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Rukkus House is a Vancouver, BC-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
The rules of the logistics game have changed drastically over the past few years with customers expecting ever faster deliveries that arrive at the time and place that is most convenient for them. In order to remain relevant, every company that delivers goods and services must respond quickly and innovatively to these market demands, becoming much more agile and efficient across their entire ecosystem. This explains why customer-centric logistics systems have become the new strategic imperative for companies facing these new challenges. Bringg is the leading customer-centric logistics solution for enterprises, with some of the world`s most well-known retail, CPG, food and 3PL/4PL companies as its customers in more than 50 countries around the world. Our powerful technology platform helps companies gain a clear and sustainable competitive advantage by matching Amazon’s logistical excellence in terms of operational efficiency and customer experience, streamlining the way they deliver goods and services to create the perfect frictionless experience for everyone – from their headquarters to the field and all the way to their customers. Bringg was founded in 2013 by the serial entrepreneurs Raanan Cohen and Lior Sion who have many years of experience disrupting established industries. The company has raised nearly $20 million from venture capital firms such as Aleph, Pereg Ventures and Cambridge Capital, as well as corporate investors such as the Coca-Cola Company and Ituran. Bringg has dozens of employees in Tel Aviv, New York and Chicago, and is currently scaling up very quickly in order to meet the growing enterprise demand for its solutions.
Thriver fuels workplaces with an enterprise platform that curates food and experiences, tracks related spending, and gathers valuable employee feedback.
SEMCAT is a Lincoln, NE-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Artillery is bringing console quality gaming experiences to modern browsers using the latest HTML5 technology. Read more about the problems we're solving at http://blog.artillery.com/2012/07/six-impossible-problems.html : "We’re pretty optimistic about the possibility of bringing console-quality gaming to the browser. There are already lots of turn-based resource-collection/”click-and-wait” games and plenty of casual puzzle games, but we believe the platform is ready to take a step forward. We’re talking about real-time, multiplayer gaming – specifically high-quality graphics, content-rich game worlds, and everything else that gamers expect from a console or native PC game. In fact, most of the individual pieces have been proven possible in the dozens of brilliant HTML5 demos that appear every month. "Despite these wonderful demos there are some really hard problems in front of us. We’re excited but a little daunted by what needs to be done. At Artillery, we know we can do it, but we know we also need to build a really great team. The following is a taste of what we want to accomplish. If this stuff excites you, get in touch with us."