Joseph Musanti

Data Systems & Software operates in two primary business segments. Subsidiary DataBit resells computer hardware and software from a number of manufacturers. The company also provides software consulting and development services through its dsIT Technologies subsidiary in Israel. The company generates more than 50% of its sales by reselling computer hardware and software. Customers in the US account for about 60% of sales. The company owns a minority interest in Comverge, which provides products that energy utilities use to service and manage customers.

Main Tape Co., Inc. manufactures and distributes tape products. It offers quickmask ldpe and duromask co ex films products. The firm serves metal, industrial packaging, and construction sectors. The company was founded in 1987 and is headquartered in Cranbury, NJ.

Proterion Corp. designs, manufactures, markets, and services computer-controlled life sciences instrumentation for particle sizing and biomolecular characterization of protein molecules. The company's products, most of which are proprietary or patented, consist of spectrometers and light scattering laboratory instruments used for research and product development. Proterion was founded in 1970 and is headquartered in Piscataway, NJ.

US Seismic Systems, Inc. designs, manufactures, and distributes fiber optics systems. The company is headquartered in Chatsworth, CA.

GridSense, Inc. develops monitoring solutions for the power sector. The firm's PowerMonic product performs both short and long-term power monitoring on pad and pole mount transformers, capacitor banks, regulators, and distribution substations, as well as commercial, residential and industrial connection points. The company was founded in 1974 and is headquartered in West Sacramento, CA.

In 1998, OmniMetrix introduced the first wireless remote monitor for on-site power generation - a truly innovative product at that time. Since then, demand for wireless monitors has skyrocketed as consumers worldwide have begun to rely on the continuous stream of valuable information contained within their gensets. OmniMetrix has remained the leader in this industry by finding innovative ways to help customers meet their on-site power and standby power needs. OmniMetrix provides expert capabilities in the design and development of wireless field devices and internet-connected data management systems. This includes microprocessor-based, miniature, on-machine field equipment, fully redundant SQL-based data management, and web-delivered equipment status pages. While most OmniMetrix systems are used in electric power applications, they also build systems for Corrosion Prevention and Pipeline Monitoring.