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Parallel Wireless is leading the OpenRAN movement with the worlds first 5G/4G/3G/2G cloud-native OpenRAN architecture. Our customers include over 60 global mobile operators.
Netikus.Net is a Chicago, IL-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Founded in 2014, HONK was built to transform the towing and roadside experience for motorists, service providers, insurance companies, and others making roadside assistance a major part of their customer retention strategy. Over the last several years, HONK has continued to invest in our core digital platform to deliver record retention rates to our roadside partners while also working with leading-edge companies to expand across various industries, including vehicle transports and marketplace logistics. Since our founding, HONK has partnered with thousands of towing and roadside service providers in turn helping millions of stranded motorists get back on the road safely.
Clemenger Tasmania is a Bradenton, FL-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Kazzit`s the most comprehensive online resource within the wine community by connecting wineries, vineyards, restauranteurs, collectors and enthusiasts. Kazzit easily lets users share information about their services, products, experiences and consumer needs in a simple and striking way. Kazzit adds value for both producers and customers alike. For producers, Kazzit provides a professional platform where your winery or vineyard can be easily discovered by actively looking customers. With a variety of service offerings, Kazzit provides a simple yet unique customer-oriented solution for every size business, from boutique local growers to nationwide industry leaders. For buyers, Kazzit matches customers with specific wineries and vineyards via a customizable search, based on geography, varietals and reviews. Customers are presented with producer-generated media such as: virtual tours, videos, photos and other information that producers wish to share with their new found fans.