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Since 2009 — before the phrase Internet of Things (IoT) was coined — C3 IoT (formerly C3 Energy) developed and delivered enterprise software solutions for one of the largest IoT domains: the energy sector. With hundreds of millions of smart meters and sensors deployed across the smart grid, the energy industry generates massive amounts of real-time data—data that are valuable only when yielding meaningful, actionable business insights. The company`s big data, predictive analytics, and machine learning software solutions deliver unprecedented business outcomes for the global energy industry. As C3 IoT, the company is meeting an urgent and fast-growing demand for enterprise IoT applications that enable organizations in data-intensive industries to use real-time performance monitoring and predictive analytics to optimize business processes, differentiate products and services, and create new revenue streams. C3 IoT offers a comprehensive technology stack for the rapid design, development, deployment, and operation of next-generation IoT applications that unlock data-driven insights and transform business processes. The C3 IoT Platform is the result of a seven-year development effort from a seasoned management team and industry-leading data scientists and software developers.
AvoCon Solutions is a Phoenix, AZ-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
XIUS is a Woburn, MA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Campana Systems Inc. was founded in 1988 by Grant Roberts and Brad Bell, both graduates of the University of Waterloo. Roberts and Bell opened for business in a small office on Victoria Street in Kitchener, Ontario in 1988. Jim Hardy, a University of Guelph graduate, joined the team in 1990 as Development Manager and third owner. From the beginning, Roberts, Bell and Hardy emphasized service, excellence and long-term customer relationships. Today, Campana employs more than 100 people in Canada, Australia and New Zealand and consists of two focused divisions, offering two leading products suites:
We started with the simple idea that companies should not be held back by dated ERP systems. In 2010 Sandra Kurtzig founded Kenandy to pioneer the development of an ERP solution in the cloud. As the first woman to take a Silicon Valley company public, she has been transforming enterprise software management since she founded ASK Systems in 1972 and led Kenandy through the development of an unprecedented cloud ERP product.