Orchestream provided software to manage Internet protocol (IP) services across carrier and enterprise networks. The company went public in June 2000 on the LSE and NASDAQ and was subsequently acquired by Metasolv in January 2003, which is now part of Oracle (Nasdaq:ORCL).

Paragon Software developed software to synchronize data between wireless devices and PCs over the Internet. The company was acquired in March 2000 for $540 million by Phone.com, which is now Openwave Systems (Nasdaq:OPWV).

Consul Risk Management is a developer of security auditing and administration software for the enterprise and managed security services markets. The company was acquired by IBM (NYSE:IBM)in January 2007.

Exony’s software powers some of the world’s largest organizations, with some of the world’s most complex customer contact requirements providing a highly agile, virtualized software platform that cuts through the complexities of managing across distributed data, operations, infrastructure and resources. They help organizations to move away from legacy infrastructure to consolidated cloud environments. Customers include Accenture, Sprint, Thomson Reuters, Vodafone and many more.

NTRglobal provides enterprise-grade, on-demand solutions for remote support, IT collaboration and IT administration. Worldwide some 12,000 enterprises of all sizes use NTR’s web services to support employees, customers and partners over the Internet. The company was acquired by Allen Systems Group in March 2012.

Telemedicine Clinic (TMC) is the leading provider of teleradiology services to public hospitals and private healthcare providers in Europe. TMC’s team of radiologists uses its proprietary technology platform to distribute subspecialty expertise, and to help hospitals to reduce patient waiting times for diagnostic services.