ACTapps has developed strategic relationships with industry leaders who can help us deliver state-of-the-art services to our clients.

MICROSOFT

Microsoft Corporation is the worldwide leader in software for both personal and business computing. Microsoft's products include scalable operating systems, application software, development tools and Internet and Intranet software and technologies. Microsoft Corporation's efforts extend to entertainment and information software programs, MSN, and a variety of internet-based alliances and services.

	CITRIX SYSTEMS
	Citrix Systems software is powering the growth of the ASP industry and providing the infrastructure for this new computing paradigm. For over a decade, Citrix Systems has lead the industry with its application serving technology, enabling organizations to achieve "digital independence" and the ability to reach more users with more applications at more locations at record speed.

	CISCO SYSTEMS
	Cisco Systems, Inc. is the worldwide leader in networking for the internet. Cisco's networking solutions connect networks and people together over shared and dedicated lines and the internet. Their routers, switches, dial-up access servers and network management software lead the industry in performance and reliability.

	LEVEL 3
	Our application hosting data center is co-located at Level Three, a world-class network operations center located in Stamford, CT.  Level 3 is the first international communications network to use Internet Protocol (IP) technology end-to-end. Level 3 facilities are serviced by multiple, diversely routed connections for high-redundant connectivity.

COMPAQ COMPUTER

Compaq Computer Corporation, a Fortune Global 100 company, is the second largest computer company in the world and the largest global supplier of computer systems. Compaq develops and markets hardware, software, solutions and services, including industry-leading enterprise computing solutions, fault-tolerant business-critical solutions, enterprise and network storage solutions, commercial desktop and portable products and consumer PCs.

HEWLETT PACKARD

HP's Internet strategy is E-SERVICES. It stems from HP's belief that the Internet will evolve from a collection of Web sites accessed via PC to a virtual marketplace of Internet-based services that can be invoked, on the fly, from any device. HP aims to address this evolution of the Net by fueling the creation of this new generation of e-services, by inventing a new breed of devices valued for their "just works" factor, and building the next-generation IT infrastructure required to flawlessly support a world where billions of devices are generating trillions of transactions.