Dextrys brings flexibility to the world of information technology. The company provides IT consulting services to more than 250 clients in the US and China. Dextrys' services include consulting, support, training, systems integration, network design, application development, project management, legacy migration, and systems architecture. The company serves companies in several industries, including financial services, technology, and the health care sector. In early 2006 the company combined operations with China-based Suzsoft, a provider of outsourced application development, quality assurance, and localization services.

Parascript, LLC develops recognition software and technologies for reading cursive handwriting, handprint, machine print, and other character types and turning them into electronic data. Products include applications for automated address recognition, check and financial document processing, check fraud prevention, form data field recognition, mail routing, signature authentication, and cancer detection. Government and corporate clients include the United States Postal Service, TIAA-CREF, Siemens AG, Unisys, and Lockheed Martin. In 2008 the company agreed to be acquired by AuthentiDate.

The company is a leading provider of pre-built software components (coded in C, C++, C#, and Java) that help businesses and software vendors streamline their application development processes. ILOG's components focus on business rules, resource optimization, and graphical interface. Its products are used to build applications for supply chain management, enterprise resource management, and customer relationship management. The company also offers services such as consulting, maintenance, technical support, and training. ILOG's customers have included Deutsche Bank, France Telecom, and Schneider Logistics. ILOG was acquired by IBM for $340 million in early 2009.

Arbor Networks is a leading provider of secure service control solutions for global networks. Its customers include over 70 percent of the world’s ISPs and many large enterprises. Arbor solutions deliver best-in-class network security and visibility, along with the power to improve profitability by deploying differentiated, revenue-generating secure services. By employing flow-based and deep packet inspection (DPI) technologies, Arbor solutions measure and protect the entire network – from the service provider core to the broadband edge.Arbor solutions include the Arbor Peakflow® family, the de facto standard for flow-based network security and analysis, and the Arbor eSeries platforms for broadband service optimization, ranked among the highest performance DPI systems. The combination of these solutions enables Arbor to detect and mitigate network-based attacks across the entire infrastructure, without the exorbitant cost of deploying inline devices pervasively throughout the network. Arbor Peakflow products are typically deployed in the core for comprehensive threat detection and mitigation. Arbor eSeries products, which are deployed at the broadband edge of wireline and wireless networks, utilize DPI and application classification – enabling providers to offer application- and subscriber-aware services. Arbor is also one of the world’s experts on service provider security issues, including denial-of-service, botnets and other network-borne attacks. Leveraging its close relationship with the provider community, Arbor has developed the first globally scoped threat analysis network – ATLAS – which uses technology embedded in the world’s largest ISP networks to sense and report on comprehensive worldwide threat intelligence.

Paloma Systems was established in 1998. Paloma Systems provides technology and communications systems engineering and integration services and support for both US government customers as well as the private sector. The company specializes in technology used to interact with federal computer, communications, and database systems. Paloma Systems' other services include program management support and webpage and database design. The company has sales partnerships with technology and communications vendors and service providers including Computer Sciences Corporation, Raytheon, and Verizon.

Pomeroy IT Solutions, Inc. resells and services computers, networking equipment, and software from providers such as Cisco Systems, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, and Microsoft. Product sales account for about two-thirds of its revenues. The company also offers a variety of services, including application development, networking infrastructure design, desktop management, and technical staffing and support. Pomeroy markets to US-based organizations of all sizes in such sectors as government, education, finance, and health care. In 2009 the company agreed to be acquired by its founder, David Pomeroy, but then received a higher offer from Platinum Equity, which it accepted.

Traction Software brings the blog world to the board room. Founded in 1996, the company develops Web-based hypertext journaling software, which enables corporate, university, and government clients to benefit from the information-sharing technology behind the many Weblogs that have populated the Internet. Its Enterprise Weblog software enables enterprise communications, collaboration, and knowledge management through an Internet interface. Traction Software has received investments from In-Q-Tel (a private investment firm funded by the CIA) and the Slater Center for Interactive Technologies.

Skype was founded in 2003. It’s based in Luxembourg, with offices in Europe, the US and Asia. It’s owned by an investor group led by Silver Lake and which includes eBay Inc, Joltid Limited and Skype founders Niklas Zennström and Janus Friis, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Andreessen Horowitz.Responsible for 8% of global international calling minutes, and with its users making 3.1 billion minutes of calls to landlines and mobiles in the third quarter of 2009, Skype is a leading global internet communications company. And of course, Skype-to-Skype voice and video calls are completely free. In the third quarter of 2009, Skype users made 27.7 billion minutes of Skype-to-Skype calls, and over a third of these were video calls.

The Mozilla Foundation was established in July 2003 as a California not-for-profit corporation dedicated to the public benefit. The Mozilla Corporation was subsequently established in August 2005 as a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Foundation to coordinate the development and marketing of Mozilla technologies and products.

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.

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