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Desktop Assistance Inc is a Houston, TX-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
It was more than 50 years ago—on January 12, 1965—that Clark Abt started on his journey in a small Cambridge office to create a place where innovation, bold thinking and creativity could tackle the toughest social issues of the day. Almost 50 years later, Abt Associates has grown into a global company of more than 2,300 employees with offices around the world. Although the company has changed and grown far beyond its early days, one thing remains constant: Abt’s mission to improve the quality of life and economic well-being of people worldwide.
PokitDok provides a software development platform to free, secure, and unify data that drives the business of healthcare. Its API endpoints facilitate eligibility checks, claims submissions, appointment scheduling, payment optimization, patient identity management, pharmacy benefits, and other business processes. PokitDok maintains Trading Partner agreements with more than 500 health insurers and payers, representing 93 percent of members across the US. Nearly 1000 third party enterprise applications run on PokitDok, built by healthcare organizations, digital health companies, and business process outsourcing consultants, to improve workflows, cut costs, and speed time to market. PokitDok powers DokChain, blockchain for healthcare. In 2016, PokitDok established the DokChain Health Alliance, an exclusive opportunity for member participants to run on DokChain. Members, including hospital systems, payers, financial institutions and technology companies are granted authority to contribute to implementation standards and will help prioritize healthcare use cases, with exclusive first access.
Security Forensics is a Chicago, IL-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
BitSight was founded by innovative entrepreneurs and successful security market pioneers who knew a better solution was possible. Their mission: to transform how organizations evaluate risk and security performance. They had a simple but profound solution: forget going deeper into policies and procedures; instead follow the outside-in model employed by consumer credit rating agencies.