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Learn how Stardogs Enterprise Knowledge Graph platform turns data into knowledge by unifying data with its real-world context.
Memfault is an IoT reliability platform that empowers teams to build more robust devices at scale through performance monitoring, debugging, and OTA updates. Their SDK and web app enable device reliability engineering (DRE) techniques, providing a more...
Wayin is a technology company created to enhance consumer experiences, empower data-driven marketers, and ultimately make conversations matter. Wayin's ability to aggregate, curate, and measure data in real-time allows companies of all size to extend and derive new value from social content. Wayin also delivers the ability for their clients to visualize meaningful moments on any device, in any venue, from any site and across any screen. Wayin clients include leading brands, sports teams, TV networks and advertising agencies around the globe. Started by the co-founder and former leading executives of SUN Microsystems and led by a team of engineers and media industry veterans, Wayin is based in Denver with offices in NYC, Palo Alto, Atlanta, Tokyo and Buenos Aires.
Over the last twenty years, Red Ventures has built a portfolio of influential brands, digital platforms, and strategic partnerships that work together to connect millions of people with expert advice. Through premium content and personalized digital experiences, Red Ventures builds online journeys that make it easier for people to make important decisions about their homes, health, travel, finances, education and entertainment. Founded in 2000, Red Ventures spans 5 continents and employs more than 3,500 people. Red Ventures owns and operates several large digital brands including CNET, Healthline Media, The Points Guy, Lonely Planet, Bankrate and Allconnect.com.
We help companies give their users control over their data. Personal data is disorganized, hard to spot, and stored across many systems. That makes offering data rights—like deleting your data—very hard for companies. By making it easy, we can put users everywhere in control over their personal data.