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Software Development
AGC Sedgwick Inc., 4390 Route 1 North, Princeton 08540. Edward
R. Cotton, chief executive officer. Staff size: 60. Founded 1966.
Phone and fax: 609-452-1660 609-734-8469
Database and electronic publishing for publishers and hospitals.
In particular, Hospital Pro Speed Search — software for publishing
and maintaining hospital policies and procedures electronically, ranging
from $8,000 to $25,000.
Advanced Imaging Concepts, 301 North Harrison Street, Building
B, Suite 266, Princeton 08540. Scott E. Berman, sales manager. Staff
size: 10. Founded 1989.
Phone and fax: 609-921-3629 609-924-3010
http://www.aic-imagecentral.com
Catalog & archive digital imaging and databasing software,
"Image Central," for industrial, scientific, and medical clients.
Advent Imaging Inc., 5 Independence Way, Princeton 08540. Brian
Rippon, chief executive. Staff size: 4. Founded 1985.
Phone and fax: 800-503-8918 800-503-8916
Imaging software manufacturer providing off-the-shelf imaging
applications or toolkits for the systems integrator. Document imaging
solutions range from $795 to $5000.
AlphaGram, 8 Oxford Street, New Brunswick 08901. Victor C. Yeh,
president. Staff size: 2. Founded 1979.
Phone and fax: 732-545-1520
Chinese language computer systems, formerly I.C.M. Corp.
Archi-Tech Systems Inc., 850 Bear Tavern Road, Suite 206, West
Trenton 08628-8187. Paul Gray, president. Staff size: 14.
Phone and fax: 609-882-2447 609-882-8187
CD-ROM applications, database access and compression for
such clients as pharmaceuticals, Federal Aviation Administration,
and Wall Street. Also Aeroknowledge.
Arete, 23 Route 31, Pennington Point, Suite B-26, Pennington
08534. John Spencer, owner. Staff size: 4. Founded 1984.
Phone and fax: 609-737-1212 609-737-7354
Software for the bottling industry.
Asset Software International (ASI), 306 Wall Street, Princeton
08540. Timothy J. Mathews, vice president, sales and distribution.
Staff size: 12. Founded 1987.
Phone and fax: 609-430-0775 609-430-0785
Asset Management software with a scalable life cycle solution,
from AssetExplorer for workgroups to enterprise-wide Asset Pro.
Biomatic Consulting Inc, 488 Hobart Road, North Brunswick 08902.
J.G. Mooyman, president. Staff size: 2. Founded 1998.
Phone and fax: 732-297-4106
Productivity and quality improvement in compliance with
CGMP, ISO 9000 and year 2000 auditing and consulting.
Brooks-Durham Software Development Inc., 116 Village Boulevard,
Suite 200, Princeton 08540. Malcolm M. Greene, president. Staff size:
15. Founded 1990.
Phone and fax: 732-220-0922 732-220-0785
Finance and generic audit software, also large hypertext
applications.
Business Evolution Inc., 4365 Route 1, Princeton 08540. P.V.
Kannan, president. Staff size: 15. Founded 1995.
Phone and fax: 609-951-0216 609-951-0882
http://www.businessevolution.com
Groupware products including Interact.Pro for private interactive
meetings on a single server.
Cambridge Hydrodynamics Inc., 666 Plainsboro Road, Suite 1000,
Box 1403, Princeton 08543-1403. Reba Orszag, president. Staff size:
15. Founded 1976.
Phone and fax: 609-987-8851 609-921-6388
Computer code developer for such projects as simulation
of combustion of liquid fuel rockets and advanced turbomachinery design.
Care Computer Systems, 125 Village Boulevard, Suite 280, Princeton
08540. Dee Vitello, manager. Staff size: 11. Founded 1972.
Phone and fax: 609-951-9600 609-951-0496
For the nursing home environment.
Clinical Systems Inc., 145 Witherspoon Street, Second Floor,
Princeton 08540. Chandresh Mody, director software development. Staff
size: 8. Founded 1986.
Phone and fax: 609-683-0040 609-683-8266
R&D branch of Garden City-based firm, for the pharmaceutical
industry.
Computer Associates, Route 206 and Orchard Road, Box 8, Princeton
08543-0008. David Cook, facilities manager. Staff size: 325. Founded
1976.
