their organization and in turn support each other and their programs for mutual benefit.

United Press International (UPI). Once a leading news service, UPI struggled through revolving ownership and bankruptcies during the 1980s and 90s. A shadow of its former self, today UPI distributes news to media outlets, businesses, governments, and researchers. Products include in-depth reports and analysis of global issues affecting business and policy decisions, news bulletins, and a headline service. E.W. Scripps started The United Press in 1907. It merged with International News Service (founded by Randolph Hearst) to become UPI in 1958.

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