| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Mike Hillhouse |
Chief Information Officer and Security Officer | Profile |
Splice Machine is disrupting the $30 billion traditional database world with the open-source dual-engine RDBMS for mixed operational and analytical workloads, powered by Apache Hadoop® and Apache Spark™. The Splice Machine RDBMS executes operational workloads on Apache HBase® and analytical workloads on Apache Spark. Splice Machine makes it easy to develop and create modern, real-time, scaleable applications, or to offload operational and analytical workloads from expensive Oracle, Teradata, and Netezza systems. Typical use cases are ETL, operational reporting or real-time applications. We are headquartered in the South of Market (SOMA) neighborhood of San Francisco.
Vendita`s mission is to empower organizations by transforming their IT experience through licensing services and cross-platform database automation solutions. This “Single Pane of Glass” approach improves productivity and assists businesses in preparing for tomorrow`s IT technology advancements today. No matter where your IT environment lives, we`ll bring our services and solutions to you. With Vendita`s Master Automation Solution (MAS), you can seamlessly integrate the most robust database automation technologies available to deploy, manage, maintain and transform your IT.
Object Module is a Des Moines, IA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
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Lattice is a data intelligence company transforming “Dark Data”, such as unstructured text, into high quality structured data for use by traditional data analysis tools. Lattice was founded by Chris Re (Stanford, MacArthur Genius Award winner) and Mike Cafarella (co-creator of Hadoop). Lattice is commercializing DeepDive, which was developed at Stanford by our founder Chris Re for over 6 years with $20M in funding from DARPA and others. Our product has already been successfully deployed in the fight against human trafficking (as featured on CBS News 60 Minutes) as part of the DARPA/Memex project. Our platform reads unstructured media and converts it into structured data that can be used by traditional data analysis tools. We use advanced machine learning techniques, coupled with a rigorous engineering approach, to outperform human readers in many fields including scientific, insurance and government applications. We’re hiring! Please check out our engineering jobs at https://jobs.lever.co/lattice to learn more. We are looking for people excited to learn more about machine learning, be part of the initial team in a startup environment and wanting to work hard to solve really interesting and important real world problems.