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"Hydus focuses on providing integration and enterprise solutions. We specialize in providing strategic end-to-end solutions. Since 2000, our ""Single Shore Solutions"" has assisted our clients in gaining a competitive advantage and realizing increased ROI"
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Goliath Technologies provides proactive IT operations software to address the challenges associated with managing a hybrid IT infrastructure. Organizations of all sizes are moving to the cloud in some form and our products are purpose-built to assist in that transition. We manage applications, infrastructure and users regardless of where they`re located. Customers use Goliath`s products system-wide to monitor, analyze, troubleshoot and report so performance issues can be resolved before end users are impacted. Because, IT infrastructure is moving. IT accountability is not. Customers include Walmart, American Airlines, Bank of America, Viacom, UHS, HCL, CSC, ADP, Verizon Wireless, Voya, and Office Depot.
Migo Software is a Redwood City, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Iterative Scopes is fast becoming the leader in computational gastroenterology by pioneering the application of powerful, proprietary artificial intelligence tools to the practice of gastroenterology and drug development. Using multi-modal datasets obtained through exclusive partnerships and research collaborations, the company is aggregating the leading training data repository, forming the foundation of its software algorithms. This software fits seamlessly into existing clinical workflows to support physician decision making and clinical trial acceleration. Iterative Scopes is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts and was spun out of MIT in 2017.