About Knosis (www.knosis.com): Knosis helps educators, training and development professionals and forward-thinking leaders impart the thinking and communication skills that knowledge professionals need to excel in today's information-rich environments. The Company’s unique system empowers people to combat overload, attain clarity, command attention, and communicate with power. Its flagship product is a software "thought processor" that lets you see the logic of your thinking. Argutect opens a window into the world of ideas, so you can assemble compelling lines of thought in an intuitive, drag-and-drop environment. Graphical cues and context-sensitive logic help promote clarity, critical thinking, and effective communication. Results are easily exported into presentation software or a word processor. Knosis also teaches The ArgutectTM Method: a step-by-step approach to preparing written documents that are clear, persuasive and actionable.

About Andrew Norman: Andy served as an interface designer and senior project manager for MAYA Design's Human Sciences Group from 1999-2002. Prior to that, he was a tenured professor of philosophy at Hamilton College, where he taught logic, practical reasoning and critical thinking skills. His unique interdisciplinary research agenda led to publications dealing with knowledge systems, the logic of inquiry, learning and decision theory, and technology's impact on human perception and practices. Andy graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Wesleyan University and has a Ph.D. from Northwestern University.

About Vocollect: With more than 60,000 users at hundreds of companies and locations throughout Asia Pacific, Europe and North America, Vocollect has deployed more integrated voice-directed distribution systems than any other company. Together, its market-leading Talkman® wearable computer and integrated software suite cut operating costs by eliminating errors and improving worker productivity shift after shift. The company collaborates with a premier global network of systems integrators and leading WMS providers to serve warehousing customers in a wide range of industries. Using a real-time, working dialog, warehouse staff input data into their WMS - and work "hands-free, eyes-free™." With voice-directed applications and the Talkman belt-worn, ergonomic design, workers stay focused on the job at hand - they're not reading a screen, pick list, or purchase order; keying in data; or juggling both product and an input device. Vocollect’s systems are currently at work in a variety of applications ranging from picking, receiving, replenishment and other critical distribution functions, to quality control and data collection - virtually any function where it's faster and easier for people to speak aloud, than to enter data manually.

About Roger Byford: Roger Byford, one of the founders of the company, currently serves as chairman of the board of directors and chief technology officer of Vocollect, and has nearly 20 years of experience in the industrial application of speech technologies. As Vocollect’s CTO, Mr. Byford is involved in all aspects of the design and engineering of Vocollect’s voice-directed distribution systems. Prior to joining Vocollect, Mr. Byford served as engineering manager for Westinghouse Voice Systems, known for pioneering work in voice technology applications. He also worked for Westinghouse’s corporate Research and Development Center, where he collaborated to develop a voice-based access control system for apartment building elevators. Mr. Byford is a registered professional engineer, holds one U.K. and three U.S. patents, and earned his MA in Electrical Engineering from Cambridge University.

More information can be found at:

www.vocollect.com

About medSage: Founded in 2002 by William Kaigler, Mike Sturdevant and Nancy Nunley, medSage has brought together a talented team of professionals from the home healthcare, software and medical device industries committed to solving problems for home healthcare pharmacies. medSage Technologies invented and pioneered a revolutionary Patient Management System for the home healthcare provider and respiratory pharmacy industry.

The medSage Patient Management System provides benefits critical to a business’s survival in today’s environment to: Dramatically increase call center productivity; Reduce call center costs while improving quality of care delivered; Increase provider revenues with higher reorder frequency and improved patient compliance; Increase new patient referrals and reduce program attrition; Reduce or eliminate emergency orders and Leverage outcomes data to support joint commission compliance and improve quality of care medSage provides an end to end solution designed to scale to any size pharmacy or home medical equipment provider. Our hosted solution is ideally suited for the small to medium sized provider. The online hosted solution can be accessed using Microsoft Explorer 5.0. Enterprise solutions, suited for larger organizations, can be installed behind the customer’s firewall and fully integrated with back office applications.

About Bill Kaigler: Bill has more than 18 years experience in product management, business development, project management, engineering, and marketing in the business to business technology and medical device manufacturing industries. During his career, he successfully launched more than a dozen new products, was awarded more than ten patents for his innovations and served as marketing manager for corporate oxygen products. Before starting medSage, Bill served as Vice President of Product Management for Moai Technologies Inc. (originally Medebiz): an Internet start-up software company specializing in e-sourcing and B2B healthcare contract management currently operating in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and as Director of New Ventures, Respironics Inc. (corporate venture development and research and development organization). Bill has a Master of Science Degree in Industrial Administration from Carnegie Mellon University Graduate School of Industrial Administration and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering from West Virginia University.

More information can be found at:

www.medsagetechnologies.com

Jack Roseman was formerly the John R. Thorne Professor of Entrepreneurship at Carnegie Mellon University where he taught for 13 years. Prior to that, he was the founder of three companies and President of On-Line Systems, an American Stock Exchange company eventually sold to Sprint. A serial entrepreneur and award-winning educator, Jack has been described as a wise, warm, insightful and often amusing guide to the realities of owning your own business. His book, “Outrageous Optimism” prompted one reviewer to call it possibly the best business book of 2004.

David is a corporate lawyer focusing on intellectual property and biotechnology issues, is of counsel with Pepper Hamilton LLP, resident in the Pittsburgh office. He provides legal counsel to emerging high-technology companies. Mr. Smith's intellectual property-related work includes IP transactions, regulatory issues and licensing. His corporate practice is concentrated in the organization, financing and growth of life sciences companies, and he is an authority on the legal issues surrounding the use of human biological materials.

He is a founder and principal of Teregenics, LLC, a company formed in 2003 that provides strategic product development analysis and consulting services to institutional investors, research centers and companies participating in developing human tissue engineering and regeneration technologies. From 2000 to 2003, Mr. Smith was senior vice president and general counsel of TissueInformatics.Inc, a bioinformatics company, until its merger with Icoria, Inc. Before that, he was of counsel at Reed Smith, LLP and led the development of that firm’s biotechnology practice in Pittsburgh.

David is an adjunct professor in Carnegie Mellon University’s Department of Engineering and Public Policy, and he frequently speaks at other universities and trade conferences on the commercialization of engineered tissue products and regenerative therapies. He is active in a number of trade organizations and serves on the executive committee of Tissue Engineering Society International, as secretary of the MIT Enterprise Forum of Pittsburgh and as secretary of the Pittsburgh Tissue Engineering Initiative, Inc. He is a past member of the board of directors of the Pennsylvania Biotechnology Association.