Aaron Akerman

OZ Communications, Inc. provides mobile messaging solutions. It develops messaging solutions for mobile operators, handset manufacturers, portals, and online communities. Its products and services include OZ Mobile IM Solution that enables mobile operators to offer their subscribers an access to a communication phenomenon. The company's customers include 3 Scandinavia, Alltel, AOL, Samsung, Siemens, Sony Ericsson, Sprint, TCL & Alcatel Mobile Phones, Telefónica Móviles España, Telus Mobility, T-Mobile USA, Virgin Mobile USA and Yahoo. OZ Communications was founded in 1991 by Skuli Mogensen and is headquartered in Montreal, Canada.

Arthur Andersen LLP used to provide accounting services. It was also into consulting services for clients that operate businesses throughout the United States and around the world. Arthur Andersen was founded in 1913 and was headquartered in Chicago, IL.

Hyperchip Inc. offers network routing components and systems including Hyperchip FPGA Cores and Architectures. The Hyperchip H40G Router is a 40 Gb/s router over five times less power consuming, over 10 times smaller and a fraction of the cost of incumbents, using industry standard MicroTCA chassis and open-standard interfaces. In the future Hyperchip will extend its offerings from 40Gb/s to 100Gb/s per MicroTCA chassis and per ATCA slot with in-service scaling from a single line card to full non-blocking multi-chassis systems, across the network industry from high-speed access networks to scalable core routers.

Part of WebMD Health Corp., Conceptis Technologies, Inc. is a Canadian company that provides online and offline medical education and promotion aimed at physicians. The company is based in Montréal, Canada. Conceptis Technologies was acquired by Emdeon Corp. on December 02, 2005 for $19.86 million.

Part of Autodesk, Inc., Discreet Logic, Inc. is a Canadian company that develops animation software. The company is based in Montréal, Canada. The company was founded by Tom Cantwell, Raju Bopardikar. Discreet Logic was acquired by Autodesk, Inc. on March 16, 1999 for $411.40 million.