Meta Command Systems, Inc (MCSI) is privileged to work with the products and services of these fine technology companies.
Compsim LLC is a provider of KEEL and Compsim Management Tools (CMT), next generation decision-making technology for application in industrial automation, medical, military, automotive, governmental, enterprise software and electronic gaming markets. |
Microsoft provides many of the tools used to create Echelon 4 technology, including Visual Studio .NET (VB, C++, C#, Java), Office (Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, FrontPage, Visio, Access, Publisher, Excel), Project, and the Window OS's. |
 Deneba (now ACD Systems) provides two powerful graphics tools: Canvas X and Deneba CAD. Canvas X is the primary tool used in the development of 2D images used in MCSI documentation, reports and training materials. |
 Macromedia Macromedia provides many graphics tools used to create MCSI technology, including Flash MX and Freehand. |
Wolfram Research provides Mathematica, an extremely powerful and flexible symbolic mathematics environment used in MCSI's simulation and analysis activities. |
Adobe provides Production Studio, Flash, Acrobat, Distiller, and Reader for document production, Photoshop for image editing, and Type Manager for font management. |
 Sony is the principle provider of workstations for image editing and digital still and video content creation, DVD content creation and management, and sound production. |
ValueWeb provides hosting services for www.metacomsys.com |
 Hewlett Packard provides printing products and services, and through its HP Labs significant results from its research and development efforts. |
 Cisco Systems provides networking hardware and software architecture, design and specification knowledge. |
 Sun Microsystems provides networking and server architecture, design and specification knowledge, as well as the benefits of its support of work of the Java Community Project (JCP) |
 Pyxis Innovation provides a power digital earth reference model (DERM) for use in applications requiring coherent cyberspatial referencing and storage. |
In addition to the technology partners listed above, MCSI benefits from its relationships to the following professional societies, standards and research and development organizations.
 Association for Computing Machinery |
 Object Management Group |
 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, and in particular its standards activities. |
 Global Grid Forum |
 Internet Engineering Task Force |
 The Mitre Company, a Federally Funded Research and Development agency |
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