Fast Reports
Founded in 1998, Fast Reports is known for its state-of-the-art reporting software applications, libraries and add-ons that guarantee fast reporting for developers of business software. The company has operations spread across America and Europe with websites in 10 different languages and products localized in more than 40 languages to cater for its global audience. In 2022, Fast Reports won bronze for the "Reporting, Analysis and Visualization" nomination in Visual Studio Magazine's Reader's Choice Awards and also earned a Top 50 Publishers Award from ComponentSource.
FMS
Founded in 1986, FMS is a privately held software firm. FMS is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner and was recently recognized in the SD Times 100. A leading developer of products for Microsoft Access developers, and a top vendor of products for the SQL Server, Visual Studio .NET and Visual Basic communities. FMS customers comprise small to large organizations including 90 of the Fortune 100 and every US federal government department.
Indigo Byte Systems
Indigo Byte Systems is a profitable privately-held company. The company was formed by merging two software development companies with many years of success on the software market - UTrackSys.com, LLC and Cognitive Force Group. The UTrackSys.com used to specialize in mobile software development, primarily for Palm OS PDA, RIM Blackberry devices, and for Java-enabled mobile phones. On the other hand, Cognitive Force Group focused on desktop application development. As a result of this strategic alliance, Indigo Byte Systems will bring more IT solutions to the market and more services to their customers.
Budget In Brief
Budget In Brief is focused on the tools required for the Budget Analysts and Enterprise Solution Integrators. They build software with the goal of allowing budget analysts and enterprise solution integrators to create, manipulate and integrate multiple financial and budget data into a final book that is ready for publication. Budget In Brief believe that all budget analysts should have advanced tools; they should be able to see the complete financial picture and not the distorted one.