BlueStripe is redefining enterprise application management with the next generation of application performance management, dubbed "APM 2.0." FactFinder, BlueStripe's flagship product, combines the best features of conventional IT management tools with the types of performance tracking and reporting of deep dive APM tools. BlueStripe was founded by a set of friends from North Carolina who met while working in the Bay Area. They vowed to build a high-tech start-up in their home state. The company's name reflects the founders' (and the state's) torn allegiances to two of the nation's top colleges, the University of North Carolina and Duke University. In fact, the company logo contains both Duke blue and Carolina blue.

Jetlag Learning is the creator of simCEO, the only online, classroom simulation in which students: 1) create their own companies online, 2) research each others' companies, and 3) buy/sell shares in each others' companies to instantly share prices. The simulation takes place in a fictional 10 year environment and the teacher/instructor can create the setting and level of difficulty by customizing the elements of the business plan, location, or other parameters.

Health Data Vision, Inc. provides next generation solutions for medical records collection and analysis by leveraging cutting-edge information technology, world-class process management techniques and deep healthcare domain expertise. The benefits for health plans, providers and, ultimately, to patients are truly revolutionary. The company is not only innovative when it comes to superior efficiences, automation and process visibility. Health Data Vision fully embraces a virtualized/SaaS model, giving us the abilty to run a true enterprise-grade IT infrastructure with virtually no capital expenditures, low monthly fees while having a very scalable infrastructure. Our operating model not only revolutionizes how clinicians will handle the tens of millions of health records that need to be analyzed every year, it is also a game changer as to location. Instead of sending armies of nurses to doctors offices, they can work flexibly on their computers. Instead of copying records, violating HIPAA regulations when moving these copies to other offices, our approach scans records on site, then sends them to a central repository in real time. Not only does it save paper, time and allows subsequent processing in real time, it also provides true data security and regulatory compliance. Health Data Vision has raised angel funds in fall of 2009, has established an operating presence, readied its product, MRCS 3.1 for the market and started business development. We are currently working on raising the next round of funding which will take the company to be self-sufficient from operating cash flow by late 2011.

Green Arrays is a silicon chip development company with substantial patented intellectual property for designing ultra low power consumption, high processing power arrays of processors. They not only have working silicon, but have a unique chip development and layout system that can be used to customize the processor arrays for unique applications. Custom designs can be accomplished in a fraction of the time and manpower of that required using typical industry tools. The company personnel have a proven record of developing and releasing production quality silicon over the last 30 some years. Contact information: Greg Bailey 774 Mays Blvd Suite 10 PMB 320 Incline Village, NV 89451 Main: 775-298-4748

An applicant tracking system for small businesses -- it helps teams collaborate on filtering resumes, keep track of feedback on candidates, and manage communication with job applicants.

Seed Labs has built a mobile app platform that lets festivals and events provide apps to attendees. We have built the mobile apps for Lollapalooza, New Orleans Jazz Fest, Aspen Food and Wine Classic, Austin City Limits Festival, CMA Music Fest, Hullabalou, Sasquatch and others. We are currently developing the mobile apps for a major sports competition held by a major sports network.

QuoJax was started by a team of students, alumni, and faculty from the Rochester Institute of Technology in 2008 as a way to give users control over themselves and the way they interacted with the Internet. After a good deal of hard work and after of a lot of input from users who saw early models of the user interface, the team unveiled its new system to the world on May 1, 2010. QuoJax has entered a limited public beta. Users can sign up now and begin using the system.

DC Systems, located in Pleasanton California, is a leading developer of Smart Grid software for electric utilities. DC Systems provides the RTscada family of products which are used to acquire real-time data from intelligent substation and field devices, securely transport the data over utility communication and network systems, and present the data in a meaningful way to both users and other enterprise systems such as EMS, DMS, OMS, maintenance, and corporate historians. The product family includes data concentrators, communication gateways, substation masters, transmission and distribution SCADA, as well as enterprise information management and data presentation systems. Advanced distribution automation programs provide real-time data analysis, decision making and automated control to perform feeder self-healing and optimization functions. For more information, visit www.rtscada.com.

Plummelo allows users to collect recipes from anywhere – from the Internet and the kitchen. Plummelo will automatically create shopping lists, so the user will never have to write another shopping list. Plummelo has developed a web browser plugin that enables users to collect online recipes at its web site. The site generates a shopping list automatically from the collected recipes. Over the long term, the startup wants to use the shopping lists to allow grocers to show consumers targeted advertising.

Crayon Interface is a wireless technology and service provider enabling remote monitor and control of the vehicle, home and workplace environments. As a pioneer in the space of mobile access solutions, Crayon Interface has enabled several first-to-market offerings through partnerships with companies in the vehicle telematics, energy management and home security industries. ... “Connected devices” used to refer mainly to computers and cell phones. Today all sorts of devices are connected to the internet and the growth in device connectivity is increasing at an exponential rate! Today gaming systems, security systems and entertainment systems are connecting our homes to the internet. Navigation units, GPS tracking systems and mobile broadband solutions are connecting our vehicles as well. In the work place, industrial automation, energy management systems and mobile workforce solutions keep companies running at the speed of business! In order to support these “always on, always connected” devices, consumers and businesses are turning to wireless technology and service companies to deliver secure, scalable solutions. Crayon Interface’s Moshi® platform enables businesses and consumers to securely and reliably connect devices to the internet and provides access to those devices through PCs, cell phones, and other internet enabled interfaces. Devices “Powered by Moshi” can be located and controlled through cell phones and PCs. Moshi also enables these devices to send alerts to users, providing valuable status updates. Door locks that report access to the home Vehicles that report unauthorized access or excessive speeding Thermostats and lighting that report unnecessary energy consumption Cargo that reports its location and environmental status in real-time That’s the world of devices….Powered by Moshi! ... The internet has brought about a significant change in the way we work and play. The way business gets done and the way information is exchanged. It has created new economies and introduced new forms of entertainment. It delivers information in the blink of an eye and allows us to stay connected with not just those around us, but with a much larger group of friends and colleagues. The internet has brought about significant change in the past 20 years...but that was just the beginning! The internet has evolved from a small government project in its infancy to the "world-wide-web" when it was first introduced to the masses. Internet 1.0 introduced us to email and e-commerce. User generated content and social networks became the primary features of Internet 2.0. Now Internet 3.0 introduces the capability of device connectivity. Gaming systems, GPS and navigation units, cell phones, computers, DVRs, are just the beginning. The world is quickly recognizing the value of "always on, always connected" devices. From anywhere in the world, we can now monitor our homes, vehicles and work places easily and securely anytime through mobile phones, PCs and other internet enabled devices. We're expanding beyond the Internet of Information and moving quickly into the Internet of Things! With the Internet of Things, consumers now have the ability to be in two places at the same time. Businesses can now provide goods and services more quickly and efficiently. Internet 3.0 combines the digital world with the physical world and delivers mobility, productivity, freedom and peace of mind to everyone. And Crayon Interface will be there to help enable this exciting new future!