Some company names are still inconsistent in the credits

The bug

Some company names are still inconsistent in the credits.

Cases

• Apex Systems

  • Most employees' credits say "(Apex Systems)".

  • The remaining employees' credits have the expected "(Apex Systems, Inc)".

• Ascendion

  • Stephanie Gielarowski's credit says "(Ascendion Inc)", missing a comma.

  • The remaining employees' credits have the expected "(Ascendion, Inc)".

• Aston Carter

  • Aleksander Gilyadov's credit says "(Aston Carter Inc)", missing a comma.

  • The remaining employees' credits have the expected "(Aston Carter, Inc)".

• Insight Global

  • Leon Langston's credit says "(Insight Global, Inc.)", with an extra period.

  • Kelly Fox's credit says "(Insight Global Inc)", missing a comma.

  • The remaining employees' credits have the expected "(Insight Global, Inc)".

• Lionbridge

  • Several employees' credits have an extra space in between the name and the opening parenthesis.

• Pivotal Consulting

  • Justin Ice's credit says "(Pivotal Consulting)".

  • Note: William C Meyer's credit has the expected "(Pivotal Consulting, LLC)".

• Simplicity Consulting

  • Most employees' credits say "(Simplicity Consulting Inc.)", with an extra period.

  • Leigh Eckert's and Stephanie Turl's credits says "(SIMPLICITY CONSULTING LLC)". Is this the same company?

  • No employee credits have the expected "(Simplicity Consulting, Inc)".

• Ten Gun Design

  • Most employees' credits say "(Ten Gun Design, Inc)", which is expected.

  • Jordan Lofy's and Ryan Conner's credits say "(TEN GUN DESIGN INC)", in all caps and missing a comma.

• TEKsystems

  • Several employees' credits say "(TEKsystems, Inc.)", with an extra period.

  • Several employees' credits say "(TEKSYSTEMS, INC.)", in all caps as well as an extra period.

  • Four employees' credits have the expected "(TEKsystems, Inc)".

Remaining "LLC" inconsistencies

Some credits have the expected "(CompanyName, LLC)" style, with the exception of the following ones:

• Amy Barenblat's credit says "(Iconma LLC)".

• Anita Collins's credit says "(Excelsior Staffing LLC)".

• Aysha Davis's credit says "(Cyborg Mobile LLC)".

• Chad Oetken's credit says "(Troy Consulting LLC)".

• Emily Hayes's credit says "(Averro LLC)".

• Lori Merritt's credit says "(SGF USA LLC)".

• Liz Butowicz's credit says "(Bluehawk LLC)".

• Nicolas Sherman's credit says "(NEXTANT LLC)", in all caps.

• Siva Balantrapu's credit says "(Hitachi Digital Services LLC)".

• Trevor McCann's credit says "(Yoh Services LLC)".

Other isolated inconsistencies

• Most credits have a comma before "Inc", though some do not:

  • All Simplicity Consulting credits.

  • All Allegis Global Solutions credits.

  • Sarah Souza's credit says "(Epitec Inc)".

  • The section title "Development Partner - CSI Interfusion Inc Alumni".

• Some random companies and credits are given in upper case, which is extraordinarily jarring, and did not occur in previous versions. Unlike previous entries, this is given in the order they appear in the credits, excluding instances listed previously and following this, for the sake of time:

  • "Adam Granzer (MURPHY AND ASSOCIATES INC)".

  • "Maxwell Moeller (BLUEPRINT TECHNOLOGIES)".

  • All Kforce Inc credits.

  • All Year Up Inc credits.

• Credits with "Ltd" are styled inconsistently across the credits: with or without a preceding comma; with or without a period; or with or without capitalization (as in "LLC"). The expected style is "(CompanyName, Ltd)".

  • Amber Wu's credit says "(Shanghai Wicresoft Co, Ltd.)".

  • Vini De Lima De Sousa's credit says "(0965688 BC Ltd)".

  • Several employees' credits say "(TATA CONSULTANCY SERVICES LTD)", in all caps.

    • Sanjana Jadhav's credit says "(Tata Consultancy Services LTD)", in correct case but still missing a comma.

  • Note: Nitesh Kulkarni's credit says "(Manpower Services Canada Limit)". Is this intended or is it supposed to say "Limited"? And if so, would it not be "(Manpower Services Canada, Ltd)"?

• All credits with "AB" are missing a comma, except for Dacke Blixt's and Hannah Feilberg-Maiti's credits, which say "(Techfactory, AB)".