INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
acquired Audesi in 2000 for its java-based technology for appliances
that support emerging multi-application Internet access devices.
acquired by IHS, 1995, developed general multimedia products for the
entertainment, medical and consumer markets. At the time it was
acquired, CMC was the largest independent multimedia development
company in the US.
acquired
by Microsoft, 2001, developed web content management solutions for the
Microsoft platform, enabling enterprises to cost-effectively develop
and maintain dynamic, content-driven web applications.
acquired by Mattel in 1998, developed a unique line of multimedia craft
kits that effectively integrated the computer and color printer,
capitalizing on their respective strengths.
acquired by IBM, 2005, is the leader in creating legally binding transactions for e-commerce and secure e-commerce standards.
(nasdaq:
RSYS) was founded by three Intel employees to develop cutting edge, yet
cost-effective embedded computers for the industrial automation market.
Cascadia led the seed round with co-investor Tektronix Development
Corp. RadiSys' 1995 IPO was the most successful IPO in the Northwest
for that year.
acquired
Ralin Medical in 1998, using its predictive modeling and personalized
assessments to identify potential health risks, aligning appropriate
24/7services via telephone, mail and web support. From wellness and
preventive care to nurse coaching, monitoring, and education for a full
range of chronic conditions.
acquired by Microsoft, 2002, provides the fastest, most accurate
categorization solutions available to power Parental Controls for ISPs
and Mobile Data Providers, Enterprise Filtering, Safe Search and
Contextual Advertising.
merged
with Sapient Health Network in 1999 for its pioneering on-line
communities for individuals with chronic disease or conditions.
Sapient's work initiated the phenomenon of web-based collaborative
medicine.
acquired by Intel, 2001, developed a new generation of
telecommunications products based on a proprietary and patented
approach to optical Code-Division Multiple Access (CDMA) technology.