Phone and fax: 908-874-9000 908-874-9420
Computer software supplier for business, government, research
and educational organizations.
Consult Laboratory Systems, 3131 Princeton Pike, Building 5,
Suite 114, Lawrenceville 08648. Robert L. Moser MD, president. Staff
size: 1.
Phone and fax: 609-895-1076 609-896-2030
Physicians laboratory software.
W.R. Curtice Consulting, 5 Berkshire Drive, Princeton Junction
08550. Walter R. Curtice PhD, consultant. Staff size: 2. Founded 1989.
Phone and fax: 609-799-1040 609-799-1175
http://www.webcom.com/curtice/
CAD software for microwave and RF applications.
DB Tech/Web Sci Technologies, 4214 Route 1 North, Monmouth Junction
08852. R.S. Dare, president. Staff size: 25.
Phone and fax: 732-329-9000 732-329-0066
Formerly DB Tech, consulting to telecommunications clients.
Datacolor International, 5 Princess Road, Lawrenceville 08648.
David Crozier, general manager. Staff size: 125. Founded 1970.
Phone and fax: 609-924-2189 609-895-7472
Color measurement and control solutions for textile, paint,
plastics, inks, and printing industries.
Datamark Technologies, 681 Route 1 South, Technology Center
of New Jersey, North Brunswick 08902. Jack Kaplan, president. Staff
size: 25. Founded 1992.
Phone and fax: 732-873-5322 732-873-2530
Development and management of electronic customer loyalty
and frequent shopper programs for retail, hospitality, telecommunications
and consumer products.
Decision Images, 9 Charlton Street, Princeton 08540. Robert
F. Mills, president. Staff size: 4. Founded 1984.
Phone and fax: 609-683-0234 609-683-4068
Computer image processing to enhance visual input from satellites.
Decision Technology Inc., 4390 Route 1, Princeton 08540. Mark
Berkowitz, president. Staff size: 20. Founded 1985.
Phone and fax: 609-987-8950 609-987-8955
End-user information retrieval software and sales.
Delphi Technology, 100 Canal Pointe Boulevard, Suite 214, Princeton
08540. Michael Fang, director of technology. Staff size: 25. Founded
1989.
Phone and fax: 609-987-9600 609-987-0254
Enterprise, client-server information systems for financial
and pharmaceutical organizations.
Detail Technologies, 3490 Route 1, Building 16 B, Princeton
08540. Ron Vangi. Staff size: 2. Founded 1984.
Phone and fax: 609-452-8228 609-987-9120
MPA data entry software, $395.
Distribution One Inc., 65 South Main Street, Building D, Level
1, Pennington 08534. Thomas F. Ward, president. Staff size: 12. Founded
1995.
Phone and fax: 609-730-8600 609-730-8686
For the wholesale distribution business, Vision, a system
that uses the fourth generation "Progress" language and can
run on Unix and PC servers, also Year 2000 remediation.
FICOMP Systems Inc., 117 Docks Corner Road, Dayton 08810. Gary
Richman, president. Staff size: 25. Founded 1977.
Phone and fax: 732-274-2600 732-274-2601
www.//ficompsystems.com
Networking systems integration, including Interpreter 6000
voice recognition software for financial traders.
FICOMP has developed voice recognition solutions that enable
people to interact with computers using conversation speech —
not just in a nice quiet office but in noisy environments such as
a brokerage trading floor.
"We have secured a niche as the foremost company involved in providing
continuous voice recognition (VR) technology to the financial community,"
says Gary Richman, president of the firm founded in 1977. "Traders
are now using our system to talk their orders in rather than using
keyboard, mouse, or touch screen. In this highly emotional environment
of buying and selling, we have provided the first voice recognition
system that works on the chaotic trading room or exchange floor."
Interpreter 6000 sells for $4,000 to $8,000 for each trader’s station
and was developed for Bear Stearns & Co.
FrontLine Technologies Inc., 57 Chicory Lane, Hopewell 08638.
Phone and fax: 609-730-8797 609-730-8556
Client server application development with Visual Basic
and relational databases, a premier partner of Vision Software.
