Jacques Darakdjian

BMC Software, Inc. develops enterprise software. It provides BMC helix service and operations management; truesight IT operations and automation; and automated mainframe intelligence. The firm also provides multi-cloud management; security and compliance; and IT optimization. The company was founded by Scott Boulette, John J. Moores, and Dan Cloer in 1980 and is headquartered in Houston, TX.

Interlink Computer Sciences, Inc. was an international supplier of e-Accessed solutions that enabled customers to securely manage and control their business-to-business commerce over public and private networks. The company's products and services focus on two key areas: TCP/IP centric operations in the data center that enable customers to securely use their IBM and IBM-compatible MVS mainframes as 'enterprise servers' in distributed, heterogeneous client/server network environments; and security for protecting information sent anywhere in the client/server environment. e-Access was the corporate strategy that was announced on March 30, 1998, to leverage the company's expertise into the policy-based management segment of business-to-business electronic commerce. It was located in Fremont, CA.

Objectivity, Inc. provides distributed real-time, SOA-enabled, service and embedded database management solutions for mission-critical applications. The firm's flagship product, Objectivity and DB is used by government, security, complex manufacturing, commercial services, science, and engineering organizations. The company was founded by Leon Guzenda in 1988 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA.

Masstor System Corp. engages in the design, manufacture, and market of online mainframe storage systems, a combination of hardware and software products which are designed to solve storage problems. The company's customers are in a variety of industries including aerospace, finance, insurance, government, communication and utilities. The company is headquartered in DE.