Advanced Interactive Inc.

	Ai has developed strategic relationships with a select group of technology companies, each one a leader in its respective field. Ai has brought these PARTNERS together through a seamless integration of state-of-the-art technology, sophisticated hardware, systems, content and relevant relationships. See also: DEVELOPMENTAL PARTNERS; SCHOOL PARTNERS
	Hewlett-Packard (HP) is a leading technology solutions provider for consumers and businesses, with market leadership in many computing technologies. Committed to building educational opportunities in underserved communities worldwide, HP has goals to assist in the Millennium Development Goals and addressing the 'digital divide' issues. HP also commits to service Axxess Servers in over 160 countries with rapid and diligent attention. We work with HP on the tests of new products as well.
	WorldSpace Corporation owns two L-Band satellites, AfriStar and AsiaStar, with very footprints in Africa, Europe and Asia. If there are a large number of educational institutions to be deployed WorldSpace receivers (costing about US$250 each) could be deployed effectively at very affordable rates.
	INFOSAT Telecommunications is a provider of high-speed, commercial 2-way satellite services. With an understanding of the intricacies of working in isolated locations, INFOSAT is a global provider of satellite systems, and has installed systems across Canada and the United States and in remote parts of Africa, Central and South America, and Southeast Asia.
	Lions Gate Learning Alliance is a consortium of 10 British Columbian companies dedicated to provide e-Learning solutions for social benefit in the Latin American market. Members of this Alliance are 7th Floor Media, Simon Fraser University, BearPaw Productions Ltd., J. LeCavalier & Associates, Inc. Knowplace, Odyssey Learning Systems Inc., Open School, Performance Solutions International (PSI), and TM NewMedia. Ai is a member of this consortium.
	FNN Indigenous Network is our partner in working with First Nations communities. Headed by Chief Leonard George of the Tsliel-Waututh Nation, this partnership goes a long way in our understanding of the culture, social and economic environments of indigenous communities. We also work with the Chief Dan George Centre which is affiliated with FNN and SFU.