| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|
ProMedical IT is a company focused on IT support in the medical, automotive, aviation, engineering, and construction.
3|SHARE specializes in assisting companies leveraging Adobes Digital Marketing Suite. Our laser focused capabilities are focused on supporting Adobe Experience Manager (formerly CQ5). If 3|SHARE was a person and not a company, then Adobe would be our ...
Tri State Publishers is a Farmingdale, NY-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Proven at global web scale in production for modern data services, Alluxio is the developer of open source data orchestration software for the cloud. Alluxio moves data closer to data analytics and machine learning compute frameworks in any cloud across clusters, regions, and clouds, providing memory-speed data access to files and objects. Intelligent data tiering and caching deliver greater performance and reliability to customers in financial services, high tech, retail and telecommunications. Alluxio is in production use today at eight out of the top ten internet companies. Venture-backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Seven Seas Partners, Volcanic Ventures, and Hillhouse Capital. Alluxio was founded at UC Berkeley`s AMPLab by the creators of the Tachyon open source project.
Founded in 2007, Weebly is a San Francisco-based, global platform that lets people easily create a unique website, blog or online store. Millions around the world use Weebly to start their own business, sell online, showcase their achievements and communicate with visitors in a thoughtful and meaningful way. Designed with the first-time business owner in mind, Weebly gives everyone the freedom to build a high-quality site that works brilliantly across any device. Weebly offers a range of pricing options, including free and premium consumer plans, as well as enterprise offerings and is consistently the highest-rated website building mobile app in the App Store and Google Play. Weebly’s investors include Sequoia Capital, Tencent Holdings, Baseline Ventures, Ron Conway and Y Combinator.