FRSGlobal provides banks with compliance, risk management and analytics software to enable them to mitigate operational risks and to reduce the costs of compliance with Basel II, IFRS and Sarbanes-Oxley regulations. FRS has over 1000 financial institutions as customers, including 40 of the top 50 global banks. The company was acquired in September 2010 by Wolters Kluwer Financial Services.
Resilience provides Linux-based, high-availability appliances that run best of best-of-breed security applications. Resilience partners with leading vendors including Check Point Software and Websense.
Daptiv (fka eProject) is the leading provider of on-demand project and portfolio management (PPM) solutions to enterprises. Daptiv clients include more than 700 customers and 100,000 individuals at companies such as BASF, BP, Cushman and Wakefield, Chase Paymentech, Honeywell, Merrill Lynch, Sprint/Nextel.
Kapow Technologies provides an on-demand application ‘mashup’ platform that powers enterprise solutions in reputation management, competitive intelligence, and content integration and migration at a fraction of the cost of traditional methods. Kapow has more than 300 clients such as AT&T, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, CSFB, Intel, Vodafone, Audi, DHL and SimplyHired. The company was acquired by Kofax plc in July 2013.
NetPro’s software extends and enhances Microsoft technologies to simplify the IT infrastructure. From Active Directory and Exchange to SharePoint and File Server environments, NetPro solutions feature an integrated architecture with a Microsoft-like experience and the industry’s easiest deployment. Netpro was acquired by Quest Software Inc in September 2008.
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.