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WuliWeb is the leader in the fast-growing print-to-Web applications market, providing a complete, reader-friendly solution for bringing interactivity to the printed page. We offer a revolutionary Web-based product that allows magazine and newspaper publishers to seamlessly link their print and Web content. Major publishers are now deploying the technology worldwide to give their readers the unique experience of seeing the convergence of the print page and the Web. The system makes it easy for the user to read articles and advertisements in print form and then save or share them in a secure, personal library on the Internet. The reader can use virtually any device to enter the code - Palm or PocketPC PDA, cell phone, Symbol bar code scanner or PC keyboard. Readers can now electronically "tear and share" print articles or advertisements that they wish to archive or distribute to others. Print advertisers will be able to deploy engaging and dynamic online content to attract and inform consumers. For more information visit www.wuliweb.com.

BeeLineShopper is a provider of barcode and supply-chain technology aimed at enhancing online grocery shopping services. The company offers a home scanning and nutrition program that allows families to create personalized shopping lists by scanning barcodes. This system generates suggestions for healthier food options based on each family's nutritional profile, provides special savings, and organizes the list for convenience during shopping. With a comprehensive database of seven million UPC codes and associated nutritional information, BeeLineShopper enables customers to identify products that align with their dietary needs. This technology not only facilitates a more tailored shopping experience but also encourages larger basket sizes and more frequent orders for grocery retailers. The company has been recognized for its innovative contributions to the grocery sector.

Connect Things is a privately held company that develops bar code technology for mobile Internet applications. The system is connected to a cell phone, a two-way pager, a Personal Digital Assistant, or another portable device, which then is used to scan a bar code in order to receive information over the wireless web.