WebRadar is a global player of Big Data Analysis solutions for IoT (Internet of Things) applications. Their solution collects, processes and analyses in real time massive amounts of network in order to identify behaviors, generate "insight" and recommendations aligned with the business of its customers. Some of the current applications are User Experience Management (CEM), Network Analysis, Performance Management, Fleet Management and Smart Grid.

APS Soluções em Energia was founded in 1992 in Porto Alegre. APS provides energy efficient services to corporate clients. Since its inception, the company has developed projects for 600 clients including some of the biggest Brazilian companies. APS was sold to EDP Energia in 2015.

Founded in 1988, Mastersaf is a leading developer of software and management tools to process taxes and generate data required by tax authorities. Its software is complementary to major ERP software solutions such as SAP and Oracle. Mastersaf was acquired by Thomson Routers in 2011.

Exopro develops high technology dental implants under the PI Branemark Philosofy brand. The company was sold in 2012 and is currently part of Zimmer Dental, one of the largest implant manufacturers in the world.

Brasvending is the Brazilian leader in vending services. The company is today the result of the 2009 acquisition and integration of another leading player (DAB Coffee). Brasvending serves today more than 2,000 corporate clients and operates close to 10,000 machines.

Founded in 1996, Softway is the Brazilian leader in software solutions for foreign trade. Its solutions are complementary to ERP's. Sofftway was acquired by Thomson Reuters in 2013.

Founded in 2000, DHC Outsourccing is a pioneer Brazilian IT outsourcing company focused on mission critical solutions. The company was sold and integrated with the datacenter operations of Universo Online in 2009 and is currently part of UOL Diveo.

Redecamp develops and manufactures mobile telecommunication hardware such ad cellular interfaces, signal amplifiers and alarm systems.

Grupo Direct, formerly DirectTalk, develops customer support software solutions such as chat, email, phone and more recently for social applications. DGF's stake in the company was acquired by a strategic investor in 2011. Recently, its social monitoring spin off - Scup was acquired by Sprinklr.

Neovia is one of the largest brazilian providers of wireless broadband solutions for corporate clients.

Image develops and implements business process management software solutions.

Pelenova develops and manufactures an active principle that can be applied in several dermatological and cosmetic applications and products. One of its first commercial products is called Regederm launched in partnership with Valiant.

BRy provides digital certification hardware and software solutions. The company was acquired by IRIB in 2008.

Incontrol develops and manufactures flow and level measurement control equipments and systems.

Reason manufacturers products and provides services for electricity distribution networks such as fault records, time synchronization and protection equipments. In January 2014,the company was acquired by Alstom.

Suntech delivers market leading communications intelligence and solutions for lawful interception, data retention and network performance management to major communication service providers and governments. It is today part of Verint Systems (Nasdaq: VRNT).

Pollux started as a machine vision solution developer and evolved to a broader focus on automated solutions. It designs, builds, and implements custom automation solutions in four main lines of business, automated assembly, inspection and testing, robotics and identification.

Buddemeyer is the Brazilian leader in top market segment for beding, bath and table. Its exports to countries world wide.

Logocenter is a provider of middle market ERP solutions. It merged with Microsiga in 2005 and is now part of TOTVS, one of the largest ERP companies in the world (Bovespa: TOTS3).