Helmsman Group Inc., 666 Plainsboro Road, Suite 505, Plainsboro
08536. Kenneth Kay, president. Staff size: 8. Founded 1989.
Phone and fax: 609-275-9416 609-275-6512
Planning software for corporations, for budgeting, forecasting,
and management reporting (business navigation).
Innovative Programming Associates Inc., 303 Wall Street, Princeton
08540-1515. Mort Cohen, chief executive officer. Staff size: 21. Founded
1979.
Phone and fax: 609-924-7272 609-924-0875
Kandu Inc., 2450 C Kuser Road, Hamilton Square 08690. James
Terry, president. Staff size: 13. Founded 1990.
Phone and fax: 609-587-7973 609-587-9412
Software development, public access, kiosk, Internet and
video games.
John A. Keane and Associates Inc., 273 Jefferson Road, Princeton
08540. John A. Keane, president. Staff size: 2. Founded 1966.
Phone and fax: 609-924-7904 609-924-1078
http://www.cnj.digex.net/~keane
Holding company for intellectual property, especially software,
including CIMQuality, for managing an ISO/QS-9000 compliant plant
on a desktop PC and comparing a quality model with a business model.
The Lepus Group, 209 Wall Street, Princeton 08540. Bob Raffo
Jr., partner. Staff size: 9. Founded 1990.
Phone and fax: 609-279-0363 609-279-0263
Dynamic data warehousing software, integrated hardware and
software solutions, Internet development, value added reseller of
hardware and software.
Bole’ software is a re-engineering tool that integrates
"best of breed" products into an enterprise-wide system. It
dynamically retrieves data from a virtual warehouse of many databases
and compiles it with desktop tools to generate analyses and reports.
Users can manage data without additional technical programming staff.
Information management solutions include administration of such databases
and operating systems as Oracle, Sybase, NT, Novell, and Unix, plus
programming in C, Java, PowerBuilder, Perl, Delphi, and more. The
firm is an authorized Compaq value-added reseller.
LEX2000 Inc., 2 Independence Way, Princeton 08540. Eric Baelen,
vice president. Staff size: 13. Founded 1995.
Phone and fax: 609-734-9692 609-734-9644
Financial budgeting, analysis, and consolidation software
and consulting; APL2000 subsidiary developed APL programming language.
Logic Works Inc., 111 Campus Drive, University Square at Princeton,
Princeton 08540. Gregory A. Peters, acting CEO and president, CFO.
Staff size: 190. Founded 1988.
Phone and fax: 609-514-1177 609-514-1175
Software to model, manage, and understand corporate information
assets, 226 employees world wide, products licensed to more than 45,000
users in over 6,000 organizations; stock symbol LGWX (U.S. 1, November
1, 1995).
The flagship product ERwin, is a database modeling tool
for client/server, Web, and data warehouse development; ModelMart,
the industry-leading model management system; BPwin, a powerful business
process analysis tool; TESTBytes, a test data generation tool; and
Universal Directory, a warehouse meta data management tool that provides
just-in-time assistance.
MBR Research Inc., 601 Ewing Street, Suite C-22 Princeton Professional
Park, Princeton 08540. Moshe Ben-Reuven, president and chief scientist.
Staff size: 5. Founded 1985.
Phone and fax: 609-924-7596 609-924-2470
Technical software development and marketing.
MCI Systemhouse Corp. – International Public Safety Group, 989
Lenox Drive, Building 1, Suite 124, Lawrenceville 08648. Richard E.
Dale, vice president and general manager. Staff size: 85. Founded
1974.
Phone and fax: 609-406-7600 609-406-7699
Customized, cost-effective solutions, marketed under the
name of SHL Transerve, for public and private safety agencies.
IPSG does system engineering and integration, site selection
mapping and simulation modeling, radio and microwave system design,
object-oriented computer-aided dispatch, enhanced 911 operational
integration design, radio frequency design and acquisition, industry-leading
message switching systems, criminal justice services, trunked radio
modeling, object-oriented records management systems, telephony services
including enhanced ISDN 911 and automatic call distribution, mobile
data communication systems, global positioning systems, automated
fingerprint identification, digital imaging, event alerting, and communication
center facility construction.
