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Quantum PM is a Englewood, CO-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
"For years we've been hearing about the ""paperless plant"". In many ways that future has arrived. Today's technology can have a dramatically positive influence on marketing, manufacturing, sales, administration, customer relationships and sales service"
Comverge is an industry-leading provider of integrated demand response, energy efficiency, and customer engagement solutions that enable electric utilities to ensure grid reliability, lower energy costs, meet regulatory demands, and enhance the customer experience. Through its combination of software, hardware, and services, Comverge helps utilities optimize the management of every aspect of an energy management program, from participant recruitment and device installation to call center support, control events, and measurement and verification. Comverge has worked with hundreds of electric utilities to deploy nearly six million energy management devices and enroll more than 1.6 million residential customers into mass-market demand management programs. Through the creation of a work environment that fosters innovation and creativity, Comverge will become a leading provider of energy management solutions that empower utilities and residential customers to optimize energy use in order to reduce costs, meet regulatory requirements and support sustainability initiatives resulting in high customer satisfaction with our integrated offerings and services. We aim to help create a greener planet and environment through the delivery of cutting edge, engaging energy management solutions and products that provide customers a rich experience in controlling energy while delivering meaningful economic benefits.
Tracking First is a data governance and data quality assurance company, assisting marketing teams. We focus on eliminating gaps in team communication that lead to inaccurate campaign reporting. From a Marketer-level view, analytics code tracking appears to be a swarm of opaque connections. Yet for all its complexity, there are only four ways to break campaign reporting. Hence there are four things a team must check before each campaign launch: code composition, code classification, link assembly, and data capture.