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SOFTCEN provides IT infrastructure and big data solutions. They offer services that include mobile information services, big data, education for infants and toddlers, and platform-related businesses.

The International Computer Science Institute (ICSI) operates as a center for research in computer science and an independent, non-profit research institute in the United States. Focused on international collaboration, ICSI brings together experts from around the world in areas such as computer networking, speech and language processing, bioinformatics, computer architecture, computer vision, and artificial intelligence. It works to accomplish its goal through active international visitor programs where researchers from abroad visit ICSI to work with staff scientists and its networks of academic, government, and industrial partners. Founded in 1988, The International Computer Science Institute is based in Berkeley, California.

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Releasy specializes in outsourcing, artificial intelligence, social media monitoring, telemarketing and customer follow-up services.

Headquartered in Dallas, TX, DRI Corporation (NASD: TBUS) is a digital communications provider serving the global public and private mass transportation and transit security market. These markets primarily include bus systems, rail cars and rental cars. DRI manufactures and sells electronic destination sign systems, voice announcement systems, passenger information systems, automatic vehicle location/monitoring systems, and video-based intelligence systems. DRI sells its products, both directly and through transportation vehicle manufacturers, to end-users such as federal, state and local transportation departments and municipalities. Founded in 1983 in North Carolina, DRI is publicly traded on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol "TBUS".

RSL develops and manufactures control, utility, and diagnostics systems for the aerospace, energy, and defense sectors. Its airborne systems are currently in use on both fixed and rotary wing aircraft employed by air forces worldwide. It has its focus on developing advanced automatic in-flight diagnostics and prognostics using vibration-monitoring analysis and machine-learning artificial intelligence technologies. Users currently instal its Total Health and Usage Management System or T-HUMS in helicopters and UAVs, constantly monitoring aircraft systems for potential problems. It also makes condition monitoring systems or CMS based on advanced machine-learning algorithms for wind turbines and hydroelectric turbines.

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