Inreco LAN - Our Customers

Indaba Systems is a company of one product named Indaba. Indaba is the engine that fueled the success of textbook reseller Better World Books – simultaneously vaulting the social venture company into Amazon's Top 50 and eBay's Top 500. Utilizing Indaba software, Better World Books is often rated by Amazoon as a respected and hard-to-reach #2 among all the booksellers at the marketplace.

Saint-Gobain Vetrotex Steklovolokno owned by Owens Corning-Vetrotex Reinforcements is a reinforcement fiber factory, located in Gous-Khroustalny, not far from Moscow. The factory has a very large production capacity combined with good technology. The factory produces several types of reinforcements (rovings, chopped strands, fabrics) and uses technical synergies with the other European Saint-Gobain Vetrotex factories to produce identical products.

Saint-Gobain Vetrotex Steklovolokno supplies the Russian composite market (estimated at 45,000 tons of glass fiber per year), and also supplies Belorussia, Ukraine, and Central Asian countries such as Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

ProcureZone.com provides an ASP solution that is a powerful e-commerce platform for engineering, construction, and asset management practices. ProcureZone system can be considered a collaboration platform to work on documents and data; it dramatically improves effectiveness and reduces costs of managing data in large projects. The ProcureZone custom software can now be licensed as a platform to implement private exchanges.

Since its inception in 1999, Ecora has been providing IT managers with an advanced degree of knowledge and control over their IT infrastructure that's impossible to achieve solely with traditional systems management products or through manual data collection.
Today, Ecora is the leader in change and configuration management software solutions supporting IT control, compliance, and security.
Ecora currently has over 3,500 customers worldwide (in over 45 countries), including AmGen, CareGroup, Exelon, Fleet Securities, IBM, UPMC Health System, McKesson, Merrill Lynch, OfficeMax, Raytheon, RBC Centura Banks, Sempra, Snap-on, Temple University Hospital, UPS, and various state and federal government agencies and departments.

I-Group LLC is a privately held development company headquartered in Massachusetts, USA. I-Group and its related companies have been engaged in a variety of businesses including:

Large Scale Project Development;
Resort Development and Operations;
Historical Property Ownership and Operations;
Nationwide Veterinary Hospitals;
E-Commerce, Consulting, and Outsourcing.

The Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government encompasses 10 research centers and institutes, and more than a dozen executive education and degree programs, with enrollment figures reaching more than 800 students.

Founded in 1999, eNeuralNet was formed around a unique, artificial intelligence neural net engine that centralizes and creates relational data from a company’s disconnected data silos. eNeuralNet was the first graduate of the IBM-powered Epoch Incubator Program; this allowed eNeuralNet a fast path to market with a solid technology infrastructure that enabled the company to accelerate early-stage development and get to market quickly. IBM has identified eNeuralNet as a “strategic partner” in the Business Intelligence and Knowledge-Creation space.

Founded in 1972, SAP is the recognized leader in providing collaborative business solutions for all types of industries and for every major market.
With 12 million users, 96,400 installations, and more than 1,500 partners, SAP is the world's largest inter-enterprise software company and the world's third-largest independent software supplier overall. Today, SAP employs more than 32,000 people in more than 50 countries.

World Bank Group / International Finance Corporation
Private Sector Development

The joint World Bank-IFC Financial and Private Sector Development Vice Presidency focuses on three core areas:

Creating the institutional foundations for effective markets (examples: property rights, collateral systems, corporate governance, financial market infrastructure);
Promoting open and competitive markets (examples: opening up entry, access to finance for promising firms, deeper and more liquid financial markets, and exit for failing firms);
Supporting social safety nets with market-based instruments (examples: financial market-based instruments and risk management for pensions and insurance systems as well as low income housing).