Trillium makes programming software and hardware that corporations can use in building networks to handle various protocols.
SoftBooks believes the enterprise market will be the first to emerge and sells the majority of its hardware to corporations.
Another holding, Juniper Networks, a Mountain View, Calif., maker of networking hardware for large corporations, rose 132.6 percent in the quarter.
It became the tagline for I.B.M.'s highly successful campaign to sell software and services — and sometimes hardware, too — to corporations and governments for an array of "smart" projects.
The basic patent behind the touch-screen hardware comes from Nartron Corporation of Reed City, Mich., a maker of touch screens for automotive, military and consumer electronics uses, said Norman Rautiola, Nartron's founder.
If it's the latter, there's the question of who owns the hardware: an individual, a corporation or the state?
On Nov. 2, the former Hewlett-Packard began life as two separate companies, one focused on personal computers and printers and the other selling hardware and software for corporations.
Michael Dell has said that he wants to re-engineer Dell's strategy so its focus shifts from PCs to tablets, data-center hardware, and software for corporations.
Michael Dell has stated that he wants to shift Dell's strategy to focus on tablets, data-center hardware, and software for corporations from manufacturing PCs.
Applestone won't give an exact number, but did reveal that the company has shipped more than 1,000 Othermills after their first year of commercial sales, the device having found homes in hardware startups along with corporations like Panasonic, Toyota, Samsung ,Microsoft and Google.
I.B.M. is the world's largest supplier of information technology — computer hardware, software and services — to corporations and governments.
