Anania, whose tagline is "Investing in Small Business" says it typically takes a majority position in its portfolio companies. The firm is generally a buy, grow and sell investor. Its web page says there is a "strong likelihood of an exit within a 5-7 year period." All staffers, except three, go with the sale. Chuck Wunderlich, a long-time BDO director, remains with the accounting firm as do Monte McNally in IT and Traci Portwood, an administrative person. JobOpps is officially tagged as integrated job management for SageERP. Its website shows a channel of about 50. This follows the notable trend for private equity investors to pick up technology companies or products. My sentiment would echo Rick's – I can't remember hearing much about JobOps in a long time. It would probably get the same boost that the former Sage products, SalesLogix, Act and the nonprofit software now called Abila, got under new private equity owners.