Maintenance DataBase Systems Inc., 112 Wall Street, Second Floor,
Princeton 08540-1522. Ellwood Kauffman, president. Staff size: 4.
Founded 1985.
Phone and fax: 609-924-2770 609-497-2953
MMS (Maintenance Management Software) for PC-based fleet
and equipment management systems for such clients as cities and ski
resorts.
Microsolutions Development Corporation, 666 Plainsboro Road,
Suite 340, Plainsboro 08536. Thomas Carrier, director of information
systems. Staff size: 7. Founded 1994.
Phone and fax: 609-897-9530 609-897-9587
http://www.microsolutionsdevco.com
Application development and network support for LOTUS Notes,
Domino, Web, and Visual Basic, also CATRAK, call center management
software.
Catrak call management software has real-time data query
capability, automatic contact routing according to customized rule-sets,
real-time reporting alerts, and automatic generation of follow-up
letters.
Multi Solutions Inc., 4262 Route 1, Monmouth Junction 08852-1905.
Charles J. Lombardo, chief executive officer. Staff size: 12. Founded
1985.
Phone and fax: 732-329-9200 732-329-1386
Cooperative processing software and communications tools
for client-server applications, also Multi Soft Inc., traded on OTC
as MULT and MSOF.
Multi Soft designs, develops, and markets cooperative processing
software and communications tools for client-server application development.
Its Windows Communications Library automatically generates complete
Visual Basic and PowerBuilder applications linked to 3270 and 5250
legacy data without additional coding, and is emulator-dependent.
An example of how it updated legacy systems: A retail store
chain revamped its customer service screens to translate cryptic data
into easy-to-see color coded graphs and English language messages.
Multiforce Systems Corp., 101 Wall Street, Princeton 08540.
Thomas M. Bates, president. Staff size: 15. Founded 1981.
Phone and fax: 609-683-4242 609-497-2953
Fleet management.
MultiModal Applied Systems Inc., 125 Village Boulevard, Suite
270, Princeton 08540. Carl Van Dyke, president. Staff size: 20. Founded
1992.
Phone and fax: 609-419-9800 609-419-9600
For the railroad industry.
NEC Systems Laboratory Open Systems Technology Center, 4 Independence
Way, Third Floor, Princeton 08540. Ken Ogawa, director. Staff size:
25. Founded 1991.
Phone and fax: 609-734-6000 609-734-6001
For UNIX products, based in Boxborough, Massachusetts.
National Information Bureau Ltd., 14 Washington Road, Princeton
Junction 08550. Philip Burgess, chairman. Staff size: 25. Founded
1991.
Phone and fax: 609-936-2900 609-936-2859
Credit bureau communications, automated credit evaluation,
call accounting, telecommunications facilities management, and connectivity,
formerly Bell Atlantic Software Systems.
The software allows automatic retrieval and automated credit
decision scoring of consumer and business credit information. NIB
works with the four major credit bureaus, Experian (formerly TRW),
Trans-Union, Equifax and Dun & Bradstreet to obtain information for
instant credit decisions.
Its first consumer-oriented service, Right to Know, is accessible
on the Internet and provides a one-stop source for monitoring important
personal records. Consumers can order comprehensive reports on credit
profiles, motor vehicle records, medical status, Social Security records,
education, worker’s compensation, and employment records (http://www.righttoknow.com).
Nettech Systems Inc., 158 Wall Street, Princeton 08540. Boris
Fridman, president. Staff size: 20. Founded 1988.
Phone and fax: 609-683-0100 609-683-5019
Wireless communications.
OMR Systems, CN 851, Princeton 08542. James L. Mersfelder, president.
Staff size: 158. Founded 1981.
Phone and fax: 609-497-2000 609-683-0115
Integrated financial trading software, including European
currency conversions to the Euro.
P-STAT Inc., 230 Hopewell-Lambertville Road, Hopewell 08525-2809.
Shirrell Buhler, president. Staff size: 5. Founded 1979.
Phone and fax: 609-466-9200 609-466-1688
Modular software for statistical analysis.
