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We think vending machines can do anything. It`s how we`ve always been. It`s why we created the first vending machine to help Union Pacific Railroad distribute its safety supplies, and why today, we`re solving efficiency problems in the halls of the world`s most innovative companies. We`re the global leader in supply vending, serving customers in 34 countries. Among our solutions, we offer two core products, the Smart Station™, a vending machine that stocks keyboards, power cords and a myriad of other work-related supplies and Smart Station Lockers™, for higher-value items, such as laptops. The concept of smart vending is refreshingly simple: empower employees to work smarter and faster, by giving them instant access to the tools they need. The world`s most innovative companies — Facebook, Dropbox, Microsoft, HP, Intel, and Twitter — rely on Smart Stations to help employees be their most creative, collaborative and competitive. Smart Stations transform the way everybody works and come pre-loaded with an unmatched service promise—a lifetime guarantee. Our team collaborates with yours to design a custom solution that solves your biggest productivity slowdowns. We`ve earned the trust of some of the most recognizable names in tech, manufacturing and healthcare because we set the service bar high and keep moving it up.
TSYMETRY is a Washington, DC-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
PlanSource provides the industry`s most flexible and extensible health exchange and benefits engagement platform in the cloud. More than 7,500 employers and 3 million consumers use the PlanSource Platform for benefits shopping, enrollment, billing and ongoing administration. PlanSource partners with leading insurance carriers, brokers and government entities to provide both exchange and non-exchange solutions to organizations of all types and sizes.
Innovative Computer Systems is a Hackensack, NJ-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Alacritech was a Silicon Valley company which marketed "intelligent" network interface controllers to offload TCP/IP processing from the CPU of computer systems to dedicated hardware on the NIC: a concept now known as a TCP offload engine.