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SoftSols (North America) is a Woodstock, GA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
As a trusted partner to our intelligence, defense and civilian agency customers, TASC provides enterprise systems engineering, mission-enabling architectures and value-based solutions for the national security and public safety markets. Drawing upon our extensive domain knowledge, subject-matter expertise and technical resources, we deliver the strategic and tactical insight needed to help our customers meet the national security requirements of today—and also of the future. In this age of fiscal austerity and global volatility, TASC`s services have never been more essential. We provide the experience, technical expertise and ingenuity to help our customers satisfy strict budget requirements without sacrificing mission readiness, mission sustainability and overall mission goals. Our 4,000 professionals, the majority holding advanced degrees and many with high-level security clearances, stand behind every project and engagement. Our corporate vision and values emphasizes trust, integrity, excellence and teamwork—and our leadership model—which focuses on collaborating, inspiring, mentoring and always doing the right thing no matter how difficult—create the strong foundation on which our future is built.
Rovisys is a Aurora, OH-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
360training is a market leading provider of compliance and workforce e-Learning solutions. Founded as SofTech International Inc. in 1997, 360training is an Austin, Texas based employee owned multi-national e-learning pioneer.
xMatters enables any business process or application to trigger two-way communications (text, voice, email, and SMS) throughout the extended enterprise. Our cloud-based solution allows for enterprise-grade scaling and delivery during time-sensitive events. More than 1,000 leading global firms use xMatters to ensure business operations run smoothly and effectively during incidents ranging from IT failures to product recalls to natural disasters to dynamic staffing to service outages to medical emergencies to supply-chain disruption.