The P-Stat program allows the user to manipulate data in
complex ways by using a simple yet elegant language and costs in the
$500 range for PCs to more than $10,000 for mainframes. Popular with
market research firms because of its "stub and banner" display
reports, it is also used by the FBI for figuring out patterns of serial
arsonists, by the U.S. Geological Survey (for groundwater studies),
and by clinical researchers (such as Genentech and epidemiology/AIDS
tracking department of University of Miami Medical School) who analyze
data collected over long time periods.
Data Entry will run on a PC without extra software. Any
small organization, such as a church, can use it to enter survey information
and manipulate it for statistical analysis and mail merges.
Paradise Software Inc., 7 Centre Drive, Suite 10, Jamesburg
08831. John A. Malleo-Roach, managing partner. Staff size: 7. Founded
1989.
Phone and fax: 609-655-0016 609-655-0045
Software for Unix and NT marketplace — Simplicity video
conferencing products.
Simplicity kits range from $2,500 for an NT workstation
to $7,000 for a high-end Sun workstation. Allegheny Hospital uses
Simplicity for distance learning, and the Department of the Army buys
the system for military intelligence surveillance. The latest version
runs on Sun, HP, and NT workstations and complies with just-issued
standards.
Pennington Systems Inc., 916 Commons Way, Montgomery Commons,
Princeton 08540. Stephen F. Heffner, president. Staff size: 2. Founded
1977.
Phone and fax: 609-924-8130 609-924-8135
Software translation and migration, analysis, and re-engineering,
including Year 2000 (Y2K), also software development and tools such
as XTRAN.
XTRAN is a specialized expert system developed for symbolic
manipulation — translation, analysis, re-engineering, standardization,
and code generation — of programming languages, from assembler
through fourth generation languages. XTRAN has an expert system "engine"
so that a new language or language combination needs only the development
of a parser and/or code generator plus a set of rules to apply its
power to a new language manipulation problem.
When the input language is a low-level, unstructured one,
XTRAN invokes built-in improvement and structuring capabilities. For
analysis it is especially appropriate for Year 2000 impact estimations.
Pericom Software Inc., 2271 Route 33, Suite 106, Hamilton Square
08690. Mary Ellen Seick, president. Staff size: 10. Founded 1985.
Phone and fax: 609-588-5300 609-588-8906
Networking and connectivity and terminal emulation software
for Microsoft Windows, UNIX, and JAVA.
Policy Management Systems Corp., Quakerbridge Executive Center,
Suite 202, Lawrenceville 08648. Gregg Matis, site manager. Staff size:
24.
Phone and fax: 609-799-6100 609-716-5650
Insurance software.
Princeton Desktop Systems,Inc., 128 West State Street, Trenton
08608. Gerald J. Clancy, president. Staff size: 4. Founded 1987.
Phone and fax: 609-396-7191 609-396-2754
BillTrak (online legislative management system), publisher
of New Jersey Legislative publications, also database applications.
Princeton Financial Systems, 600 College Road East, Suite 2400,
Princeton 08540. Will Mayhall, president/CEO. Staff size: 195. Founded
1969.
Phone and fax: 609-987-2400 609-987-9320
Client/server based portfolio accounting and management
systems for the institutional investors, also PFS Accounting Services.
Princeton Multimedia Technologies Corp., 145 Witherspoon Street,
Princeton 08542. Rick Weiss, president. Staff size: 5. Founded 1993.
Phone and fax: 609-497-4600 609-497-0660
72712.137@compuserve.com
Development of health and nutrition software, including
packages for research nutritionists.
Princeton Satellite Systems, 33 Witherspoon Street, Princeton
08542. Michael Paluszek, owner. Staff size: 2. Founded 1992.
Phone and fax: 609-279-9605 609-279-9607
Software and consulting design for the aerospace business.
Princeton Simulations, 100 Jersey Avenue, New Brunswick 08901.
David H. Wertz PhD, president. Staff size: 4. Founded 1993.
Phone and fax: 732-828-3505 732-545-0120
Conformational research program, for industrial and academic
researchers, to be used with molecular graphics program Chem3D (U.S.
1, June 16, 1996).
The program, Conformer, is used in conjunction with CambridgeSoft’s
Chem3D software. It helps chemists determine the 3-D properties of
molecules and incorporate a knowledge of these properties into their
research. It is a conformational search program that identifies the
global minimum and identifies all conformations that contribute significantly
to the experimental properties.
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