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Beta Soft Systems Inc. is a Fremont, CA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Technamics Inc is a Staten Island, NY-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Displaydata (formerly ZBD Solutions) is a world leader in the design and supply of Dynamic Digital Display solutions incorporating the latest electronic shelf labels (ESL), Bluetooth LE Beacons and digital displays combined with a leading infrastructure and software platform. Being rapidly deployed worldwide by major clients in the retail, healthcare and office signage markets, our product portfolio delivers fully addressable electronic paper for the display of product, patient or facilities information.
Wabash Electric is a Wabash, IN-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
At Receptiviti, our goal is to improve the wellbeing of people in the workplace by enabling organizations to make smarter and better-informed people-related decisions using bias-free, real-time data. Receptiviti applies AI and natural language processing to companies` internal communication systems, providing real-time insights into the psychologies, communication patterns, and emotional signals that impact the people critical to business success. Co-founded by language psychology pioneer Prof. James W. Pennebaker, Receptiviti is built upon decades of academic research, along with the latest advancements in machine learning. Our team is comprised of some of Toronto`s top software engineers, data scientists, psychologists, and computational linguists -- and we`re growing fast. Over the past year, our team has tripled in size, and our customers include some of North America`s top financial institutions, entertainment companies, and professional sports organizations. We also lead by example. We foster an warm, fun and exciting working environment for our team, including competitive salaries, health and dental benefits, and other perks like stipends for education and speaking engagements, and an amazing office in downtown Toronto.